Projects / Programmes

Organisations (1) , Researchers (25)

0103  University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Technology

no.	Code	Name and surname	Research area	Role	Period	No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.	04657	PhD Marija Bešter Rogač	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	470
2.	26546	PhD Alan Bizjak	Pharmacy	Young researcher	2006 - 2007	16
3.	16102	PhD Janez Cerar	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	142
4.	22603	PhD Jožica Dolenc	Chemistry	Young researcher	2004 - 2006	53
5.	14868	PhD Barbara Hribar Lee	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	249
6.	06776	PhD Andrej Jamnik	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	221
7.	25447	PhD Boštjan Jerman	Chemistry	Young researcher	2005 - 2007	23
8.	18196	Anton Kelbl		Technical associate	2004 - 2007	1
9.	04614	PhD Ksenija Kogej	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	302
10.	18195	Anton Kokalj		Technical associate	2004 - 2007	0
11.	02567	PhD Jože Koller	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	259
12.	15669	PhD Jurij Lah	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	366
13.	18247	Cirila Peklaj		Technical associate	2004 - 2007	0
14.	25445	PhD Martin Tine Perger	Chemistry	Young researcher	2005 - 2007	17
15.	15293	PhD Črtomir Podlipnik	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	238
16.	18725	Alenka Pogačnik		Technical associate	2004 - 2006	0
17.	02562	PhD Ciril Pohar	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	147
18.	23417	PhD Iztok Prislan	Chemistry	Young researcher	2004 - 2007	227
19.	10983	PhD Jurij Reščič	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	156
20.	26544	PhD Mario Šimić	Mechanical design	Young researcher	2006 - 2007	19
21.	00870	PhD Jože Škerjanc	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	209
22.	21418	PhD Matija Tomšič	Chemistry	Researcher	2005 - 2007	218
23.	19315	PhD Tomaž Urbič	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	340
24.	00872	PhD Gorazd Vesnaver	Chemistry	Researcher	2004 - 2007	225
25.	02563	PhD Vojeslav Vlachy	Chemistry	Head	2004 - 2007	370

Abstract

The trend in science in this Century is to reduce the problems of technology and of biomedical sciences to problems of molecular science. The need is to understand the complex processes on a molecular level and to use this knowledge as a starting point to build new materials, drugs, and to improve medical treatments. Note that many current advancements in the technology, material science, and in medicine are results of the earlier investment in basic sciences. The research presented here will contribute toward better understanding of ionic systems.