Research Group
Plasma nanotechnologies and bioapplications

Department of Physical Electronics, Faculty of Science, Masaryk University

The current overview of the group's research activities can be found in the proceedings of the workshop (10/2021)

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30 Nov

The Dean's Award

On Friday, November 19, the Dean of the Faculty of Science awarded Assoc. Prof. Dušan Kováčik with Medal of Masaryk University. Associate Professor Kováčik has been working at the Department of Physical Electronics since 2011, where he is engaged in research and development of atmospheric sources of low-temperature plasma based on dielectric barrier discharges and their potential application. Within the CEPLANT center, he is responsible, among other things, for cooperation with industrial partners and research institutions with the aim of transferring advanced plasma technologies into practice.

15 Nov

MUNI Innovation Award 2021

Assoc. Prof. Tomáš Homola obtained the MUNI Innovation Award for the application of plasma treatments of nanostructured surfaces in the field of flexible and printed electronics and the use of plasma for the production of large printed solar cells, which resulted in the development of plasma technology and its successful implementation in the production line for flexible perovskite solar cells in a foreign company Saule Technologies. Congratulations!

10 Nov

8th Plasma Science & Entrepreneurship Workshop

In recent days, several of our colleagues have participated in the 8th Plasma Science & Entrepreneurship Workshop in Prague, where presented the results of their research in the form of lectures or posters. Professor Černák gave an invited lecture on the topic Recent advances in the application of plasma in textile finishing. The program is available here.

25 Oct

Finalist of TRANSFERA TECHNOLOGY DAY 2021

The team consisting of Dr. Richard Krumpolec and Mgr. František Zelenák was nominated by the Technology Transfer Office of Masaryk University (CTT MU) to participate in the Transfera Technology Day 2021 competition and made it to the finals! Their research is focused on Plasma-reduced graphene oxide materials, which are often referred to as the materials of the future. Congratulations and we wish you much success in further research on graphene.

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