This week was all about people and contacts. On Wednesday my friend Vladimir V. Srdic from the University of Novi Sad has visited our group with two colleagues. We had a pleasant discussion about cooperation possibilities in the field of electroceramic thin films and could even get some TEM and SEM measurements done thanks to the help of Péter Pusztai and Dániel Madarász from our team.
On Thursday our group was honored by the visit of Prof. László P. Biró, head of the Nanostructures Department of the MTA TTK MFA, Budapest. His group has some very interesting results on the optical properties of butterfly wings and I'm very excited about our cooperation related to the nanoporous structure of the wings. Interestingly, this topic fits 100% into the main research theme of our Porous Nanocomposites research group.
On Thursday our group was honored by the visit of Prof. László P. Biró, head of the Nanostructures Department of the MTA TTK MFA, Budapest. His group has some very interesting results on the optical properties of butterfly wings and I'm very excited about our cooperation related to the nanoporous structure of the wings. Interestingly, this topic fits 100% into the main research theme of our Porous Nanocomposites research group.
Friday was more about personal tones. The birthday of our good friend and master glassblower Csaba Asbóth was celebrated by a small surprise party which went quite well IMHO. Csaba deserves a high praise and I'm taking this opportunity to wish him all the bests again!
Friday was also the 1st of March, the first official working day of Ms. Tímea Simon, the new lab technician employed by the Porous Nanocomposites research group. This position was planned in the original "Lendület" proposal but we were not able to fill it until now, so I'm quite happy to have Tímea on board now. I hope that she and the group will have a mutually beneficial working relationship.
Friday was also the 1st of March, the first official working day of Ms. Tímea Simon, the new lab technician employed by the Porous Nanocomposites research group. This position was planned in the original "Lendület" proposal but we were not able to fill it until now, so I'm quite happy to have Tímea on board now. I hope that she and the group will have a mutually beneficial working relationship.
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