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mgr Elżbieta Danielkiewicz-Krośniak
phone: 12 623 8632
e-mail: elzbieta.danielkiewicz-krosniak@uj.edu.pl
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PhD study in Astronomy covers a broad range of theoretical and observational research subjects, from the analysis of optically variable objects like accreting binary stars, extreme horizontal branch star and active galactic nuclei, to high energy astrophysics, multiwavelength astronomy, radio astronomy, relativistic astrophysics and cosmology.
Astronomical Observatory of the Jagiellonian University participates in ESO, has access to the SALT optical telescope, collaborates in HESS and CTA projects (gamma-ray astrophysics) as well as in the network of LOFAR radio telescopes array, also participate in the VIRGO gravitational waves detector. Our researches use also several world class Earth bound radio (VLA, 100m Effelsberg) and space (Chandra, XMM, Fermi) observatories.
An example set of projects covering some fields you may want to study at our Observatory:
Studying and working with our scientists guarantees a high rate (2/3 as of the end of 2021) of PhD graduates who successfully find postdoc positions at leading institutions all around the world.
