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Seventh Framework Programme European Union

Project funded under FP7
Contract number: 217190
Programme: Cooperation
Instrument: CSA (Support)

Ms. Grazyna Liczbinska

GRAŻYNA LICZBIŃSKA, born 16th of August 1970

EDUCATION

2005 - 2008 – PhD degree

1989 - 1994 – MSc degree             

CAREER HISTORY

2008 to this day – teacher and researcher at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań

1994 – 2005 – research officer, Institute of Anthropology at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland

MAIN INTEREST

1. Demography of historical and contemporary populations

2. Human ecology

3. Demographic behaviour in religious group

4. Migration

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

  1. 1993 – 1994 - a leader of the project ‘Family research in the Hel Peninsula, Poland’
  2. 1993 – 1997 - a member of the project ‘Family research in villages in the Kartuzy region, Poland’
  3. 1994 – 1998 – a member of the project ‘Ontogenetical research among teenagers in Wielkopolska’
  4. 2002 – 2003 – responsible for the anthropological part of the project ‘Dermatoglyphics in schizophrenic’
  5.  2005 – 2008 – the leader of the project ‘Mortality and its causes among socio-economically different Catholic and Lutheran populations of historical Poznań, during the period of demographic transition’
  6. 2005 – 2008 – a leader of the projects ‘Demography in the metropolis’, ‘Protestants in Great Poland in the 19th century’.
  7. 2009 – 2010 – a member of the project ‘Factors related to cognitive aging’.

GRANTS AND PROJECTS

1. GRANT OF THE CITY OF POZNAŃ, ‘Pilot research on factor related to cognitive aging among the inhabitants of the city of Poznań’, 2009.

2.PROJECT FINANCED BY THE ARCHIDIOSEZAN OF POZNAŃ: ‘The History of Archdiocesan of Poznań’, 2009 - 2019

3. GRANT OF THE DEAN OF FACULTY OF BIOLOGY (PBWB 802/2007) for the project “Mortality among Catholics and Lutherans in 19th century Poznań”, 2007.

4.PARKES FOUNDATION SMALL GRANTS FUND, Department of Biological Anthropology University of Cambridge for a project: “Mortality and its causes among socio-economically different Catholic and Lutheran populations of historical Poznań, during the period of demographic transition”, 2006.

REVIEWER for:

Journal of Comparative Human Biology HOMO

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

Liczbińska G. 2009. Mortality and its conditioning among the Catholics and Lutherans from historical Poznań. Biblioteka Telgte, Poznań.

Liczbińska G. 2009. ‘Parish registers as a source in studies of historical population’, in: B. Jerszyńska, K. Kaczanowski (eds) Współczesna antropologia fizyczna, 55 – 71.

Liczbińska G. 2009. Infant and child mortality among Catholics and Lutherans in nineteenth century Poznań. Journal of Biosocial Science 41 (5): 661 – 683.

Liczbińska G. 2009. Catholics and Lutherans in 19th century Poznań – analysis of mortality. Historical Review Vol C: 159 – 172.

Liczbińska G., Sosinko A., Budnik A. 2009. Mortality and its conditioning in 19th century Poznań. Medical News (accepted for publish).

Liczbińska G., Budnik A., Sosinko A. 2008. The characteristic of mortality in 19th century Poznań based on the parish registers. Archiwariusz 2:33 – 50.

Liczbińska G., Sosinko A., Budnik A. 2007. Conditioning of health status in 19th century Poznań. Medical News 4: 357 – 363.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G. 2009. Seasonality of deaths in historical populations from Poland: an ecological perspective. American Journal of Human Biology (submited).

Budnik A., Liczbińska G. 2006. Urban and Rural Differences in Mortality and Causes of Death in Historical Poland. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 129: 294 – 304.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G. 2005. Ecological causes of health status and mortality among the inhabitants of historical Poland. in: Wszystkich rzeczy miarą jest człowiek, Tower Press, Gdańsk: 565 – 569.

Liczbińska G. 2005. Biological and social causes of death among children from the Danzig District in the 19th century. Słupskie Prace Biologiczne 1: 93 – 100.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G., Gumna I. 2004. Demographic Trends and Biological Status of Historic Populations From Central Poland: The Ostrów Lednicki Microregion. American Journal of Physical Anthropology125: 369 – 381.

Budnik A., Gumna I., Liczbińska G. 2002. The biological dynamics of 19th century village populations from the parish of Dziekanowice as a result of the social and political situation in the microregion of Ostrów Lednicki in the early Middle Ages. Studia Lednickie VII: 95 – 110.

Liczbińska G. 1999. Biological and social reason of child mortality in the Danzig District in the second half of the 19th century. Anthropological Review 62: 85 – 92.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G. 1997. Mortality in the populations of Danzig and the district of Danzig (Regierungsbezirk Danzig) in the second half of the nineteenth century. Anthropological Review 60: 13 – 24.

Liczbińska G. 1998. Palm Dermatoglyphics of the Cashubians from the Hel Peninsula. Newsletter of the American Dermatoglyphics Association 17: 2 – 9.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G. 1997. Mortality in the populations of Danzig and the district of Danzig (Regierungsbezirk Danzig) in the second half of the nineteenth century. Anthropological Review 60: 13 – 24.

Liczbińska G. 1997. The Kashubians from the point of view of dermatoglyphics. Variability and Evolution 6: 35 – 50.

Liczbińska G. 1997. Dermatoglyphics distinctness of the Hel Kashubians. Anthropological Review 60: 65 – 73.

CONFERENCES

 Liczbińska G. ‘Parish registers as a source in studies of historical population’, The 12th Anthropological Workshop, Poznań, 2009.

Liczbińska G. Mortality and its conditioning among the Catholics and Lutherans from historical Poznań. The Conference of The Polish Anthropological Association, Łódź, 2009.

Budnik A., Piontek J., Krenz M., Liczbińska G., Ortarzewska K. Operation of forces of evolution in modern humans. The Conference of the Faculty of Biology: Challenges for Contemporary Biology, Biotechnology and Environmental Protection, Poznań, 2009.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G. The phenomenon of epidemiological transition in selected Polish and German populations from the 19th and 20th centuries.  The Conference of The Polish Anthropological Association, Cracow, 2007.

Liczbińska G.  Infant and child mortality among Catholics and Lutherans in the nineteenth century Poznań. The Conference of The Polish Anthropological Association, Cracow, 2007.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G. The patterns of seasonality of deaths in historical populations from the 19th century. The Conference of The Polish Anthropological Association, Poznań, 2005.

 Budnik A., Liczbińska G. Ecological causes of health status and mortality among the inhabitants of historical Poland. The Conference of The Polish Anthropological Association, Gdańsk, 2003.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G. The village populations from the microregion of Ostrów Lednicki (Wielkopolska) in the period of the formation of the Polish state in the 19th and at the beginning of the 20th century – an analysis of biological dynamics. The Conference of The Polish Anthropological Association, Toruń, 2001.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G., Gumna I. The parish of Dzieckanowice in comparison with other village populations from the 19th century. Archaeological Workshop, Ostrów Lednicki, 2000.

Liczbińska G. Biological and social reasons of the child mortality in the District of Danzig in the second half of the 19th century. The Conference of The Polish Anthropological Association, Warsaw, 1999.

 Liczbińska G. Child mortality in the District of Danzig. The Conference of the The Polish Anthropological Association, Łódź, 1998.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G. Social stratification in Poland in the 19th and 20th century. The Conference of The Polish Anthropological Association, Wrocław, 1997.

Budnik A., Liczbińska G. The mortality of 19th century populations from Danzig and the District of Danzig. The Conference of The Polish Anthropological Association, Lublin, 1996.

 

 

Email:
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