Seminars

seminars

The weekly program of seminars. The seminars take place on-site at 14:00 in meeting room no.311 located on the 3rd floor of the A2 building of the faculty.

Date Speaker Topic misc.
12. 6. 2024  ----  ---- Cancelled due to final exams
5. 6. 2024  ----  ---- Cancelled due to Summer School
29. 5. 2024 David Nezval    
22. 5. 2024 Jakub Piastek    
15. 5. 2024 Hermann Detz    
8. 5. 2024 ---- ---- Cancelled due to a public holiday
1. 5. 2024 ---- ---- Cancelled due to a public holiday
24. 4. 2024 Matthew Linford A new method for collecting data for advanced modes of XPS using constant signal, variable time spectra, considering the validity of Fourier analysis of XPS data to denoise it, and PCA, MCR, and cluster analysis of XPS data Brigham Young University, UT, USA
17. 4. 2024 Vlastimil Křápek Plasmonics with gold nanoantennas: Late harvest  
10. 4. 2024 Michal Horák TEN years with TEM Anniversary Lecture
3. 4. 2024  ----  ---- Cancelled due to GAČR deadline
27. 3. 2024 Peter Kepič Progress in VO2 research  
20. 3. 2024 Stanislav Průša

A guided tour of Low Energy Ion Scattering (LEIS) spectra

 
13. 3. 2024  Miroslav Bartošík Graphene and 2D nanoelectronics  
6. 3. 2024 Miroslav Kolíbal In-situ and operando microscopy and spectroscopy of low-D materials and catalytic systems lecture hall P6
28. 2. 2024 onsemi R&D, PR & HR A day with onsemi - presentations of students' projects  
21. 2. 2024 Jan Čechal Molecular systems on surfaces - tunable dipolar layers on Ag and metal-organic frameworks on graphene  
14. 2. 2024  Petr Neugebauer Magnetic Resonance  
7. 2. 2024 ---- ---- Cancelled due to spring holidays
31. 1. 2024 Radek Kalousek Determining hot-carrier transport dynamics from terahertz emission  lecture hall P6
24. 1. 2024 Jan Staněk DTA LEIS instrumental factor – the thing, the myth, the legend  lecture hall P6
17. 1. 2024 Tomáš Musálek & Petr Liška

Who let the lead out? Story of lead halide perovskites

classroom U3
10. 1. 2024 Kristýna Bukvišová Real-time observation of growth of low-dimensional materials in the SEM