Institute of Paleobiology participates in the project co-financed from EU structural funds "Innovative Economy Operational Programme, Priority Axis 2: R&D Infrastructure, Action 2.2: Support of Formation of Common Research Infrastructure of Scientific Units". Together with 10 institutional partners (NanoBioGeo consortium), the Institute is a part of National Multidisciplinary Laboratory of Functional Nanomaterials (NanoFun) [LINK]. Jaroslaw Stolarski is a project coordinator in the Institute, and head of Laboratories of Cathodolumienscence Microscopy and Microtomography. [info]
Institute of Paleobiology participates in HOMING PLUS Programme (granted to Barbara Kremer) that is co-financed from EU structural funds under Action 1.2 ‘Strengthening the human resources potential of science’ of the Innovative Economy Operational Programme 2007–2013 (Research topic: Modern mineralized cyanobacteria from alkaline volcanic lakes as analogues of Earth's early life). [info]
General information
PhD Studies GEOBIOS at Institute of Paleobiology Polish Academy of Science
Interdisciplinary PhD Studies GEOBIOS at Institute of Paleobiology Polish Academy of
Sciences was created in 2008 by the Institute of Paleobiology collectively with the
University of Silesia in Katowice, Opole Uniwersity and the Center for Ecological
Research Polish Academy of Sciences in Dziekanów Leśny.
Both Earth and life sciences are the subjects of the PhD GEOBIOS Studies.
Administrative seat of GEOBIOS is the Institute of Paleobiology PAS, Twarda 51/55, 00-818 Warszawa, tel. +48 22 6978850.
The head of PhD Studies GEOBIOS is assoc. prof. Anna Kozłowska, D.Sc. from the Institute of Paleobiology, tel. +48 22 6978872, e-mail akd@twarda.pan.pl, and the representative of the PhD Studies in the Scientific Council of the Institute of Paleobiology is assoc. prof. Danuta Peryt, D.Sc. +48 22 6978795, e-mail d.peryt@twarda.pan.pl.
The number of scholarships, each of 1300 PLN per month, will depend on the financial position of the Institute of Paleobiology.
