Current and upcoming
ENIGMA: dEciphering Nanochemistry by usInG cheMical modification of cArbon nanotubes for modern medicine
This project (Grant agreement 2020/39/D/ST5/00285) has received €327,500 contribution from the National Science Centre, Poland under the SONATA program.
The aim of work is to generate a new generation of materials for photonics based on carbon nanotubes.
Synthesis of new biphasic systems for isolation of monochiral carbon nanotubes
This project (Grant agreement 2019/33/B/ST5/00631) has received €400,500 contribution from the National Science Centre, Poland under the OPUS program.
The aim of work is to develop new methods of isolation of chirality-defined carbon nanotubes.
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PartNETships: a network of key collaborations to bring research excellence to the Silesian University of Technology
This project has received €327,000 contribution from the National Agency for Academic Exchange, Poland under the Strategic Partnerships program.
The aim of initiative was to conduct groundbreaking research in collaboration with leading research organizations.
New Dawn – Development of new generation of talented students of the Faculty of Chemistry
This project received funding (€10,300) from the Ministry of Education and Science, Poland under the Best of the Best 4.0 program.
The goal was to foster scientific development of the most talented students to enable them to present the results of their work at high-impact international conferences.
Dr Dawid Janas was the Principal Investigator of this operation.
Investigation of beneficial imperfections within carbon nanotube structure for photonic applications
This project (Grant agreement PPN/BEK/2019/1/00005) has received €15,800 contribution from the National Agency for Academic Exchange, Poland under the Bekker Fellowship program.
The aim of work was to how to enrich the optical properties of carbon nanotubes by chemical modification of their structure during a 3-month visit of the PI at Kyushu University in Fukuoka in Japan.
Dr Dawid Janas was the Principal Investigator.
Dr Tomohiro Shiraki was the Research Partner at the Hosting Institution.
Neat carbon nanostructures with hydrophilic character of the surface and their potential application in composite materials
This project (Grant agreement 0036/DIA/2019/48) has received €51,500 contribution from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Poland under the Diamond Grant program.
The aim of work is to investigate surface character of carbon nanostructures.
Mr Grzegorz Stando is the Principal Investigator of this operation.
Dr Dawid Janas is the Research Supervisor.
SYNERGY: Strengthening scientific potential by establishing keY international partNERships with leadinG universities to reach the level of high competencY and research excellence
This project (Grant agreement PPI/APM/2018/1/00004) has received €461,000 contribution from the National Agency for Academic Exchange, Poland under the Academic International Partnerships program.
The aim of initiative was to establish key international partnerships and carry out frontier research with selected universities all around the world.
Dr Dawid Janas was the Project Coordinator.
Nanohybr1Ds: Hybrids composed of carbon nanotubes and metallic nanowires for harvesting energy from waste heat
This project (Grant agreement 0001/L-8/2016) has received €280,000 contribution from the National Centre for Research and Development, Poland under the Leader program.
The aim of work was to create hybrids of nanocarbon and nanowires to convert waste heat into electricity.
Dr Dawid Janas was the Principal Investigator.
Detect and conquer: Ultrasensitive photonic sensors based on carbon nanotubes and DNA
This project (Grant agreement PL/2019/67/STEM) has received $20,400 contribution from the Fulbright Commision under the STEM Impact Award program.
The aim of work was to construct new sensors based on carbon nanostructures towards biomolecule detection during a 6-week visit of the PI at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York in the U.S.
Dr Dawid Janas was the Principal Investigator of this operation.
Dr Daniel A. Heller was the Research Partner at the Hosting Institution.
Leaders of tomorrow: Development of the most talented student of the Faculty of Chemistry (Silesian University of Technology) by participation in the most prestigious international conferences
This project received funding (€11,500) from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Poland under the Best of the Best 3.0 program.
The goal was to foster scientific development of the most talented students to enable them to present the results of their work at high-impact international conferences.
Dr Dawid Janas was the Principal Investigator of this operation.
Fundamentals of electrical properties of chirality-defined carbon nanotube macroassemblies
This project (Grant agreements 665778 and UMO-2015/19/P/ST5/03799) started on the 1st October 2016 and finished on the 30th September 2018. It received €193,000 contribution from the National Science Centre, Poland and the European Union’s Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant framework
The aim of the project was to create novel carbon-based nanomaterials of highly-defined structure and gain much deeper understanding of their electrical properties.
Dr Dawid Janas was the Principal Investigator of this operation.
