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Research goals:
Our group is focusing on any
aspects of analytical chemistry and bioanalytics, particularly using
separation science methods involving column and planar liquid
chromatography. The latest research project that is supervised by the
Department of Environmental Technologies and Bioanalytics team deals
with chromatographic
properties of number of color substances. We are investigating the
retention properties of battery of food dyes or pH indicators
using thermostated micro-TLC technique under RP and NP conditions. It
is hoped that such retention database can be usefull for future
selection of an internal standard substances for simple analytical
microsystems like microfluidic paper based devices. PhD students are
extensively working on determination of fullerenes in the
environmental samples as well as investigating the host-guest
supramolecular complexes between dyes and macrocyclic substances
including native cyclodextrins and their derivatives. Currently, our
group successfully obtained the research grant from Koszalin University
of Technology based on the project entitled: "Application of supramolecular chemistry and nanotechnology for bioanalytics".
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