Structural Dynamics
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Department of Chemistry

University of Warsaw

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!! WE ARE HIRING !! The post-doc position is open in Kasia's EuXFEL grant entitled "Support for Polish EuXFEL users – Supervision, Part II (2022–26)". More information in both Polish and English can be obtained here: [LINK - PL] [LINK - EN]

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Laboratory Facilities and Equipement

Light-delivery device for in situ photocrystallography

Time-resolved microscopy setup for multi-temperature luminescence studies

Laboratory space

We have designed and built a portable light-delivery device for in situ photocrystallographic experi- ments at laboratory diffractometer. The device is coupled via fibre optics with either ns pulsed laser or LED light sources.

We have designed and built a setup dedicated to time-resolved lumine- scence studies of single-crystal samples at a 90–300 K temperature range. The setup is powered by the ns laser and enables observation (through the inverted microscope) and collection (via fast CCD camera) of emission data.

Our group posseses laboratory space for sample preparation and characterisation. Current laboratory has a set of tools for high-pressure studies, fume hood with Schlenk line, vintage Bruker diffractometer and UV-Vis spectrometer.

Large-Scale Facilities

European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Grenoble, France

ISIS Neutron and Muon Source, Didcot, United Kingdom

Advanced Photon Source, Argonne, United States

Diamond Light Source, Didcot, United Kingdom

European XFEL, Hamburg, Germany

Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste, Trieste, Italy

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  Department of Chemistry,

  University of Warsaw

  Żwirki i Wigury 101, 02-089,

  Warsaw, Poland

  (109A Office, Radiochem. Bldg)

  katarzyna.jarzembska@uw.edu.pl (K.N.J.)

  rkaminski85@uw.edu.pl (R.K.)

  +48 22 55 26 757 (K.N.J)

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