Konteksty prawa i praw człowieka

Praca recenzowana / Peer-reviewed paperW monografii i znalazły się artykuły prezentujące stan prawny na 2010 rok, pozornie ze sobą niezwiązane, bardzo zróżnicowane pod względem tematycznym, prezentujące zainteresowania badawcze osób o różnym doświadczeniu i stażu pracy. Ideą przewodnią łączącą te opracowania są prawa człowieka i ich ochrona, w szczególności w świetle uregulowań Konwencji o ochronie praw człowieka i podstawowych wolności i orzecznictwa ETPCz

Idee nowelizacji kodeksu karnego

Praca recenzowana / peer-reviewed pape

Comparative Laser Spectroscopy Diagnostics for Ancient Metallic Artefacts Exposed to Environmental Pollution

Metal artworks are subjected to corrosion and oxidation processes due to reactive agents present in the air, water and in the ground that these objects have been in contact with for hundreds of years. This is the case for archaeological metals that are recovered from excavation sites, as well as artefacts exposed to polluted air. Stabilization of the conservation state of these objects needs precise diagnostics of the accrued surface layers and identification of original, historical materials before further protective treatments, including safe laser cleaning of unwanted layers. This paper presents analyses of the chemical composition and stratigraphy of corrosion products with the use of laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) and Raman spectroscopy. The discussion of the results is supported by material studies (SEM-EDS, XRF, ion-analyses). The tests were performed on several samples taken from original objects, including copper roofing from Wilanów Palace in Warsaw and Karol Poznański Palace in ŁódŸ, bronze decorative figures from the Wilanów Palace gardens, and four archaeological examples of old jewellery (different copper alloys). Work has been performed as a part of the MATLAS project in the frames of EEA and Norway Grants (www.matlas.eu) and the results enable the comparison of the methodology and to elaborate the joint diagnostic procedures of the three project partner independent laboratories

Characterization of Laser Cleaning of Artworks

The main tasks of conservators of artworks and monuments are the estimation and analysis of damages (present condition), object conservation (cleaning process), and the protection of an object against further degradation. One of the physical methods that is becoming more and more popular for dirt removal is the laser cleaning method. This method is non-contact, selective, local, controlled, self-limiting, gives immediate feedback and preserves even the gentlest of relief - the trace of a paintbrush. Paper presents application of different, selected physical sensing methods to characterize condition of works of art as well as laser cleaning process itself. It includes, tested in our laboratories, optical surface measurements (e.g. colorimetry, scatterometry, interferometry), infrared thermography, optical coherent tomography and acoustic measurements for “on-line” evaluation of cleaning progress. Results of laser spectrometry analyses (LIBS, Raman) will illustrate identification and dating of objects superficial layers

Direct laser interference lithography in periodical treatment of biomaterials

The paper presents the results of research on modern laser micromachining technology based on utilization of the interference field of high energy, pulse laser beams. The influence of radiation polarization on a pattern shape in an interference image has been analyzed theoretically. Values of laser ablation threshold for titanium and diamond-like coatings were determined experimentally. The particular advantages of the direct laser interference lithography method have been shown in a series of tests devoted to the periodical surface topography modification, including creation of hierarchical structures with different periods and feature dimensions. Another trial of tests has confirmed also the application potential of this technique in shaping of implant surfaces as well as preparation of scaffolds for cells and tissues culturing in bioengineering.[b]Keywords[/b]: materials engineering, laser micromachining, interference lithography, titanium alloys, diamond-like carbon layers, biomaterial

Bezpośrednia laserowa litografia interferencyjna w periodycznej obróbce biomateriałów

The paper presents the results of research on modern laser micromachining technology based on utilization of the interference field of high energy, pulse laser beams. The influence of radiation polarization on a pattern shape in an interference image has been analyzed theoretically. Values of laser ablation threshold for titanium and diamond-like coatings were determined experimentally. The particular advantages of the direct laser interference lithography method have been shown in a series of tests devoted to the periodical surface topography modification, including creation of hierarchical structures with different periods and feature dimensions. Another trial of tests has confirmed also the application potential of this technique in shaping of implant surfaces as well as preparation of scaffolds for cells and tissues culturing in bioengineering.[b]Keywords[/b]: materials engineering, laser micromachining, interference lithography, titanium alloys, diamond-like carbon layers, biomaterial