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   1.  Janez Dolinšek, “Electrical and thermal transport properties of icosahedral and decagonal quasicrystals”, Chem. Soc. rev., vol. 41, no. 20, pp. 6730-6744, 2012.

     2.  Janez Dolinšek, Zvonko Jagličić, “Spin-glass properties of quasicrystals and complex metallic alloys”, J. anal. sci. technol., vol. 3, no. 1, pp. 1-41, 2012.

     3.  Janez Seliger, Veselko Žagar, “New methods for detection of  NQR frequencies”, Appl. magn. reson., vol. 43, iss. 4, pp. 469-484, 2012.

Monograph Topological formations in chiral nematic droplets written by Gregor Posnjak from the F5 Department has been published by Springer. The book was published in the Springer Theses series, which focuses on dissemination of outstanding and relevant doctoral theses. Dr. Posnjak’s theses, which he defended in 2017 at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of the Univeristy of Ljubljana under the mentorship of prof. dr. Igor Muševič, discusses complex structures of chiral nematic liquid crystals. In his theses, Dr. Posnjak reported the first observation of topological point defects with higher topological charges q = −2 and q = −3 and developed a new  augmented fluorescent confocal polarising microscopy method for reconstruction of director fields in experimental conditions.

1.  Anton Gradišek, Miha Mlakar, Matej Cigale, Luka Lajovic, Mitja Luštrek, Maroje Sorić, Gregor Starc, Bojan Leskošek, Gregor Jurak, “Physical fitness forecasting and risk estimation in slovenian schoolchildren”, In: Arie Hasman (ed.), Data, informatics and technology: an inspiration for improved healthcare, ICIMTH 2018, [International Conference on Informatics, Management and Technology in Healthcare, 6-8 July 2018 in Athens, Greece], (Studies in health technology and informatics 251) 2018, 125-128.

2.  Matej Cigale, Anton Gradišek, Miha Mlakar, Mitja Luštrek, “Forecasting the physical fitness and all-cause mortality based of schoolchildren’s fitness measurements”, In: Matjaž Gams (ed.), Aleš Tavčar (ed.), Workshop Electronic and mobile health and smart cities: proceedings of the 21st International Multiconference Information Society – IS 2018, 8-12 October, 2018, [Ljubljana, Slovenia]: volume I, 2018, 69-72.

3.  Anton Gradišek, Martin Gjoreski, Borut Budna, Monika Simjanoska, Matjaž Gams, Gregor Poglajen, “Zaznavanje srčnega popuščanja z analizo srčnih tonov”, In: Matjaž Gams (ed.), Aleš Tavčar (ed.), Workshop Electronic and mobile health and smart cities: proceedings of the 21st International Multiconference Information Society – IS 2018, 8-12 October, 2018, [Ljubljana, Slovenia]: volume I, 2018, 32-34.

4.  Mitja Gliha, Andreja Abina, Uroš Puc, Aleksander Zidanšek, “Wide frequency ground penetrating radar for non-destructive inspection of building”, In: Marko Ban (ed.), Digital proceedings, 3rd Conference on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems, June 30 – July 4, 2018, Novi Sad, Serbia, 2018, 0239.… Read the rest “Published Conference Contribution”

1.  Andrej Ferlež, Boris Petrič, Maja Ovsenik, Luka Prodnik, Jernej Vidmar, Ksenija Cankar, Lidija Nemeth, “Magnetno resonančno slikanje odziva zobne pulpe na ortodontske premike zob: prikaz primera”, In: Maja Ovsenik (ed.), Jasmina Primožič (ed.), 20 let raziskovalnega in strokovnega dela: zbornik: Zavod Orthos, 2018, 308-315.

2.  Janez Dolinšek, “Electronic transport properties of complex intermetallics”, In: Peter Gille (ed.), Yuri Grin (ed.), Crystal growth of intermetallics, 2018,  260-278.

3.  Denis Arčon, I. Heinmaa, R. Stern, “Low-temperature NMR: techniques and applications”, In: Paul Hodgkinson (ed.), Modern methods in solid-state NMR: a practioner’s guide, (New developments in NMR 15) 2018, 231-261.

4.  Ivan Sedmak, Iztok Urbančič, Janez Štrancar, Michel Mortier, Iztok Golobič, “High-Resolution thermal imaging based on the fluorescence of Erbium/Ytterbium co-doped ceramic”, V: Sergey Y. Yurish (ed.), Physical sensors, sensor networks and remote sensing, (Advances in sensors: Reviews 5) 2018, 325-338.

Collaboration between Tilen Koklič from the F5 Department and N. Aničić, M. Vukomanović and D. Suvorov from the K9 Department resulted in discovery of basic principles of contact-based mechanism of MgO antibacterial activity. Their research confirmed the key role of MgO surface defects in hydrolysis, antibacterial activity and ROS generation, setting guidelines for further development of MgO-based medical devices. The findings were published in the Small journal and the research illustration was chosen as the cover of the June issue.