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Development of new anti-bioadhesive surfaces for specific neurodegenerative agents

Author(s): Tjaša Vrlinič (Author), Miran Mozetič (Supervisor), Fabienne Poncin-Epaillard (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2011

Type: Doctoral dissertation

The research work presented in this thesis considers the development of new biocompatible surfaces that are able to control the adhesion of specific proteins responsible for the development of neurodegenerative diseases such as Creutzfeldt–Jakob, Alzheimer, Parkinson and Lewis body disease. Our approach was focused on problems prior to the detection …

The use of normobaric hypoxia and hyperoxia for the enhancement of sea level and/or altitude exercise performance

Author(s): Tadej Debevec (Author), Igor Mekjavić (Supervisor), Stylianos N. Kounalakis (Co-Supervisor), Blaž Jereb (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2011

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Adaptation to altitude can enhance performance if the hypoxic dose and the frequency of the exposures are appropriate. While many hypoxic training modalities exist, the protocols utilizing short intermittent hypoxic exposures are gaining popularity. However, the effects of such novel hypoxic protocols on athletic performance are unclear. The aim of …

Normobaric hyperoxia: haemodynamic responses to acute and long-term exposure

Author(s): Michail Keramidas (Author), Igor Mekjavić (Supervisor), Ola Eiken (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2011

Type: Doctoral dissertation

The aim of the present thesis was to examine the effect of acute and long-term normobaric hyperoxic exposure on selected haemodynamic and haematological responses during resting and exercise conditions in healthy aerobically well-trained males. This purpose was evaluated in four separate studies, and each of them had a specific aim …

Radon in Kosovo

Author(s): Meleq Bahtijari (Author), Peter Stegnar (Supervisor), Zahadin Shemsidini (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2011

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Radon and its progeny play an important role contributing to the dose of radiation which a person receives from all natural sources of ionizing radiation. This is one of the reasons why this problem has been of great interest, as a result of which an increased number of scientific works …

Synthesis and Characterization of Aluminium Foams

Author(s): Irena Paulin (Author), Monika Jenko (Supervisor)

Year: 2011

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Aluminium foams are prospective class of cell materials that offer a variety of applications in fields such as lightweight structures or crash-energy management. Due to interesting combination of physical and mechanical properties, such as high stiffness at low density, high impact energy absorption, flame and heat resistance, sound absorption, aluminium …

Nitrate migration in plant-soil-groundwater system

Author(s): Martina Šturm (Author), Sonja Lojen (Supervisor)

Year: 2011

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Nitrogen (N) is an essential nutrient for plant growth and one which has the greatest effect on the yield. Since effective indigenous sources are insufficient by far to support current levels of global agricultural outputs, N is intensively applied by farmers in the form of N-based fertilisers. However, excessive rates …

Development of analytical methods for speciation of organotin compounds in environmental samples using gas chromatography and mass spectrometry

Author(s): Mitja Vahčič (Author), Janez Ščančar (Supervisor)

Year: 2011

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Organotin compounds (OTCs) are the organometallic compounds with the most numerous applications. Today, it is more than 50 years of their intensive development and use. While they are highly useful chemicals they are also extremely toxic to a wide array of aquatic and terrestrial living organisms at very low concentrations. …

Radio wave propagation in special environments

Author(s): Andrej Hrovat (Author), Gorazd Kandus (Supervisor), Tomaž Javornik (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2011

Type: Doctoral dissertation

In this doctoral thesis, radio signal propagation in special environments is discussed. The primary focus is on the development of a path loss model for radio signal propagation in long road tunnels and underground passageways, which allows a rather precise calculation of radio signal path loss and, consequently, a quick …

Migration of critical radionuclides in the area of former uranium mine Žirovski vrh

Author(s): Marko Štrok (Author), Borut Smodiš (Supervisor)

Year: 2011

Type: Doctoral dissertation

A study of the migration of critical radionuclide in the area of the former uranium mine of Žirovski vrh in Slovenia was performed. Critical natural radionuclides are defined as the long-lived natural radionuclides from the uranium-radium decay chain, which are 238U, 234U, 230Th, 226Ra, 210Pb and 210Po. In the area …

The synthesis and characterization of glass–ceramics based on ternary system MgO-B2O3-SiO2

Author(s): Urban Došler (Author), Danilo Suvorov (Supervisor), Marjeta Maček Kržmanc (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2011

Type: Doctoral dissertation

The past fifteen years has seen the rapid development of various wireless communication devices, which operate at microwave or milimeterwave frequencies (mobile phones, wireless local-area networks (LAN), Bluetooth, etc.). At the same time, this progress has stimulated the development of new materials and process technologies, which enable the size reduction …