Recent PhD Dissertations (since 2018)

1. 16.09.2024 — dr Dominika Król: "Physics of Evolving Black Holes and Their Relativistic Jets: From Collapsing Massive Stars to Active Galactic Nuclei" (Supervisor: dr hab. Łukasz Stawarz)
2. 02.12.2022 — dr Emily Kosmaczewski: "Multi-Wavelength Diagnostics of Cosmic Dust: From Galactic Dust Clouds to Young Active Galaxies" (Supervisor: dr hab. Łukasz Stawarz)
3. 21.10.2022 — dr Anna Wójtowicz: "Radio emission in early-type galaxies: radio loudness, jet duty cycle, and large-scale environment" (Supervisor: dr hab. Łukasz Stawarz)
4. 15.10.2021 — dr Karthik Balasubramaniam: "Fluorescent Iron Lines in Various Types of Radio-Loud Active Galactic Nuclei" (Supervisor: dr hab. Łukasz Stawarz)
5. 16.07.2021 — dr Rameshan Thimmappa: "A Comprehensive and Novel Analysis of the Chandra X-ray Observatory Data for the Pictor A Radio Galaxy" (Supervisor: dr hab. Łukasz Stawarz)
6. 09.04.2021 — dr Anitha Ravishankar: "Study of coronal mass ejections (CMEs) using STEREO and SOHO observations" (Supervisor: dr hab. Grzegorz Michałek)
7. 06.12.2018 — dr Natalia Żywucka-Hejzner: "Morphological study of TeV emission from 1ES 0414+009 and Centaurus A with H.E.S.S. data" (Supervisor: prof. dr hab. Michał Ostrowski)
8. 07.09.2018 — dr Roberta Del Vecchio: "New study of afterglow light curves in gamma ray bursts" (Supervisor: prof. dr hab. Michał Ostrowski)

Backgroudn image: A supercomputer simulation of merging black holes sending out gravitational waves. Scientists believe there may be a way to use these waves to find missing pieces in our understanding of the universe. Illustration by Chris Henze/NASA