6th Czech – Polish Catalytic Symposium

2018-11-20T23:05:45+01:005th February 2017|

Four members of our group have attended the 16th Czech – Polish Catalytic Symposium (CzePoCat), held in Ostrava, Czech Republic, on 2nd to 4th February 2017. We have presented 4 lectures. .

Professorial nomination

2019-04-28T01:53:08+02:0026th October 2016|

On October 26, 2016, the President of the Republic of Poland, Andrzej Duda, nominated 99 academic teachers and employees of science and art at the Presidential Palace in Warsaw. Among the nominees there was Wojciech Macyk. (photo by Krzysztof Sitkowski / KPRP)

Thesis defended

2018-09-22T08:44:29+02:0015th September 2016|

Marcin Kobielusz has got his PhD degree. Congratulation! Activation of C1 molecules in photocatalytic systems. The influence of electronic structure on the processes The aim of the work was to determine the influence of the electronic structure of a semiconductor on its photocatalytic activity. In this doctoral thesis a modified spectroelectrochemical method is proposed, as [...]

Thesis defended

2018-11-20T23:10:03+01:0015th September 2016|

Szymon Wojtyła has got his PhD degree. Congratulation! Reactive molecular oxygen species (1O2 , O3) in heterogenous catalysis Numerous photocatalytic processes such as degradation of pollutants or organic synthesis occurs with reactive oxygen species, that are formed mainly as an effect of photoinduced charge transfer from excited semiconductor to O2 and H2O molecules. Photocatalytic activation of oxygen [...]

OPUS project granted

2019-04-28T01:34:38+02:009th May 2016|

Prof. Wojciech Macyk obtained a grant from National Science Centre within OPUS 10 programme. The project "Engineering of electronic states in semiconductor photocatalysts" is focused on design and characterization of electronic properties of semiconducting materials. Congratulations!  

Thesis defended

2019-04-28T01:40:52+02:0018th June 2015|

Rafał Sadowski has got his PhD degree. Congratulation! Photocatalytic coatings for medicine and food industry The main goal of the doctoral thesis was to obtain stable and photoactive upon visible light irradiation semiconductor coatings on various polymers. A further purpose of this study was to understand the nature of semiconductor particles binding to polymer surface [...]

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