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September 2021: EuroMOF2021 conference
The 4th European Conference on Metal-Organic Frameworks and Porous Polymers (EuroMOF2021), organized by our group, was held virtually from 13th to 15th September 2021. The EuroMOF conferences are prestigious, cyclical events where scientists from around the world meet to present and discuss their latest discoveries about MOF materials and related compounds. The previous conferences were held in Potsdam (2015), Delft (2017) and Paris (2019), and Kraków was to be the next meeting place. However, the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic resulted in EuroMOF2021 being organized remotely, using an online platform enabling live presentations, virtual meetings and chats. 333 delegates from 41 countries attended the main event and the satellite one-day symposium for young researchers. A total of 2,580 minutes of presentations and discussions were streamed on the platform, which were additionally available as recordings after the conference.
CONFERENCE WEBSITE:
https://euromof2021.confer.uj.edu.pl/en_GB/web/euromof2021
SHORT PRESS NOTE (in Polish):
https://promocja.uj.edu.pl/aktualnosci
July 2020: OPUS grant for Dariusz Matoga
National Science Centre has concluded OPUS18 grant calls. The research proposal entitled
Mixed-linker MOFs for chemosensors with photoluminescent and electrical response by D. Matoga was qualified for funding.
OPUS is a funding opportunity intended for a wide range of applicants. The research proposal submitted under this scheme may include the purchase or construction of research equipment.
September 2019: PhD defense by Kornel Roztocki
Public defense of a doctoral thesis by Kornel Roztocki entitled
Synthesis of metal-organic Zn-MOF and Cd-MOF networks with mixed linkers from the group of acylhydrazones and dicarboxylates was held in our Faculty. This work was carried out in our group under the scientific supervision of D. Matoga. The dissertation was distinguished by our Faculty and was also awarded by the Prime Minister of Poland in 2020.
July 2019: DIAMOND GRANT for Damian Jędrzejowski
Our PhD student Damian Jędrzejowski became the laureate of the 8th edition of the Diamond Grant programme announced by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. Project title:
Multifunctional metal-organic frameworks based on hydrazone or tetrazine linkers: synthesis and applications; Damian Jędrzejowski; supervisor: D. Matoga. Diamond Grant is one of the most prestigious Ministry of Science and Higher Education programs for young researchers. Every year up to one hundred outstanding students can win funding for their research and expediting their research careers.