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208 Ph.D./D.Sc. THESES IN 2005 Ph.D./D.Sc. THESES IN 2005 Ph.D. THESES 1. Małgorzata Derda, M.Sc. Oznaczanie stosunków izotopowych siarki w procesie spalania węgla (Determination of sulphur isotope ratios in coal combustion process) supervisor: Prof. Andrzej G. Chmielewski, Ph.D., D.Sc. Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology, 15.12.2005 2. Ewa Kornacka, M.Sc. Badanie wpływu jonów niektórych metali przejściowych oraz substancji ochronnych na proces radiolizy DNA (Influence of some transition metal ions and protective agents on DNA radiolysis) supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Hanna Ambroż, Ph.D., D.Sc. Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology, 15.12.2005 3. Joanna Perlińska, M.Sc. Paramagnetyczne centra generowane radiacyjnie w sodalitach (Paramagnetic centers generated radiolytically in sodalites) supervisor: Prof. Jacek Michalik, Ph.D., D.Sc. Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology, 14.04.2005 4. Wojciech Starosta, M.Sc. Krystalochemia kompleksów wapnia z ligandami azynodwukarboksylowymi (Crystal chemistry of calcium complexes with azinedicarboxylate ligands) supervisor: Prof. Janusz Leciejewicz, Ph.D., D.Sc. Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology, 06.10.2005 5. Yongxia Sun, M.Sc. Radiation induced decomposition of selected chlorinated hydrocarbons in gaseous phase supervisor: Prof. Andrzej G. Chmielewski, Ph.D., D.Sc. Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology, 06.10.2005 D.Sc. THESES 1. Grażyna Przybytniak, Ph.D. Rodniki powstające w DNA i jego nukleotydach pod wpływem promieniowania jonizującego (Radicals of DNA and DNA nucleotides generated by ionising radiation) Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology
EDUCATION 209 EDUCATION Ph.D. PROGRAMME IN CHEMISTRY The Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology holds a four-year Ph.D. degree programme for graduates of chemical, physical and biological departments of universities, for graduates of medical universities and to engineers in chemical technology and material science. The main areas of the programme are: • radiation chemistry and biochemistry, • chemistry of radioelements, • isotopic effects, • radiopharmaceutical chemistry, • analytical methods, • chemistry of radicals, • application of nuclear methods in chemical and environmental research, material science and protection of historical heritage. The candidates accepted for the mentioned programme can be employed in the Institute. The candidates can apply for a doctorial scholarship. The INCT offers accommodation in 10 rooms in the guesthouse for Ph.D. students not living in Warsaw. During the four-year Ph.D. programme the students participate in lectures given by senior staff from the INCT, Warsaw University and the Polish Academy of Sciences. In the second year, the Ph.D. students have teaching practice in the Chemistry Department of Warsaw University. Each year the Ph.D. students are obliged to deliver a lecture on topic of his/her dissertation at a seminar. The final requirements for the Ph.D. programme graduates, consistent with the regulation of the Ministry of Education and Science, are: • submission of a formal dissertation, summarizing original research contributions suitable for publication; • final examination and public defense of the dissertation thesis. In 2005, the following lecture series were organized: • “Radiobiology” – Assoc. Prof. Andrzej Wójcik, Ph.D., D.Sc. (Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology); • “Chemometrics” – Prof. Piotr Urbański, Ph.D., D.Sc. (Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology); • “Nuclear chemistry” – Assoc. Prof. Aleksander Bilewicz, Ph.D., D.Sc. (Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology); • “Coordination chemistry” – Prof. Jerzy Narbutt, Ph.D., D.Sc. (Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology). The qualification interview for the Ph.D. programme takes place in the mid of October. Detailed information can be obtained from: • Head: Assoc. Prof. Aleksander Bilewicz, Ph.D., D.Sc. (phone: (+4822) 504 13 57, e-mail: abilewic@ichtj.waw.pl); • Secretary: Dr. Ewa Gniazdowska (phone: (+4822) 504 10 74 or 504 11 78, e-mail: studium@ichtj.waw.pl). TRAINING OF STUDENTS Institution Countr y Number of participants Period AGH University of European Union (FP5) Science and Technology Polan d 12 2 week s Franc e 1 1 yea r
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