PAWEL KAMASA - CURRICULUM VITAE
Work Address
Research Institute for
And Optics
1525
Tel: (361) 392-2222
Fax: (361) 392-2215
E-mail: kamasa@szfki.hu
EDUCATION:
1996 Ph.D. in Physics A.
Mickiewicz University of
Thesis title: “Method of
sensitivity enhancement in deuterium CW NMR spectroscopy
using
Gabor transform in phase detection technique”
Research advisor: Professor Stefan Jurga
1976 M.S. in Physics A. Mickiewicz University of
1975 B.S. in Physics A. Mickiewicz
University of
POSITIONS:
7/85- present Research Fellow – Research Institute for Solid State Physics
and Optics of Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Study
of the crystallization process of the amorphous alloys to obtain
nanocrystalline soft magnetic materials by Thermomagnetometry
(AC susceptibility with linear and modulated temperature), Thermal Analysis (DSC) and X-ray
scattering.
Investigation
the influence of thin film coating on magnetic and mechanical properties of the
materials by stress identification using Thermal
Analysis (Differential Thermal Analysis DTA, Temperature-Modulated DTA,
Thermal Dilatometry TD, Thermomagnetometry TMAG).
The
surface structure analysis by Scanning
Electron Microscopy, Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy.
3/00-2/01 Postdoctoral Fellowship -
Department of Chemistry,
(on
leave)
Research advisor: Professor
Bernhard Wunderlich
Study of glass
transition in polymers by Thermal
Analysis (Differential Scanning Calorimetry DSC), thermal analysis of
amorphous alloys around magnetic and structural phase transitions,
micro-thermal analysis of surfaces.
6/75- 6/85 Senior Research
Assistant –
Institute of Physics, A. Mickiewicz University of
Poznan, Poland
Research advisor: Professor Jerzy Pietrzak
Experimental
work in pulse Nuclear Quadrupole
Resonance (NQR) spectroscopy for characterization spin-lattice relaxation
time of chlorides. The line shape analysis by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) of polymers for characterization
amorphous and crystalline phase.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
9/76-6/85 Senior
Research Assistant Faculty of
Physics, A. Mickiewicz University of
Responsible for teaching undergraduate and
graduate courses in physics and electronics.
3/79-9/80
OTHERS SKILLS:
Long time
experience in electronics and construction of the computer hardware.
Broad
knowledge of computer programming.
Complete
upgrades for UV-VIS spectrophotometers and fluorometers.
PERSONAL STATUS:
Citizenship:
Polish, married.