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Mr. Hektor Hebert

Mr. Hektor Hebert
Managing Director, Cascade Scientific GmbH

Dr. Hebert is the Managing Director (Geschäftsführer) responsible for EAG’s Cascade Scientific GmbH laboratory located in Frankfurt Germany.

He was a co-founder of Cascade Scientific GmbH in 2002 and instrumental in the successful acquisition of this lab from Aventis. Prior to this, Dr. Hebert was Project Director and Key Account Manager at Aventis Research & Technologies. Prior to his time at Aventis, he was head of surface analysis at the Central Research Department of Hoechst AG.

Dr. Hebert received a Diplom in physics from J.W. Goethe University in Frankfurt and a Ph.D. in physics from Humboldt University in Berlin

Publications

  • "Localization and mobility of oxygen in monocrystalline GaAs by channelling-NRA" – Hebert, Schenkel. Meyer, Michelmann, Bethge, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B 89 (1994) 95-99

  • 'Channeling Charged Particle Activation Analysis of light impurities at trace levels in GaAs", Schenkel, Hebert, Meyer, Michelmann, Bethge, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B 89 (1994) 79-82

  • "Scanning Force Microscopy Studies on Morphology of uniaxially stretched technical polymer foils" – Hebert, Stocker, Althoff, Rabe, Proceedings of Polymerwerkstoffe ´96, Merseburg, 69 -72

  • "Scanning Force Microscopy Studies on Morphology of uni- and biaxially hot stretched isotactic Polypropylene foils", Hebert, Althoff, Kochem, Stocker, Rabe, Proceedings of AOFA 10, 1998, Kaiserslautern, 140

  • "Detection of Tensides on organic materials with ToF-SIMS" – Hebert, Glauder, Aventis R&T, Pat. S 4103 / HOE 1999/F 550

  • "ToF-SIMS: A New Method to detect Molecules on Hair" – Hebert, Glauder, Proceedings of IFSCC Meeting, Berlin, 2000

  • "Ultra low energy SIMS depth profiling of sub-1.5 nm silicon oxynitride films" – Mulcahy, Bock, Ebblewhite, Hebert, Biswas, Applied Surface Science, Volume 252, Issue 19, 30 July 2006, Pages 7198-7200

+ numerous internal research papers for Hoechst and Aventis for biomedical or pharmaceutical subjects