Laboratory of Physical Methods of Solid
State Investigation ″Tadeusz Malinowski ″

Laboratory of Physical Methods of Solid State Investigation was founded in 1957 and is named after a famous physicist Tadeusz Malinowski.

Research area:

• X-ray single crystal and powder diffraction structural study of the crystalline materials originated from organic, metal-organic, and inorganic compounds, including semiconductors, superconductors, semimetals, materials with NLO, luminescence, thermoelectric, and photocatalytic properties, galvanic coatings, bentonite adsorbents, metals and alloys; studies of fundamental peculiarities of those structures and investigation of their electronic properties by quantum chemical and molecular dynamics calculations;
• Development of the crystal engineering principles for design of coordination polymers, porous materials, nanosized polynuclear systems, cluster based polymers, new magnetic materials, multi-component pharmaceutical compounds and their structural investigation;
• Crystallography of supramolecular compounds and the study of non-bonded interactions;
• Study of structures of biologically active compounds and structure- properties relationship for psychotropic, antiviral, antimicrobic, antimycotic, antitumor active pharmaceutical ingredients.

Head of laboratory:     assoc. prof., Ph.D. Victor Kravtsov     cab. 108     phone : + (373) 22 725887     fax : + (373) 22 738149     email : [javascript protected email address]

The laboratory possesses a range of performant/unique equipment and facilities, some of which are also available to non-IFA researchers. E.g:

• X-Calibur E automatic diffractometer
• Diffractometer MiniFlex 600

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