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Materials Physics is participating in the following projects and
networks:
The 5-th Framework Programme project Centre of
Excellence CAMART, Interfacial effects in nanostructured
materials, co-ordinated by Prof. W.Lojkowski, Poland, and
Energy and Charge Transfer in the Materials for
Photonics, a project of Latvian Council of Sciences.
Contact person:
Further Institute of Solid State Physics has submitted to Eo1/ 6-
th FP, and participating in preparing and submission of
STREP to 6-th FP "Nanocrystalline Materials for
Optoelectronics"
Dr. habil. phys.
Donats Millers
Phone: +371-7261305 / home: +371-7453237
Fax: +371-7132778
E-mail: dmillers@latnet.lv
Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, Riga Technical University, Riga
Address:
Riga Technical University
Institute of Inorganic Chemistry
Plasma Process Laboratory
Miera Str. 34,
2169 Salaspils,
LV-Latvia
General Contacts: Homepage: http://www.nki.lv
Description: The Institute was founded in 1946 and co-operates with the
Faculty of Chemistry at the University of Latvia and the Faculty
of Chemical Technology at the Riga Technical University in
training students and providing research opportunities for
Master's and Doctoral studies. The Institute publishes the
Chemistry Journal of Latvia ("Latvijas Kimijas Zurnals").
The main research areas at the Plasma Process
Laboratory, Institute of Inorganic Chemistry are:
• The plasma chemistry and technology of inorganic
compounds, new ceramics, ceramic materials and coatings.
• The Investigation of metal surfaces; electro-deposition of
super-conductive, amorphous thin layers; anti-corrosion
protection of metals.
• Membrane processes; the electrochemistry of liquid
membranes; technology for the recovery of precious and
non-ferrous metals from metal-containing industrial liquids
and recycled raw materials.
• The structure and properties of co-ordination compounds and
their use in the analysis of industrial and natural object.
• Inorganic phosphorous and nitrogen compounds, synthesis,
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