Magdalena Jabłońska-Czapla is a doctor of chemical sciences (2006), a habilitated doctor of technical sciences in the field of environmental engineering (2016), and a professor of Institute (2019). She is interested in molecular and atomic spectroscopy. Her research interests include transformations and mobility of metal(loid)s and their species in the environment using techniques such as EDXRF, ICP-MS, HPLC-ICP-MS. In her work, she focuses on fractionation and speciation of ionic forms of selected metals/metalloids—i.e., As, Sb, Cr, Tl, Ge, Te—in various elements of the environment. She is currently conducting research on the impact of WEEE plants on the increase in the content of selected TCEs in the environment.
Research Keywords & Expertise
Fractionation
Metals
Mobility
Soil
speciation
River
metalloids
Reservoir
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Short Biography
Magdalena Jabłońska-Czapla is a doctor of chemical sciences (2006), a habilitated doctor of technical sciences in the field of environmental engineering (2016), and a professor of Institute (2019). She is interested in molecular and atomic spectroscopy. Her research interests include transformations and mobility of metal(loid)s and their species in the environment using techniques such as EDXRF, ICP-MS, HPLC-ICP-MS. In her work, she focuses on fractionation and speciation of ionic forms of selected metals/metalloids—i.e., As, Sb, Cr, Tl, Ge, Te—in various elements of the environment. She is currently conducting research on the impact of WEEE plants on the increase in the content of selected TCEs in the environment.