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PhD call for applicationsPhD call for applications
PhD position is available as part of the project leaded by prof. dr hab. Lucyna Śliwa and entitled: „Species delimitation and phylogeny of neotropical Lecanora s.l. (lichen-forming Ascomycota, Lecanoromycetes) from Bolivia based on molecular multilocus data and phenotypic characters” (project funded by the National Science Center under OPUS11 and implemented in collaboration with prof. F. Lutzoni Lab at Duke University, Durham, USA)
Welcome to the AriaDNA project !
We are pleased to announce that the AriaDNA project (http://info.botany.pl/ariadna/) by Alicja Babst-Kostecka was among the five winning projects of the first POWROTY / REINTEGRATION programme competition. The POWROTY / REINTEGRATION Programme is part of the Grant Project of the Foundation for Polish Science European Funds within the Smart Growth Operational Programme 2014–2020, Priority Axis IV: Increasing the scientific research potential, Measure 4.4: Increasing the human potential in the R & D sector.
Galvanic microcells as control agent of indoor microorganisms
Wojciech Spisak, Andrzej Chlebicki & Mariusz Kaszczyszyn
This publication describe galvanic microcells as a new tool for fungal control on indoor surfaces. Inhibition zones are explained by using Cassini ovals. Read more ...
Recent research projects
The subject of the new project carried out at the IB PAS is the complex reconstruction of ecosystems from the Mesozoic margins of the Holy Cross Mts. and of the region between Zawiercie – Częstochowa – Lubliniec. Within the framework of the project the role of the flora as the biotope of vertebrates (including dinosaurs), will be investigated, as well as relationships between plant assemblages and coeval dinosaur taxa.
Import. research achievements
Agriculture and palaeodietary development in Neolithic and Bronze Ages
on the basis of stable carbon and nitrogen isotope values in biological remains.
Scientific expeditions
Scientists of the W. Szafer Institute of Botany PAS participate in botanical expeditions around the world: Antarctica, Arctica, Africa, North America, and South America, Asia, Australia and Europe
