Jeszka Jeremiasz

Jeremiasz K. Jeszka is now retired. He received his master’s degree in Physics in 1972 from Łódz University, his PhD in 1978 from Łódz University of Technology and the title of Professor in Chemistry in 2008. In the years 1983–2010 he worked at the Centre of Macromolecular Science of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Łódz. His scientific interest concerns physical properties of polymers, polymer composites and interfaces. His early work was devoted mostly to manufacturing, structure-properties relationship and electrical and magnetic properties of fully organic polymer composites, so called reticulate doped polymers. Later on he worked on preparation and properties of polymer nanocomposites with metal nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes and on the effect of nanostructure and surface energy of the solid surface on crystallization of adjacent layer of polymers. He is also involved in Monte-Carlo simulations of static and dynamic properties of macromolecules and the simulations of synthesis and properties of complex macromolecules and polymer brushes. He is coauthor of 140 publications cited ca 1900 times.