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Um höfundinn
Helga Dögg (f. 1984) lauk B.Sc.-prófi í efnafræði frá
Háskóla Íslands árið 2006 og stundar nú doktors-
nám í eðlisefnafræði við sama skóla, undir leiðsögn
prófessors Odds Ingólfssonar. Doktorsverkefnið fjallar
um niðurbrot lífsameinda vegna geislunar. Í náminu
hefur hún einnig unnið að rannsóknum með prófessor
Eugen Illenberger við Freie Universität í Berlín og
prófessor Paul Scheier við Leopold-Franzens-Universität
í Innsbruck.
Póst- og netfang höfundar/Author’s address
Helga Dögg Flosadóttir
Raunvísindastofnun Háskólans
Dunhaga 3
IS-107 Reykjavík
hdf@hi.is
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