Cooperation

The department closely cooperates with:

 

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KFM participates in international research projects:

» ECNP – European Center of Nanostructured Polymers

» NAWA CHINA – New polymer Vis-NIR photodetectors – synthesis of new semiconductors and optimization of device parameters (leader prof. Beata Luszczynska)

» "Co-financed international projects": Implementation of an international co-financed project No. W15/H2020/2023 entitled: Application of charge transfer systems (acronym: OCTA) implemented under the international program Horizon 2020

» "Premia na Horyzoncie 2": Financial support (contract no.: 580105/PnH2/2023) for the implementation of an international project entitled: Application of charge transfer systems (acronym: OCTA) implemented under the international program Horizon 2020. Co-financing: PLN 103 066.00; Total value: PLN 103 066.00

» PrintedQDD – New structuring methods for printing of QD-LEDs for signage application; w ramach: POLAND – BERLIN-BRANDENBURG (5th Call) (Photonics, microelectronics and quantum technologies as key enabling technologies for the digital transformation, energy transition, smart mobility and life sciences); partnerzy: Fraunhofer-Institute for Applied Polymer Research, Potsdam (Germany), Lodz University of Technology (Poland) leader B. Luszczynska, QWERTY Ltd., Lodz (Poland), Allresist GmbH, Strausberg (Germany)

» CaPreCon – Cartilage Protection and Regeneration Consortium; in frame of: EURONANOMED III (JOINT TRANSNATIONAL CALL FOR PROPOSALS (JTC2020) FOR “EUROPEAN INNOVATIVE RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN NANOMEDICINE”); partners: UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL (Canada), UNIVERSITY OF CAEN NORMANDIE (France), Lodz University of Technology (Poland) leader J. Ulanski, LfC Ltd. (Poland)

Formal and informal cooperation with interantional partners:

– Kyiv National Shevchenko University (radiationally induced modification of composite polymeric materials containing carbon nanotubes for application in nanotechnology)
– Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry NAS of Ukraine (polymer research)
– “Petru Poni” Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Romania (polymer research)
– Institute of Molecular Physics, Okazaki, Japan (organic materials research)
– University of Potsdam, Germany (organic materials for electronics research)
– Universite Claude Bernard Lyon, France (organic materials for electronics and polymer research)
– School of Electronics and Computer Science, Southhampton University, Great Britain (organic materials for electronics research)
– Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Academy of Sciences of The Czech Republic, Prague, Czech Republic (organic materials for electronics research)
– Max Planck Insitute, Mainz, Germany (polymer research)
– Departament of Chemistry, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA (polymer research)

Completed international projects in which we have participated:

- 5FP EU – Integrated Project "DISCEL - Self-assembling and self-healing electronic devices based on mesomorphic discotic materials" (2001 – 2004)
- 6FP EU - Integrated Project (contract No. NMP4-CT-2004-500355) „Nanoscale Integrated Processing of Self Organizing Multifunctional Organic Materials" "NAIMO" (2004-2008)
- 6FP EU - Network of Excellence (contract No. NMP3-CT-2004-500361) “NANOFUN-POLY - Nanostructured and Functional Polymer Based Materials and Nanocomposites" (2004-2008)
- 6FP EU - TOK-DEV (contract No. MTKD-CT-2005-029670) "DIELPOL - Dielectric spectroscopy and complementary techniques for molecular dynamic study of polymers and organic crystals” (2006-2009)
- 6FP EU - Marie Curie Host Fellowships for the Transfer of Knowledge (ToK)
- European Cooperation in Science and Technology COST
- Complementary Actions Programme CAP
- Research project in frame of 7th European Frame Programme - POLYNET
- Research project in frame of 7th European Frame Programme - FLEXNET - click here, to see project summary short movie
- ECNP-GROWTH- Consolidation of the European Centre for Nanostructured Polymers
- Excilight - Donor-Acceptor light emitting exciplexes as materials for easily to tailor ultraefficient OLED lighting
- NAWA Polonium - Mono- and polynuclear quinoidal complexes for application in VIS-NIR photodetectors (leader prof. Jacek Ulanski)