We finally managed to sent out the paper. How anxious one becomes awaiting the response from the editor is only known to those who have sent out out their first paper and awaited the reply impatiently.
Work continues...

Performance of the MD simulation for liquid binary alloys. An examination of the physical, structural and dynamic properties of these metallic systems using classical approach.

I’ve submit my recent publication to Journal of Alloy and Compounds on 3 April …and it’s already accepted to be published! :) I’ll inform you when it will be available on-line.

As I supposed the carrier lifetime studies did not fare well. Any slightest modification affects the results. The results do not coincide in the series. Any defects present in the wafers or other grains distribution significantly change the lifetime. Also each mixture etch the silicon wafer in the different way - different surface morphology and thickness of eatched layer. Too many variables force to simplify the experiment. In the next step monocrystalline silicon will be used.

This month was full of writing work. I prepared two abstracts for the conferences. The first one was etitled “Alginate and poly-L-lysine modified capsules as human cardiac stem cells delivery system for myocardial regeneration” and was submitted on European Society for Artificial Organs conference. The second abstract is a summary of a few months research work on differentiation of human Mesenchymal Stem Cells into endothelium in order to tissue reconstruction of acellular scaffold and was submitted on The Flow Cytometry and Immunopathology conference. However there was also time for a fun in the lab. A first samples for cross-linking experiments with the genipin were prepared and the results of the Impact R test were analyzed.