Kasidid Yaemsunthorn was a guest in the group of prof. Minoru Mizuhata from Kobe University. This visit will help to strengthen cooperation between our groups. Kasidid has already returned to Krakow with a lot of ideas for new research.
Paweł Mikrut has got his PhD degree. Congratulations!
Solar energy utilisation in shape- and redox-engineered photocatalytic systems
A new photo that better reflects the current composition of our group.
Dr. Tetiana Tatarchuk, associate professor at the Department of Chemistry and director of the Didactic and Scientific Center for Materials Science and Nanotechnology at the Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University in Ivano-Frankivsk won a grant from the National Science Center for researchers from Ukraine to continue their research at the Polish research centers. Dr Tetiana Tatarchuk will continue research into new heterogeneous catalytic reactions based on advanced oxidation processes that can be used for water treatment. The project will cover the synthesis of new, active materials, their characterization and catalytic tests.
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Our group becomes more and more international. For a year we will host Mr. Chaiyasit Phawa from Thailand. Chaiyasit is a Ph.D. student at the School of Chemistry, Suranaree University of Technology.
Our group becomes more and more international. For three months we will host Ms. Hanna Braun from Germany. Hanna is a Ph.D. student at Ulm University, where she works in the group of Prof. Timo Jacob. She also collaborates with prof. Radim Beránek as part of the Solar-driven chemistry project.
An interview with Paweł Mikrut, in which he talks about his PRELUDIUM project, has been published on the Rzecz o website.
Paweł Mikrut was nominated for the international “Scientist of the Future” Award in the category of “Exact and Technical Sciences for an Innovative Future”.
We offer 2 positions for students to work in Sonata (NCN) project: “Studies on the interaction of semiconductors with metal-organic frameworks (MOF) and its influence on photoinduced processes”. For more details please see the attached file.
