Doctoral theses
Supervisor: prof. dr hab. Przemysław Niedzielski
9. Zofia Wojciechowska: Advanced spectrometric techniques in the study of arsenic content and speciation in the context of its physiological interactions as a cognitive tool in the project: Molecular and physiological mechanisms of seasonal transport and phytoextraction of various forms of arsenic in perennial grasses on the example of giant miscanthus (Miscanthus × giganteus), assistant supervisor dr eng. Joanna Cerazy-Waliszewska, Faculty of Chemistry, planned defence 2026.
8. Aleksandra Proch: New instrumental solutions of hyphenated techniques and sample preparation procedures in speciation analysis – design, optimization and applications, Faculty of Chemistry, planned defence 2025.
7. Yana Tkachenko: Geochemistry of post-glacial sediments in polar areas as areas potentially poorly exposed to anthropogenic pressure, Faculty of Chemistry, planned defence 2026.
6. Joanna Pacyńska: Development of new research procedures for determining drug residues in food products along with their validation and implementation in the Laboratory of the Provincial Veterinary Inspectorate in Poznań, Faculty of Chemistry, implementation doctorate, planned defence 2024.
5. Juliana Souza-Kasprzyk: Biogeochemistry of chemical elements in Arctic soils: multi-factor effects on element concentrations from different locations in Billefjord, Svalbard, Faculty of Chemistry, defence 2023.
4. Jędrzej Proch: Hyphenated systems based on detection by optical emission spectrometry in determination of metals and metalloids species, Faculty of Chemistry, defence 2022.
3. Marta Krzyżanowska: Glass gaming tokens from the period of Roman influence in Poland. Archaeological and archaeometric analysis, I supervisor prof. dr hab. Andrzej Michałowski, assistant supervisor dr Milena Teska, Institute of Prehistory AMU, defence 2019.
2. Agnieszka Karwacka: Assessment of the eutrophication status of selected lakes in the Poznań district, assistant supervisor dr hab. inż. Ryszard Staniszewski, Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Spatial Management, Poznań University of Life Sciences, defence 2016.
1. Weronika Wachowiak: Studies of iron speciation as a marker of geochemical processes in river sediments, II supervisor prof. dr hab. Stanisław Lorenc, assistant supervisor dr Paweł Owsianny, Faculty of Chemistry, defence 2016.