About employee

Ozana Mišura, mag. chem.

Location: 117
Public phone number:+385 1 4606 305
Internal phone number:6305
E-mail: E-mail
Department: Division of General and Inorganic Chemistry
Graduation year:2020
Employed in this institution since:2020

Biography

Education: Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb: Bachelor thesis (Chemistry, 2017); Diploma thesis (Chemistry, 2020).

Affiliation and current position: Division of Inorganic Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb: Assistant (2020–).

Teaching: Undergraduate studies (General and Inorganic Chemistry - laboratory work)

Research interest: mechanically induced flexibility of crystals, solution and mechanochemical synthesis of transition metal complexes, co-crystallization, crystal engineering, supramolecular chemistry, crystallization

Participation in research projects: 

2020. – , Associate Researcher on the project: „From form to function: Mechanically flexible crystalline materials with controllable responses“ (financed by the Croatian Science Foundation)

Memberships: Member of the Croatian Chemical Society, European Crystallographic Association and Croatian Crystallographic Association.

Published papers recorded in the Croatian Scientific Bibliography Database (CROSBI)

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Professional memberships

Croatian Chemical Society (CCS), member

Croatian Crystallographic Association (CCA), member

European Crystallographic Association (ECA), member

List of select projects

2020. - today, Associate:

Project funded by Croatian Science Foundation (2020-2024): IP-2019-04-1242 From form to function: Mechanically flexible crystalline materials with controllable responses (Principal Investigator: Assoc. Prof. Marijana Đaković)