Annual Report 2012 - Latvijas Universitātes Cietvielu fizikas institūts

6. J. Kleperis, B. Sloka, J. Dimants, Lessons From Teaching Renewables: Domestic
and Cross-Boarder Education Action – Latvian Solar Cup, Regional Formation and
Development Studies, Journal of Social Sciences, No 1 (6), 2012, pp.60-66.
http://www.ku.lt/leidykla/leidiniai/regional_formation/Regional_formation_1%286
%29.pdf.
7. J. Dimants, B. Sloka, J. Kleperis, I. Dimanta, J. Jr. Kleperis, M. Gudakovska, P.
Tora. Opportunities for Hydrogen Marketing – Public Opinion Analysis, In
International Conference „New Challenges in Economic and Business Development
– 2012” Proceedings, 2012, University of Latvia, pp.131-141.
8. J. Kleperis, L. Grīnberga and A. Šarakovskis. Differential Optical Absorption
Spectroscopy as a Tool to Measure Emissions from Ships in Harbour. 14th
International Conference „Maritime Transport and Infrastructure”, Riga, April 26-
27, 2012, p. 68-74.
Lectures on Conferences
1. The 6th symposium “Hydrogen & Energy”, Stoss (Switzerland), January 22-27,
2012.
1. L. Grinberga, A. Sivars, Activated SiO 2 based materials for hydrogen storage.'.
Program and Abstracts of The 6th symposium “Hydrogen & Energy”, Stoss
(Switzerland), January 22-27, 2012; p.41. Pieejams tiešsaistē:
http://www.empa.ch/plugin/template/empa/*/116915
2. 28 th Conference of Institute of Solid State Physics, February 8 – 10, 2012, Riga
2. P. Lesnicenoks, L. Grinberga, J. Kleperis. Thermogravimetric Hydrogen Adsorption
Studies of natural zeolite (clinoptilolite) material before and after
activation.Abstracts, p.8.
3. J. Dimants, I. Dimanta, B. Sloka, J. Kleperis, Concept of implementation the
hydrogen Technologies in academic center complex of University of Latvia.
Abstracts, p.9.
4. K. Jurgelis, G. Vaivars. Preparation, properties and use in fuel cell of modified
poly(etehretherketone) polymer membranes.Abstracts, p.10.
5. I. Dimanta, A. Gruduls, V. Nikolajeva, I. Muižnieks, J. Kleperis. Investigation of
glycerol as substrate for hydrogen producers convertation dynamics and by-products
identification. Abstracts, p.12.
6. A. Sivars, L. Grinberga, J. Kleperis, L. Kulikova, V. Serga. Studies on sorbed
hydrogen amount in Pd modified clinoptilolite. Abstracts, p.13.
7. G. Kucinskis, G. Bajars, J. Kleperis. Synthesis and Structural Analysis of LiFeSiO4
Cathode Material for Lithium-ion Batteries. Abstracts, p.25.
8. P. Aizpurietis, M. Vanags, J. Kleperis. Electrolysis efficiency studies of steel
electrodes with Raney nickel plating. Abstr., p.47.
9. I. Dirba, A. Sutka, G. Mezinskis, M. Majorovs, J. Kleperis. Synthesis and Properties
of Nano-Sized Magnetic Hard Materials. Abstr., p.48.
10. A. Alsbergs, M. Vanags, I. Dirba. Study of the secondary magnetic field generator:
theory and practice. Abstr., p.49.
11. J. Hodakovska, J. Kleperis. Comparison of Methods to Measure Membrane
Conductivity. Abstr., p.50.
12. I. Dirnena, I. Dimanta, A. Gruduls, V. Nikolajeva. CO 2 Involmenet in the Formation
of Methane Fermentation Reactor with Methane and Hydrogen-Producing Bacteria.
Abstr., p.51.
13. J. Kleperis, J. Straumens, L. Jekabsons. Development of Cell for Gas Permeability
Measurements in Membranes: First Results. Abstr., p.52.
14. A. Sivars, L. Grinberga, J. Kleperis. Influence of Material Treatment on Hydrogen
Sorption Kinetics. Abstr., p.53.
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