Jerzy Golimowski
Professor
Chemistry
Warsaw University, Poland
Poland
Biography
Born: April 12th, 1942, Zgierz, Poland Education: 1966 - M.Sc. at Faculty of Chemistry, Lodz University, specialisation in analytical chemistry, 1974 - Ph.D. at Faculty of Chemistry University of Warsaw, 1984 - D.Sc. at Faculty of Chemistry University of Warsaw, 2000 - Professor of Chemistry Professional: 1966-67 - research assistant at Medical Academy of Lodz, 1967-74 - research assistant at University of Warsaw, 1974-91 - assistant professor, 1991-2000 - extraordinary professor, since 2000 - professor of chemistry; since 2005- ordinary professor, 1993-96 and 2003 – 2005 V-ce Dean of Faculty of Chemistry University of Warsaw, since 1993 Head of Laboratory of Applied Analytical Chemistry. Membership of scientific societies: since 1993 - Member of Kolloid Gesellschaft, since 1970 - Member of four Commissions of Committee of Analytical Chemistry Polish Academy of Sciences since 2003 member of Committee of Analytical Chemistry of Polish Academy of Sciences International experience: Kernforschungsanlage Jülich, Institut für Angewandte Physikalische Chemie 1977-78, 1983-85 and short visits: 1979,80,81,82,87,93,95, Uppsala University (1981), Alexander von Humboldt Universität, Berlin (1985,1987), University of Thessaloniki (1993,94,95), Universities of: Saarbrücken (1987); Graz (1993); Liverpool (1992) Teaching experience: Lectures for students of Faculties: Chemistry, Biology, Interfaculty Studies of Environmental Protection at Warsaw University and at Private High School of Humanities in Pultusk/Ciechanow.
Research Interest
Environmental analytical chemistry. Development of analytical methods for determination of trace elements in environmental samples. Biomonitoring studies with respect to Environmental Specimen Banking. Bioremediation studies. Monitoring of utilisation methods of domestic wastes. Problems of soil contamination by fertilisers and atmospheric fallout. Analytical monitoring of industrial processes. Speciation of elements in soil and plant material. Modern methods of sample preparation and digestion procedure.
