Physics of Dielectrics
HeadS
Adam Sieradzki
office: 437, A-1
phone: +48 71 320 29 55
Agnieszka Ciżman
office: 356B, A-1
phone: +48 71 320 36 14
Katarzyna Fedoruk-Piskorska
office: 353, A-1
Liudmyla Filevska
office: 438, A-1
phone: +48 71 320 33 64
Marek Gusowski
office: 18/11, A-1
phone: +48 71 320 30 90
Ewelina Jach
office: 356B, A-1
phone: +48 71 320 36 14
Andrzej Nowok
office: 353, A-1
Paulina Peksa-Jasińska (on leave)
office: 353, A-1
PhD Students
Adam Bartosiewicz
Urszula Dieu
Kamila Rajfur
Michał Winkiel
research
The Advanced Dielectrics Research Group specializes in investigating the dielectric and thermodynamic properties of hybrid organic-inorganic materials, liquids, and ceramics. Our research employs techniques such as Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC), Broadband Dielectric Spectroscopy (BDS), pyroelectric current measurements, and ferroelectric hysteresis loop analysis.
Our primary goal is to understand the mechanisms of phase transitions in the studied materials and to comprehensively characterize their dielectric properties. We focus on dipolar relaxation processes driven by the reorientational motions of molecular dipoles, as well as electrical conductivity arising from the translational movement of charge carriers.
By integrating experimental methods, we aim to deepen the understanding of structural phase transitions and dielectric behavior in various materials, thus contributing to the advancement of experimental physics and materials engineering.