My Academic & Research Profile
My name is Zdzisław Dariusz Kinart, and I am a University Professor in the Department of Physical Chemistry at the University of Łódź. My entire academic career has been linked to this institution: I earned my MSc here in 2004, followed by a PhD in 2011, and a DSc (Habilitation) in 2024. Over the years, I have progressed from a research assistant to an Assistant Professor, finally assuming my current position as Professor in October 2024.
With over 15 years of experience, I specialize in the physical chemistry of solutions and liquid systems. My research focuses on the thermodynamics of multicomponent systems, ionic liquids, and supramolecular chemistry, particularly guest-host inclusion processes involving cyclodextrins. As an expert in research methodology, I design measurement systems and interpret data using:
Conductometry, densimetry, and viscometry;
Isothermal Titration Calorimetry (ITC) and DSC;
Transport and volumetric techniques, and IR spectroscopy.
I also study the stability of medicinal substances. Throughout my career, I have participated in both national and international research grants, often serving as a Principal Investigator. I actively collaborate with international centers and regularly publish in prestigious JCR-indexed journals. I am deeply committed to teaching and supervising PhD and Master’s students.
My Academic & Research Profile
My name is Zdzisław Dariusz Kinart, and I am a University Professor in the Department of Physical Chemistry at the University of Łódź. My entire academic career has been linked to this institution: I earned my MSc here in 2004, followed by a PhD in 2011, and a DSc (Habilitation) in 2024. Over the years, I have progressed from a research assistant to an Assistant Professor, finally assuming my current position as Professor in October 2024.
With over 15 years of experience, I specialize in the physical chemistry of solutions and liquid systems. My research focuses on the thermodynamics of multicomponent systems, ionic liquids, and supramolecular chemistry, particularly guest-host inclusion processes involving cyclodextrins. As an expert in research methodology, I design measurement systems and interpret data using:
Conductometry, densimetry, and viscometry;
Isothermal Titration Calorimetry (ITC) and DSC;
Transport and volumetric techniques, and IR spectroscopy.
I also study the stability of medicinal substances. Throughout my career, I have participated in both national and international research grants, often serving as a Principal Investigator. I actively collaborate with international centers and regularly publish in prestigious JCR-indexed journals. I am deeply committed to teaching and supervising PhD and Master’s students.