Supervisors
Physics (III. level)
Supervisor of a doctoral student must be a university teacher, holding a title Assistant Professor, Associate Professor or Full Professor, or researcher with a doctoral degree, with research experiences in the field of the dissertation topic. Supervisors can also be external, not necessarily employed at UNG.
Student can have one or two supervisors. Two supervisors are nominated when the topic of dissertation is interdisciplinary and one supervisor cannot offer adequate expert support in all fields included in the dissertation topic. In case that the candidate has two supervisors, they are considered at the same rank, and take same responsibilities for the student.
Supervisor must offer doctoral student adequate expert support and advice regarding the preparation of the dissertation from the point of view of the scientific content, scientific and technical terminology, and proper layout of the dissertation.
The supervisor of the student cannot be a member of the commission for the evaluation of the dissertation. The supervisors have to attend the dissertation defence but they are not eligible to vote.
Students select working supervisor at the beginning of the study, immediately after enrolment in the study program, and informs the director of the study program about his choice. Working supervisor offers doctoral student adequate expert support and advice regarding the choice of the research field and dissertation topic, and according with the research direction, advices the student which elective courses to choose on the program.
The supervisors are formally nominated by the Senate of UNG, at the same time as the Senate nominates the members of the evaluation commission for the dissertation and approves the dissertation title and topic. The director of the study program submits to the Senate of UNG the proposal for nomination of the student supervisor(s), together with the proposal of the members of the evaluation commission for the dissertation evaluation, and the students’ argumentation of the dissertation topic. Doctoral students must submit argumentation of the dissertation topic latest by the end of the second year of study, as defined in the Formal procedures for the submission, examination and defence of the dissertation.
Prof. dr. Iztok Arčon
Research fields: x-ray absoprtion spectroscopy with synchrotron radiation, structural analysis of materials, biological and environmental samples
E: iztok.arcon@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Doc. dr. Artem Badasyan
Research fields: Statistical physics, Polymer physics, Biophysics, Numerical simulation, Conformational Transitions in biopolymers, Protein folding, Interactions between water and biopolymers.
E: artem.badasyan@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Prof. dr. Klemen Bergant
Research fields: Meteorology, atmospheric physics, remote sensing of atmospheric properties
E: klemen.bergant@ung.si
W:Personal page
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Prof. dr. Gvido Bratina
Research fields: Initial stages of growth of organic semiconductors. Structural and electronic properties of twodimensional materials and single crystals of organic semiconductors.
E: gvido.bratina@ung.si
W: Laboratory page
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Doc. dr. Saim Emin
Research fields: material science, inorganic chemistry and synthesis of nanoparticles
E: saim.emin@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Prof. dr. Mattia Fanetti
Research fields: Surface science, thin films, nanostructures, electron microscopy (SEM and TEM) and related techniques (EDX, Cathodoluminescence)
E: Mattia.fanetti@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Prof. dr. Sandra Gardonio
Research fields: Nanoscience, Surface and Interface Physics, Low dimensional materials
E: sandra.gardonio@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Prof. dr. Andreja Gomboc
Research fields: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Black holes, Astrophysical transients
E: andreja.gomboc@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Prof. dr. Egon Pavlica
Research fields: Preparation and characterization of conductive thin film, atomic force microscopy, Monte Carlo simulations of the conductivity in disordered materials, Time-of-flight Photoconductivity
E: egon.pavlica@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Doc. dr. Barbara Ressel
Research fields: Surface and Interface Physics, Time resolved spectroscopies, synchrotron radiation photoelectron spectroscopies
E: barbara.ressel@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Prof. dr. Samo Stanič
Research fields: Atmospheric physics, remote sensing of atmospheric properties, Experimental astroparticle physics – collaboration in “Pierre Auger Observatory” and “Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA)” collaborations
E: samo.stanic@ung.si
w: Personal page
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Prof. dr. Matjaz Valant
Research fields: Material science; functional materials
E: matjaz.valant@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Doc. dr. Serguei Vorobiov
Research fields: Astroparticle physics (cosmic rays, gamma-rays and neutrinos), Data analysis and interpretation, Monte Carlo simulations of atmospheric showers and of detector response, Detector calibration and monitoring
E: serguei.vorobiov@ung.si
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Doc. dr. Gabrijela Zaharijas
Research fields: Gamma-ray astrophysics and search for signature of dark matter in the astrophysical data, with a focus on the data from a gamma ray satellite Fermi LAT and the predictions for the next generation telescope array, the CTA
E: gabrijela.zaharijas@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Prof. dr. Danilo Zavrtanik
Research fields: Experimental astroparticle physics – collaboration in “Pierre Auger Observatory” and “Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA)”
E: danilo.zavrtanik@ung.si
W: Personal page
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Doc. dr. Tanja Petrushevska
Research fields: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Astrophysical transients Supernove
E: tanja.petrushevska@ung.si
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Prof. dr. Giovanni De Ninno
Research fields: Light sources physics, Time resolved spectroscopies
E: giovanni.de.ninno@ung.si
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prof. dr. Andrej Filipčič
Research fields: Elementary particle physics, Astrophysics
E: andrej.filipcic@ijs.si
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