Izabela Jurewicz
professor
Physics
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
United Kingdom
Biography
I received my PhD in Physics in May 2009 from the University of Surrey. Preceding this, I obtained a MSc in Materials Engineering (five years course with the emphasis put on Functional Materials) from Szczecin University of Technology (Poland) in 2005. Immediately following my PhD graduation I accepted a Research Assistant position at the University of Surrey investigating the development of latex-based transparent electrode material coatings as potential replacements for Indium-Tin-Oxide. From March 2011 till September 2013 I worked as a “Postdoctoral Research Fellow” on developing highly conductive thin films for touch screen applications as well as several other disparate projects.
Research Interest
Physics
Publications
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Predicting the optoelectronic properties of nanowire films based on control of length polydispersity. M.J. Large, J. Burn, A.A.K. King, I.Jurewicz, A.B. Dalton. Nature Scientific Reports (2016) 6, 25365.
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Lower Limits of Detection in using Carbon Nanotubes as Thermoluminescent Dosimeters of Beta Radiation. A. Alanazi, I. Jurewicz, A.I. I Alalawi, A. Alyahyawi, A. Alsubiei, S. Hinder, J. Bañuls-Ciscar, M. Alkhorayef, DA Bradley. Radiation Physics and Chemistry (2016) In press
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Finite-size scaling in silver nanowire films: design considerations for practical devices. M.J. Large, M. Cann, S.P. Ogilvie, A.A.K. King, I. Jurewicz, A.B. Dalton. Nanoscale (2016) 8, 13701
