General
We are looking for a postdoctoral fellow to work within the SOLAR project “Interfacial engineering of semiconductors for highly selective light-driven chemical transformations“.
A more detailed offer can be found here and here.
General
We are looking for a postdoctoral fellow to work within the OPUS-14 project “Remotely light-controlled activity in dyes, proteins, catalysts: imaging, sensing, energy conversion“
A more detailed offer can be found here and here.
General
We are glad to inform that we are looking for a Ph.D. student to work within the Solar project “Interfacial engineering of semiconductors for highly selective light-driven chemical transformations”
More detailed offer can be downloaded from the following link:
General
We are glad to inform that we are looking for a PhD student to work within the SHENG-1 project “Photocatalytic reduction of carbon dioxide based on p-type semiconductors”
More detailed offer can be downloaded from the following link:
Group members
The Team of Photocatalysis has a new member, Dr. Kaja Spilarewicz-Stanek joined us as a post-doc and she will be working in Sheng 1 project. Welcome to Kraków!
Group members
Magdalena Mikrut has got her PhD degree. Congratulations!
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Conference
Our results were presented at the 9th Czech – Polish Catalytic Symposium, held in Ostrava, Czech Republic, on February 7th, 2020. We have presented 4 lectures. The symposium as always was packed with many interesting presentations but we also had time for discussions.
General
We are looking for a Postdoctoral researcher to work in SHENG project “Photocatalytic reduction of carbon dioxide based on p-type semiconuctors”.
The job offer can be downloaded from here.
Group members
We are looking for a researcher to work in TEAM project “In quest of a more efficient quantum solar energy exploitation in energy downhill and uphill photocatalytic processes (INGENIOUS)”.
The inquiry can be downloaded here.
Grant
Group of Prof. Wojciech Macyk is one of three Polish research teams involved in projects awarded in the Solar-Driven Chemistry call. The project Interfacial engineering of semiconductors for highly selective light-driven chemical transformations, investigated by Prof. Wojciech Macyk, is aimed to study the possibility of selectivity control in photo(electro)catalytic processes through engineering the semiconductor/solvent or semiconductor/gas interfaces. Photo(electro)catalytic reactions are the solar-driven processes that can be used to produce solar fuels, fine chemicals or to depollute water and air. The project will involve research teams led by Prof. Radim Beránek from Ulm University (project leader), Prof. Timo Jacob (Ulm University), and Prof. Markku Leskela (University of Helsinki).
Congratulations!