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• Krzysztof Nyka dr hab. inż.

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  Department of Microwave and Antenna Engineering

  Krzysztof Nyka, received MSc (1986)  PhD (2002) and DSc (2020)  degrees in telecommunication and electrical engineering from the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics (ETI) of Gdańsk University of Technology (GUT), Poland. He is currently an Associate Professor at the Department of Microwaves and Antenna Engineering, Faculty of ETI, GUT. Before his academic career, he worked for the electronic industry (1984-1986). Research...

• Analiza właściwości emiterów LCR

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  • K. Jakubiuk
  • M. Nowak
  • D. Kowalak
  • M. Wołoszyn

  - Poznan University of Technology Academic Journals. Electrical Engineering - Year 2017

  Od wielu lat pojawiają się publikacje dotyczące konstrukcji emiterów służących do wypromieniowania energii pola elektromagnetycznego z układów, w których są wytwarzane impulsy prądowe o krótkim czasie trwania (rzędu ns lub µs) i znaczącej wartości szczytowej (rzędu MA). Tego rodzaju emitery nazywane są w języku angielskim Large Current Radiators (LCR). Budowa emitera LCR powinna zapewniać możliwie niewielką indukcyjność (rzędu...

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• Ryszard Katulski prof. dr hab. inż.

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  Department of Radiocommunication Systems and Networks

• Ler Histόria

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  ISSN: 0870-6182

• Artery Research

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  ISSN: 1872-9312 , eISSN: 1876-4401

• Effect of Some Sulphur Additives on The Degradation of 9Cr-1Mo Steel After Its 10 Years Service in The CCR Platforming Unit

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  • J. Dampc
  • M. Szkodo

  - Solid State Phenomena - Year 2015

  The work shows the results of the tests of 9Cr-1Mo steel, which was for 10 years operated in the CCR platforming unit in Group Lotos SA in Gdańsk, and then in the laboratory was sulphidised during 166 h at a temperature of 600 °C. Sulphidation was performed in a mixture of H2-H2S gases at the vapour pressure of sulphur 4.1·10-14 atm, so the order of magnitude of vapour pressure was less than that of the dissociation pressure of...

• PCR-ELISA: inexpensive alternative to quantitative PCR

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  • D. Drapała
  • M. Kordalewska
  • B. Ferra

  - Year 2012

  PCR-ELISA (polymerase chain reaction-enzyme linked immunosorbent assay), a combination of PCR and ELISA methods, has been used since late 1980s. The technique is based on specially labelled DNA fragments which are captured by specific DNA sequences and detected by antibodies. The whole procedure of PCR-ELISA is divided into three steps: DNA extraction, PCR reaction and detection by ELISA. The method has been found as very specific...

• ACR Open Rheumatology

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  eISSN: 2578-5745

• The CLR James Journal

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  ISSN: 2167-4256 , eISSN: 2325-856X

• Włodzimierz Zieniutycz prof. dr hab. inż.

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  Department of Microwave and Antenna Engineering