Janko Jamnik Doctoral Scholarship for a promising young researcher in the field of chemistry and related sciences
With the systemic resources for young researchers being reduced, the National Institute of Chemistry is trying to contribute at least in a small way to preserving prospective doctoral students. Each year, based on a competition, we award the Jamnik Scholarship for talented young people in science, which is partly funded by the Janko Jamnik Fund for talented young people in science and other resources of the National Institute of Chemistry. In this way, we enable the employment of a doctoral student. A distinctive feature of the doctoral scholarship is that the student chooses the department in which he or she wants to pursue their doctoral thesis.
In the call for scholarships, the National Institute of Chemistry invites the most promising and inquisitive young people with a desire to work in the research field to present their academic achievements and an essay on one of the current scientific topics. The Commission for the Pregl Doctoral Award receives the applications and selects the three most promising candidates to present themselves to the Director and members of the Commission in person, then selects the most promising of them.
Existing scholarship recipients are:
Sabina Kolar (Department of Materials Chemistry), 2016
Luka Kavčič (Department of Molecular Biology and Nanobiotechnology), 2017
Vesna Štih (Slovenian NMR Centre), 2018
Tajda Klobučar (Department of Molecular Biology and Nanobiotechnology, Laboratory for RNA networks), 2020
Michel Adamič (Department of Materials Chemistry, Laboratory for Modern Battery Systems), 2020
Ana Rebeka Kamšek (Department of Materials Chemistry, Laboratory for Electrocatalysis), 2021
Maksimiljan Adamek (Department of Molecular Biology and Nanobiotechnology), 2022
Tjaša Mlakar (Department of Synthetic Biology and Immunology), 2022
Dominik Dekleva (Theory Department, Laboratory for Cheminformatics), 2023
Veronika Syrova (Department of Polymer Chemistry and Technology), 2023
Ana Herceg (Department of Materials Chemistry), 2023
Lennart Dreisewerd (Department of Catalysis and Chemical Reaction Engineering), 2023
Sarbani Mishra (Slovenian NMR Centre), 2023
Andrijana Marojević (Department of Materials Chemistry, Laboratory for Modern Battery Systems), 2023
Alina Konstantinova (Department of Synthetic Biology and Immunology), 2023
Jan Ocepek (Department of Materials Chemistry, Laboratory for Electrocatalysis), 2024
Riccardo Muolo (Department of Catalysis and Chemical Reaction Engineering), 2024
Vuk Martinović (Center for Development, Demonstration and Training for Carbon-Free Technologies, Laboratory for demonstration of H2 and CO2 technologies), 2025
Ana Jere (Laboratory for catalysts), 2025