Environmental Physics Group

Description

We are part of AGH University of Krakow - the leading Polish university of science and technology. Scientific activities of our group are centered around problems associated with the use of natural variability of isotopic composition of light elements (hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, nitrogen) in environmental research, in particular related to cycling of water and carbon in the environment. Both stable and radioactive isotopes are being employed. Methodological developments focusing on various analytical methods associated with determination of natural radioactivity levels in various matrices are pursued. We develop methods for modelling hydrospheric and atmospheric phenomena, carrying out simulations using AGH supercomputers.

Contact

Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science
ul. Reymonta 19, budynek D10, pokój 114
12 617 56 89

Leading unit

Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science - Department of Applied Nuclear Physics

Team leader

Wachniew Przemysław

Team members

Nowak Jakub
Arabas Sylwester
Jasek-Kamińska Alina
Gałkowski Michał
Bezyk Yaroslav
Chmura Łukasz
Jagoda Paweł
Bartyzel Jakub
Zimnoch Mirosław
Jodłowski Paweł
Nęcki Jarosław
Duliński Marek
Marzec Michał
Gorczyca Zbigniew
Czub Robert
Różański Kazimierz
Ciechanowski Marek
Bolewski Andrzej
Przybyłowicz Wojciech Józef
Skiba Alicja
Szostak Radosław
Florkowski Tadeusz
Grabczak Jerzy
Kuc Tadeusz
Korus Adam

IDUB research areas

Water-energy-climate: interdisciplinary approach to sustainable development