Vanadium in Soils Chemistry and Ecotoxicity
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59 Acknowledgements This PhD project was funded by LKAB, Merox, Ruukki and Vanitec, for which I am very grateful. The synchrotron radiation sources, SSRL (Stanford, USA) and MAX-Lab (Lund, Sweden), are also gratefully acknowledged for providing beam time. The first person that I would like to thank is my main supervisor Jon Petter
knowledge, patience and unerring ability to keep me on the right track. Great thanks to my co-supervisors: Erik Smolders, for welcoming me to his lab in Leuven and sharing his broad knowledge within ecotoxicity; Ingrid Öborn, for valuable comments, discussions and encouragement when most needed; and Dan Berggren Kleja, for critical discussions and support. Thanks also to my co-authors and co-workers; Ingmar Persson, for his enthusiasm and for happily sharing his knowledge of XAS; Stijn Baken, for working together with me on the toxicity experiments and for helping me settle down in Leuven; and Francesco Cubadda, Marilena D’Amato and Andrea Raggi at Istituto Superiore di Sanità for agreeing to cooperate and for taking care of me in Rome. The data presented in this work would not have been processed without the help of laboratory staff at the Department of Soil and Environment, SLU and at KU Leuven. A special thank you to Lena Ek and Mirsada Kulenovic. I would also like to express my sincere gratitude to Bengt Nihlgård and Anders Jonshagen for helping me with soil sampling and background information on the Ringamåla field trial. Thanks to Anna Mårtensson and Johan Arvidsson for commenting on this thesis and Mary McAfee for language editing. I would also like to acknowledge my fellow PhD students during these years, I have had a great time! A special thank you to Carin, Lotta, Anki, Carina, Veera, Martin, Stefan and Jian. 60
My colleagues at the Department of Soil and Environment, I have really appreciated the scientific discussions and the friendly working environment. Furthermore, I would like to acknowledge my colleagues at KU Leuven for nice chats and Friday visits to the pub. Till sist, min älskade familj: Far, Mina, Alma, Viktor, Jabil, Esther och Eva; ”La famiglia italiana”, Nonna Rina, Patrizia e Riccardo; Francesco, ti voglio bene! Och min dotter Anna, för att du är så härlig precis som du är. Yüklə 456,72 Kb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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