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Fields of interest:

Radiocarbon method in Earth sciences and archaeology

Radioisotopes and stable isotopes for environment, climate and human impact investigations

Developing of isotope methods

Recent publications:

Piotrowska N., De Vleeschouwer F., Sikorski J., Pawlyta J., Fagel N., Le Roux G. and Pazdur A. 2010.
Intercomparison of radiocarbon bomb pulse and ²¹⁰Pb age models. A study in a peat bog core from North Poland.
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B  268 (7-8) : 1163-1166.

Rakowski A. Z. Nakamura T., Pazdur A., Gutierrez Villanueva J. L., Piotrowska N., Charo M. E. 2010.
Radiocarbon concentration in modern atmosphere and biosphere.
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B 268(7-8): 1110-1112.

Tudyka K. and Pazdur A. 2010.:
Radiocarbon dating of peat profile with metallurgy industry evidence.
Geochronometria 35: 3-9.

Tudyka K., Pazdur A., Theodórsson P., Michczyński A., Pawlyta J. 2010.
The Application of ICELS systems for radiocarbon dating,
Radiocarbon 52(4) (2010): 1661 – 1666.   

Barbara M. Sensuła, Peter J. Derrick, John C. Bickerton and Anna Pazdur:
Mass spectrometric study of glucose and cellobiose produced during enzymatic hydrolysis of a-cellulose extracted from oak late-wood annual rings. 2009.
Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry 23: 2070–2074.