Physics in the Czech Republic

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Czech Physical Society

Physics Section of the Union of Czech Mathematicians & Physicists


Contents

  1. Masaryk University of Brno
    1. Faculty of Natural Sciences
      1. Department of Theoretical Physics & Astrophysics
      2. Department of General Physics
      3. Department of Physical Electronics
      4. Department of Solid State Physics
    2. Pedagogical Faculty
      1. Department of Physics
  2. Technical University of Brno
    1. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
      1. Institute of Physics
    2. Faculty of Electrical Engineering
      1. Department of Physics
  3. High School of Mechanical and Textile Engineering
    1. Department of Physics
  4. Palacký University
    1. Faculty of Natural Sciences
      1. Department of Experimental Physics
  5. Silesian University Opava
    1. Institute of Physics
  6. University of Ostrava
    1. Department of Physics
  7. High School of Mining Ostrava
    1. Department of Physics
  8. Research Institute of Metals
    1. Innovation and Technical Center
  9. South Bohemia University
    1. Department of Physics
  10. University of West Bohemia
    1. Department of General Physics
    2. Department of Physics
  11. Skoda Works Plzen
    1. Central Research Institute
  12. University of Chemical Technology Pardubice
    1. Department of Physics
  13. Charles University of Prague
    1. Astronomical Institute
    2. Faculty of Mathematics & Physics
      1. Institute of Physics
      2. Department of Theoretical Physics
      3. Department of Nuclear Physics
      4. Department of Electronics and Vacuum Physics
      5. Department of Semiconductor Physics
      6. Department of Physics of Polymers
      7. Department of Chemical Physics
      8. Department of Geophysics
    3. First Faculty of Medicine
      1. Institute of Biophysics
  14. Czech Technical University of Prague
    1. Faculty of Engineering
      1. Department of Physics K2020
    2. Faculty of Electrical Engineering
      1. Department of Physics
    3. Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering
      1. Department of Physics
      2. Department of Solid State Engineering
      3. Department of Physical Electronics
  15. Czech Academy of Sciences
    1. Institute of Physics
      1. Low Temperature Laboratory
      2. Division of Elementary Particle Physics
      3. Division of Condensed Matter Physics
      4. Division of Solid State Physics
      5. Division of Optics
    2. Nuclear Physics Institute
    3. Institute of Physical Metallurgy
    4. Institute of Geotechnics
    5. Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
    6. Institute of Instrument Engineering
    7. Institute of Electrotechnics
    8. Institute of Radiation Dosimetry
  16. Institute of Nuclear Research
  17. Jan Evangelista Purkyne University
    1. Pedagogical Faculty
      1. Department of Physics


1. Masaryk University of Brno

1.1 Faculty of Natural Sciences

1.1.1 Department of Theoretical Physics & Astrophysics

AddressKotlárská 2
CS - 611 37 Brno
Phone ++ 42 5 712 9451
Fax ++ 42 5 740 108
Email astrid @ cspuni12.bitnet
Head Doc.Dr. Miroslav Vetesnik
Phone ++ 42 5
Email
Scientific Areas Theoretical Physics; Head Jan Celý
Solid State Physics; Group theory applications; Relativity:
exact solutions of Einstein-Maxwell equations; Conservation
laws; Quantum field theory: applications of Schwinger theory.
Astrophysics; Head Miroslav Vetesnik; Theory of gravitation.
EquipmentComputer laboratory (32-bit computers),
communication link to an IBM mainframe.
Staff members 17

1.1.2 Department of General Physics

AddressKotlárská 2
CS - 611 37 Brno
Phone ++ 42 5 712 9461
Fax ++ 42 5 740 108
Head Dr. Milos Hamerský
Phone ++ 42 5
Email hamersky@csbrmu11.bitnet
Scientific AreasMechanical properties of solids (mostly hexagonal
metals and alloys, Al and Al alloys; also polypropylene
and polyethylene based polymers). Thermally activated
processes (creep experiments, strain relaxation,
tests at constant rates of increase of deformational
strain). Research in cooperation with the Institute
of Physics Metallurgy (Czech Academy of Sciences,
Brno) and department of Metals (Charles University,
Faculty of mathematics & Physics, Prague).
Equipment Creep apparatus.
Staff members 9 (total employed 16)

1.1.3. Department of Physical Electronics

AddressKotlárská 2
CS - 611 37 Brno
Phone ++ 42 5 712 9424 or 712 9425 or 712 9426
Fax ++ 42 5 740 108
Head Dr. Vratislav Kapicka
Phone ++ 42 5
Email kapicka@brmu11.bitnet
Scientific AreasPlasma chemistry; plasma diagnostics;
electronics; vacuum physics.
Microwave techniques: study and diagnostics of HF and
microwave discharges and their application, including
plasma chemistry.
Thin film preparation by classical and plasma chemistry methods;
study of these films, including applications.
Teaching activities.
Equipment Vacuum evaporation machine; Fabry-Perot interferometer,
Plasma spectrometer, HF generators.
Staff members 11 (total employed 23)

1.1.4. Department of Solid State Physics

AddressKotlárská 2
CS - 611 37 Brno
Phone ++ 42 5 712 9111
Fax ++ 42 5 740 108
Email humlicek@cspuni12.bitnet
Head Dr. Josef Humlicek
Phone ++ 42 5
Email
Scientific AreasSpectroscopy, ellipsometry, RTG, study of bulk semiconductors
and layered structures, inclusive of quantum wells
and superlattices. Thin film optics. Contactless
measurements of photomagnetoelectric effects.
Equipment IR, VIS, UV spectrometers. Precise ellipsometers, Two-
and three-crystal RTG diffractometers.
Staff members 14 (total employed 23)

1.2 Pedagogical Faculty

1.2.1 Department of Physics

AddressPorici 7
CS - 662 80 Brno
Phone ++ 42 5 320 711 xt 13
Fax ++ 42 5 335 416
Email
Head Dr. Josef Trna
Phone ++ 42 5
Email
Scientific AreasTeaching Activities: education of teachers for secondary

schools and lower gymnasial classes.
Staff members 6
Note The department is just re-established; active in didactics of
physics (interdisciplinary relations, educational aid, motivation).
There is no equipment, but every effort is being made to furnish
physical laboratory for original research in solid state physics.

2. Technical University of Brno

2.1 Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

2.1.1 Institute of Physics

Address Technická 2
CS - 616 69 Brno
Phone ++ 42 5 714 2821 or 714 2826 or 714 2827
Fax ++ 42 5 743 577
Email
DirectorProf. Miroslav Liska
Phone ++ 42 5
Email
Scientific AreasOptics; Heads M. Liska, P. Chmela and J. Komrska.
Solid State Physics and Physical Technologies; Head J. Pokluda
Acoustics; Head M. Vanková.
Research: Holographical interferometry (applications);
Speckle metrology; Statistical nonlinear optical
phenomena; Diffraction and Fourier optics; Optical
properties of solids; Physical metallurgy and metal physics;
Ion beam technologies; Noise in environment.
Equipment Laboratory of coherent optics; Ion beam implanter (under
construction); Acoustics laboratorium for measuring
traffic noise and the sound; Sound opacity of construction
materials (permeability to sound).
Staff members 11 (total employed 31)

2.2 Faculty of Electrical Engineering

2.2.1 Department of Physics

AddressKravi hora 13
CS - 602 00 Brno
Phone ++ 42 5 746 060 or 746 094 or 746 135 or 746 208 or 746 222
or 746 243 or 746 246 or 746 242 or direct 746 112
Fax ++ 42 5 334 394
Email
Head Dr. Marian Strunc
Phone ++ 42 5
Email
Scientific AreasTransport and stochastic phenomena in semiconductors
and dielectrics. Relaxation processes in dielectrics.
Nonequilibrium thermodynamics, synergetics.
Fibre optics and its applications
Computer supported education in physics.
Staff members 16 (14 physicists employed)

3. High School of Mechanical and Textile Engineering

3.1 Department of Physics

AddressHálkova 6
CS - 461 17 Liberec
Phone ++ 42 48 254 41
Fax ++ 42 48 233 17 or 210 73
Email kopal@vslib.cs
Head Dr. Antonin Kopal
Phone ++ 42 48
Email
Scientific AreasSolid state physics: liquid crystals, mechanoemission,
composites, textile techniques. Head L. Sodomka
General dynamic theory of neutron diffraction by crystals.
Head A. Kopal. Optical properties of organic molecules:
non linear absorption in excited states; optical bistabilitiy;
design of an optical modulator. Head M. Sulc.
Piezoelectricity: properties of piezoelectric materials
and their applications; piezoelectric composites. Head
M. Krebs. Pedagogical research. Head V. Kazda.
Equipment Laser interferometer Metra/Czech Republic; Double monochromator
for Raman spectroscopy VIS Zeiss Jena;
Staff members 12 (total employed 18)

4. Palacký University

4.1 Faculty of Natural Sciences

4.1.1 Department of Experimental Physics

Addresstr. Svobody 26
CS - 771 46 Olomouc
Phone ++ 42 68 22 451
Fax ++ 42 68 28 047
Email maslan@csearn.bitnet
Head Prof. Jaroslav Pospisil
Phone ++ 42 68
Email
Scientific AreasGeneral Physics; Head Jiri Záhejský.
Biophysics & Chemical Physics; Head Jan Naus.
Didactics of Physics; Head Oldrich Lepil.
Projecting of teaching, preparation of textbooks,
technically aided teaching, teaching aids.
Activities: Transmission and noise properties of optical,
photographic, optoelectronic, and visual systems.
Mössbauer spectroscopy. Electron microscopy and X-ray
microanalysis of solids. Optical and luminescense properties
of biological and model structures.
Equipment EM Tesla BM 300. RTG micronanalyzer Tesla NA 4301;
Spectrometer Unicam 700; Specord M 400; Mirror monochromator
SPM 2; Microscopes Amplival; Analyzer Correlatron-4096;
Analyzer Didac-4000. System Digitales.
Staff members 18 (total employed 25)

5. Silesian University Opava

5.1 Institute of Physics

AddressBezrucovo nám. 13
CZ - 746 01 Opava
Phone ++ 42 653 215 446
Fax ++ 42 653 216 948
Email
Head Dr. Karel Kapoun
Phone ++ 42 653 215 446
Email
Scientific AreasDepartment of Experimental Physics; Head Karel Kapoun.
Plasma physics: nonstationary discharges and TCP.
Optoelectronics: optical communications, digital image
processing, holographic interferometry.
Department of Theoretical Physics; Head Zdenek Stuchlik.
Gravitation; Quantum theory of many particle systems
and its application in astrophysics and cosmology.
Didactic studies: teaching activities.
Staff members 7
Note The plasma physics laboratory is new and only partly equipped
(unipolar HF discharge generator; DC voltage generator;
spectrographs; monochromators; cameras). Other apparatus
is needed (vacuum chamber, memory scope, modulator,
synchronizer, Mach-Zehnder interferometer, Schlier apparatus,
fast cameras, UV-laser, ICP spectrometer).

6. University of Ostrava

6.1 Department of Physics

AddressBráfova 7
CS - 701 03 Osrtrava I
Phone ++ 42 69 222 808
Fax ++ 42 69 222 803
Email
Head Dr. Ladislav Sklenák
Phone ++ 42 69
Email
Scientific AreasEducation of Teachers; Head L. Sklenák
Biophysics; Head P. Smékal.
Physical Electronics; Head V. Lysenko.
Activities: Photosynthesis; effect of industrial exhalations on plant
physiology; non-equilibrium thermodynamics; mathematical modelling of
biosystems; contactless measurement of high temperatures, incl. calibration.
Equipment Spectrophotometer LS 50 Perkin Elmer. Electron microscope Tesla 85 343.
Laser LA 1001. Optical microscope Jenavert Interphaco Carl Zeiss Jena.
Spectrophotometer Specol UV-VIS.
Staff members 12

7. High School of Mining Ostrava

7.1 Department of Physics

Address17. Listopadu 1
CS - 708 33 Ostrava-Poruba
Phone ++ 42 69 424 3128
Fax ++ 42 69 448 589
Email
Head Dr. Vilém Mádr
Phone ++ 42 69
Email
Scientific AreasPhysical properties of rocks
Optoelectronics: Light propagation in planar structures;
optical fibre based sensors of physical quantities;
holographic interferometry; digital image processing.
Equipment Vacuum deposition machine; Interferometric dilatomer;
Optoelectronics laboratory (holographics and wave guide measurements).
Staff members 20

8. Research Institute of Metals

8.1 Innovation and Technical Center

AddressPanenské Brezany
CS - 250 70 Odolena Voda
Phone ++ 42 2 685 7041(-5)
Fax ++ 42 2 685 8230
Email
Head Dipl.Ing. Karel Sperlink
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasMetal Processing and treatment; Head Licka
Properties of Metals and Alloys, testing; Head Smetana
Analytical and Physical Chemistry; Head Umanec
Normalization; Head Zitek
Activities: Processing by crystallization, plastic deformation,
and heat treatment. Physical methods applied to determining
structure and properties of materials.
Equipment Electron microscope Microspec 3PC; Image analyzer 1D - AC A1;
Emission spectrometer; RTG fluorescence analyzer.
Staff members 8 physicists (total employed 136)

9. South Bohemia University

9.1 Department of Physics

AddressJeronymova 10
CS - 371 15 Ceske Budejovice
Phone ++ 42 38 558 01-3 or 559 80-3
Fax ++ 42 38 58684
Email
Head Ass.Prof.dr V. Stach
Phone ++ 42 38
Email
Scientific AreasEducation of physics, Ass.Prof.dr. V. Stach
Plasma Laboratory, Ass.Prof.dr. K. Kapoun
Optical methods and electrical probes in plasma diagnostics
of the plasma jet and of the breakdown of gases in superimposed
electrical fields.
Equipment
Staff members

10. University of West Bohemia

10.1 Department of General Physics

AddressKlatovská trida 51
CS - 320 13 Plzen
Phone ++ 42 19 270 253
Fax ++ 42 19
Email
Head Dr. Václav Havel
Phone ++ 42 19
Email
Scientific AreasComputer controlled experiments.
Magnetic measurements.
Staff members 8 (total employed 11)

10.2 Department of Physics

AddressAmerická 42
CS - 306 14 Plzen
Phone ++ 42 19 45 335
Fax ++ 42 19 220 019
Email
Head Dr. Jaroslav Vlcek
Phone ++ 42 19
Email
Scientific AreasPopulation kinetics of exited atoms, molecules and ions;
ionization in non-equilibrium plasma discharges; optical
emission spectroscopy and probe diagnostics.
Magnetron deposition of hard abrasion-resistant coatings;
plasma nitridization of metals; combined techniques.
RTG structural studies of surface layers; their hardness
and micro hardness.
Equipment Vacuum systems (old) of Czech make; optical emission spectrometer.
Staff members

11. Skoda Works Plzen

11.1 Central Research Institute

Address UVZU, Skoda Koncern
Tylova 46
CS - 316 00 Plzen
Phone ++ 42 19 215 2046
Fax ++ 42 19 215 220762
Email
DirectorDipl.Ing. Miroslav Balda
Phone ++ 42 19
Email
Scientific AreasR&D for machine engineering, materials research and technology research.
Reliability and fatigue of constructions and materials. Ecology, chemical
analyses and microanalyses. Corrosion, degradation by creep and relaxation.
Superconductivity. Machine dynamics. Noise and vibrations. Dynamical testing;
Earthquake simulations. Flow dynamics. Technical calculations. New materials.
Heat treatment, metallography and fractography. Thermomechanics, hydromechanics,
hydraulics. Holography and interferometry, lasers. Simulations.
Equipment Electrohydraulic system Schenck; TEMs and SEMs (Japan).
Staff members 51 (1 physicist, total employed 353)

12. University of Chemical Technology Pardubice

12.1 Department of Physics

Addressnám Cs legii 565
CS - 532 10 Parbubice
Phone ++ 42 40 513 221
Fax ++ 42 40 514 530
Email
Head Prof. Frantisek Kosek
Phone ++ 42 40
Email
Scientific AreasOptical properties of chalcogenide and halogene-chalcogenide glasses
(applications to IR optics): refractive indices and optical transmissivity.
Photostructural changes in thin chalcogenide layers (applications to
antireflection coating for far IR region).
Equipment Vacuum deposition machine BALZERS BAK 550; Optical transmissivity measurements:
Specord UV-VIS, Specord M80; Refractive index measurements up to 2.5 microns;
Ar-, CO2 and He-Ne lasers.
Staff members 8 (total employed 12)

13. Charles University of Prague

13.1 Astronomical Institute

AddressSvédská 8
CS - 150 00 Prague 5
Phone ++ 42 2 540395 or 535764
Fax ++ 42 2 292272
Email solc@csearn.bitnet
DirectorDr. Martin Solc
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasTheoretical (relativistic) astrophysics; Solid state astrophysics
Equipment Photometric reflector 60 cm, at Ondrejov Observatory.
Staff members 8

13.2 Faculty of Mathematics & Physics

13.2.1 Institute of Physics

AddressKe Karlovu 5
CS - 121 16 Prague 2
Phone ++ 42 2 296 764
Fax ++ 42 2 296 764
Email umffu@csearn.bitnet
DirectorDr. Pavel H&ounl;schl
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasSemiconductors with narrow gap, Hg(08)CD(02)Te, both bulk crystals and
2-dim. structures; crystal growth. Other crystals studied:
IV-VI semiconductors, magnetic garnets and their multilayers.
Biophysics: physical properties and structure of organic molecules and
biological macromolecules (nucleic acids and their model systems by Raman
spectroscopy and by time-resolved fluorescense spectroscopy). Fluorescense
methods applied to cellular membranes and cells in vivo.
Equipment Apparatus for measuring transport phenomena in semiconductors Fourier IR
Spectrometer Superconducting solenoid, Cryomagnetic system (7T, 2-3 K),
Raman spectrometer, Ps synchropumped dye laser, streak camera and correlated
photon counting, Multichannel optical analyzer OMAZ, Fluorescense microscope
and microspectrofluorimeter, Image analyzer LUCIA
Staff members 28 (total employed 43)

13.2.2 Department of Theoretical Physics

AddressV Holesovickách 2
CS - 180 00 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 849 951(-5)
Fax ++ 42 2 847 688
Head Prof. Jiri Bicák
Phone ++ 42 2
Email bicak@cspuni12.bitnet
Scientific AreasRelativistic theory of gravitation, Mathematical statistical physics,
Many particle quantum theory, Theory of waveguides, Computer physics
Staff members 9

13.2.3 Department of Nuclear Physics

AddressV Holesovickách 2
CS - 180 00 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 847 782
Fax ++ 42 2 847 688
Email petntas@cspuni12.bitnet
Head Dr. Zbysek Trka
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasNuclear and subnuclear physics; Structure of nuclei; modelling relarivistic
collisions of light nuclei; Cooperation with Faculty of Nuclear Research
- Florida/USA and JINR Dubna/Russia; Nuclear Pysics Practicum; Head P. Holan
Staff members 12

13.2.4 Department of Electronics and Vacuum Physics

AddressV Holesovickách 2
CS - 180 00 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 849 951(-5)
Fax ++ 42 2 847 688
Head Dr. Zdenek Hájek
Phone ++ 42 2
Email hajek@cspguk11.bitnet
Scientific AreasVacuum Physics; Head Petr Repa; Physics of Surfaces; Head Eva Tomková
Thin Layers; Head Ivan Emmer; Plasma Physics; Head Vera Hrachová
Computer Physics; Head Rudolf Hrach; Cosmic Physics; Head Jana Safránková.
Activities Basic and applied research in physical electronics and vacuum physics
preparation of satelite experiments, including data processing. Computer modelling
of physical processes.
Equipment UHV Vacuum apparatus for complex surface investigations; basic research in electron
spectroscopy; RHEED; SEM; Flowing afterglow apparatus; Preparation apparatus EDWARDS
STM under development
Staff members 28

13.2.5 Department of Semiconductor Physics

AddressKe Karlovu 5
CS - 121 16 Prague 2
Phone ++ 42 2 292 141(-8)
Fax ++ 42 2 299 272
Email
Head Prof. Radomir Kuzel
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasSemiconductor Physics; Head R. Kuzel; Diagnostics of semiconductors; electric,
photoelectric properties, device capacitance, capacitance spectroscopy, thermo
stimulated currents. Technology of CdTe films and heterojunctions CdS/CdTe,
layers for hybride micro electronics, preparation of polymeric composites.
Structural Analysis; Head V. Valvoda; Structure investigations of materials by
X-ray diffraction methods, especially thin films, superconductors, semiconductors,
intermetallic alloys and intercalates. Beside of structure characterization,
physical parameters like interatomic bonds and thermal vibration parameters are
studied. Solid State Theory; Heads J. Klima and B. Velický; Transport and
optical properties as well as phase stability of wide class of materials
(semiconductors, refractory alloys) are studied using multiple scattering formalism
(KKR-CPA) and technique of non-equilibrium Green functions.
Education and Physics; Head P. Vostrý
Equipment Multifreq. LCR HP 4274 A, 4275 A meters; monochromator J-Y H25; Surfometer SF 200;
Equipment for vacuum evaporation B30.2; Capacitance spectroscopy DLS 81; Climatization
chambers VLK 07/90 and VMT 07/35. Five X-ray diffractometers, three powder goniometers,
one Huber thin film diffractometer, high- and low temperature chambers (4 K - about
2000 K), micro Laue camera and Guiner camera.
Staff members 18

13.2.6 Department of Physics of Polymers

AddressV Holesovickách 2
CS - 180 00 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 849 951 (-9)
Fax ++ 42 2 847 688
Email polympos@cspuni12.bitnet
Head Dr. Antonin Havránek
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasElectronics & Photophysics; Head J. Klimovic; Relaxation spectroscopy
& Polymers Structures; Head J. Nedbal; Strucure and physical properties of
polymers and complicated molecular systems.
Relaxation phenomena, luminescence, electric conductivity and photoconductivity
of polymers in wide temperature and frequency ranges.
Soft polymer networks and thin polymer layers (classical; prepared by plasma
polymerization; and prepared by ion cluster beams), their electrical, optical and
mechanical properties; their surface structure. Surface modification by plasma
polymerized layers.
Applications to molecular electronics.
Equipment Apparatus for dielectric relaxation spectroscopy at 10^-4 - 10^5 Hz and viscoelastic
spectroscopy at 10^-3 - 10^2 Hz, at - 150 to + 100 oC.; Thermostimulated depolarization
measurements, Thermostimulated luminescense measuremants (nanoseconds excitation,
time-correlated photon counting, vacuum optical refrigerator 10 - 300 K).
Deposition machines for plasma polymerization and ion cluster deposition.
Staff members 13

13.2.7 Department of Chemical Physics

AddressKe karlovu 3
CS - 121 16 Prague 2
Phone ++ 42 2 292 141 (-8)
Fax ++ 42 2 299 272
Email fkchf@cspguk11.bitnet
Head Dr Ivan Pelant
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasOptical Spectroscopy; Head J. Hála; Optothermal Spectroscopy:
Head P. Sladký Quantum Optics & Optoelectronics; Head J. Pantoflicek.
Quantum Chemistry; Head L. Skála; Physics for Naturalists (Pedagogical);
Head E. Vavrinec; Teaching activity and coordination of physics of molecular
and biologic systems; optics; and optoelectronics. Spectroscopy of anorganic and
complicated organic substances; energy transfer and storage in those systems.
High-resolution laser spectroscopy in a wide temperature region; Photosynthesis;
Solid state theory, energy transfer in organic systems; Quantum chemistry. psec
laser technique; Development of new optothermal methods.
Equipment High spectral and time resolution spectroscopy laboratory.
Staff members 18

13.2.8 Department of Geophysics

49 951 (-5) or 847 774 uni12.bitnet magnetic induction in the mantle; Earth shape. 2
AddressV Holesovickach 2
CS - 180 00 Prague 8
Ke Karlovu 3
CS - 121 16 Prague 2
Phone ++ 42 2 849 941 (-5) or 8
Fax ++ 42 2 847 688
Email geofjb@csp
Head Prof. Karel Pec
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasSeismology; Head V. Cervený, Propagation of seismic waves in inhomogeneous
and anisotropic media (using ray theory). Global Geophysical Structures;
Head K. Pec. 3-D density distribution in the mantle; 3-D convection in the mantle;
3-D electro
Staff members 1

13.3 First Faculty of Medicine

13.3.1 Institute of Biophysics

AddressSalmovská ul. 3
CS - 120 00 Prague
Phone ++ 42 2 295 603
Fax ++ 42 2
Email
DirectorProf. Miroslav Rakovic
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasNeutron activation analysis; Biophysics of bone material
Experimental tumor therapy; Mathematical modelling.
Equipment Gamma spectrometer CANBERRA
Staff members 7 (total employed 50)

14. Czech Technical University of Prague

14.1 Faculty of Engineering

14.1.1 Department of Physics K2020

AddressTechnická 4
CS - 166 07 Prague 6
Phone ++ 42 2 332 2427
Fax ++ 42 2 311 2768
Email jcer@csearn.bitnet
Head Prof. Karel Kostál
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasQuantum and statistical physics. Physical and plasmochemical methods of thin
film deposition; liquid phase epitaxy; Superconducting thin films; experimental
study of turbulent flow; application of statistical methods in physics and technics.
Equipment Ion implantator; Ion plating apparatus with electron gun; Semi automatical furnace
for liquid phase epitaxy.
Staff members 15

14.2 Faculty of Electrical Engineering

14.2.1 Department of Physics

AddressTechnická 2
CS - 166 27 Prague 6
Phone ++ 42 2 311 7031
Fax ++ 42 2 311 7498
Email
Head Dr. Pavel Kubes
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasPlasma Physics: High current discharges and their optical diagnostics
(Kubes and Kravárik). Electrodynamic accelerators of plasma (Maloch).
Glowing discharge applications (Rosenkranz). Basic and applied research in
acoustics (Zdrazil). Ultrasound and its applications (Malinský and Taraba).
Deterministic Chaos (Jelen). Environmental science, physics and technics
(Bálek). Applied physics of membranes (Slovák).
Equipment Apparatus for interferometry, Schlier and optical diagnostics of high current
pulse discharges (temperature and electron density spatial profiles).
Staff members 29

14.3 Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering

14.3.1 Department of Physics

AddressBrehová 7
CS - 115 19 Prague 18
Phone ++ 42 2 231 1333
Fax ++ 42 2 232 0861
Head Prof. Jiri Tolar
Phone ++ 42 2
Email jtolar@csearn.bitnet
Scientific AreasExperimental Physis. Experimental courses in nuclear and neutron physics,
RTG diagnostics of solids and vacuum physics; Theoretical Physics.
Mathematical quantum physics, plasma theory.
Staff members 11

14.3.2 Department of Solid State Engineering

AddressV Holesovickách 2
CS - 180 00 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 849 951
Fax ++ 42 2 847 688
Email
Head Prof. Ivo Kraus
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasSemiconductor Physics & Technology; Head Bruno Sopko.
Development of semiconductor sensors and detectors (for nuclear and subnuclear
experiments). Neutron Diffraction Laboratory; Head Stanislav Vratislav.
Neutronographic structural and textural analysis of solids. RTG Laboratory;
Head Ivo Kraus. Lattice deformation in polycrystalline materials. Optical Properties
of Solids; Head Zdenek Bryknar. Luminescense and optical absorption in single
crystals; electron structures in luminescense centers.
Equipment Neutron diffractometer KSN-2; Texture goniometer; RTG Apparatus SIEMENS (obsolete)
Staff members 13

14.3.3 Department of Physical Electronics

AddressV Holesovickách 2
CS - 180 00 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 847 786
Fax ++ 42 2 847 354
Email tjejl@cspuni12.bitnet (operator Limpouch)
Head Dipl.Ing. Václav Sochor
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasPhysical Electronics; Head J. Král. Quantum Electronics;
Heads K. Hamal and M. Vrbová. Optoelectronics; Head V. Sochor
and J. Res. Informatics; Head L. Drska; The department coordinates two
main research tasks: Generation, interaction and propagation of coherent
radiation covering holography, nonlinear optics, fibre optics, high power
laser systems, laser plasma, laser technologies; and Quantum electronics, sources
and applications mainly concerning the development of solid state lasers
(Nd: glass, YAG, Ti: Al2O3) and their application in science, industry
and medicine.
Staff members 29

15. Czech Academy of Sciences

URLhttp://lorien.site.cas.cz/

15.1 Institute of Physics

AddressNa Slovance 2
CS - 180 40 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 815 1111 or 842 241(-9)
Fax ++ 42 2 858 4569
Email
URL http://www.fzu.cz/
DirectorDr. S. Krupicka
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasElementary Particles Physics; Condensed Matter Physics;
Solid State Physics; Optics; Low Temperature Laboratory,
Head: Josef Seb.
Computer Department, Head Jaroslav Nadrchal
Cukrovarnická 10; CS - 162 00 Prague 6,
Phone: ++ 42 2 355 500; Fax: ++ 42 2 3123184; Email: nadrchal@fzu.cs|.
Activities: The center takes care of mainframes and computer networks
in all scientific sections of the Institute. It is also involved in the development
of scientific and basic software for the installed computers. Some people is
active in computational physics.
Equipment: CRAY Y-MP EL (installed 1992)
Staff members: 25
Staff members total 180
Remark The Institute of Physics is the publisher of two journals: Czech Journal of
Physics
and Ceský Casopis pro Fyziku

15.1.1 Low Temperature Laboratory

Address
CS - 250 68 Rez
Phone ++ 42 2 685 7952
Fax ++ 42 2 685 7952
Email
Head Josef Sebek
Phone ++ 42 2 685
Email
ActivitiesSuperconductivity: Preparation of bulk (including targets) and thin film HTSC
materials. Vortex dynamics, Josephson phenomenay in microwave field in HTSC
and Chevrel phases are investigated. Geophysical magnetic fields using 3 axes
SQUID magnetometer are measured. Solid state physics at low temperatures:
2D electron systems transport, magnetic and thermal properties of RE and U-compounds
down to a millikelvin range and in high magnetic fields are studied.
Equipment Two dilution refrigerators with 6.5 T and 5 T magnets; 14.5 T solenoid with 2 - 300K
temperature range; Magnetron sputter system for reactive DC and RF HTSC thin film
deposition; Optical lithography; SQUID susceptometer.

15.1.2 Division of Elementary Particle Physics

AddressNa Slovance 2
CS - 180 40 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 858 5443 (815 2666 secretariat)
Fax ++ 42 2 858 4569
Email pra-hep@cspgas11.bitnet
DirectorDr. Petr Závada
Phone ++ 42 2 815 2666
Email
Scientific AreasExperiment I; Head J. Ridký. Experiment DELPHI (CERN-Geneva):
intermediate boson Zo parameters measurement, electroweak theory test,
QCD tests. Experiment UA4 (CERN-Geneva): elastic scattering p(bar)p
at V(bar)s = 546 GeV/c. Experiment UA2 (CERN-Geneva): antiproton-proton
interactions at V(bar)s = 630 GeV/c, studies of intermediate bosons Zo, W=.
Experiment WA94 (CERN-Geneva): heavy ion physics, R&D of gas microstrip detectors.
Experiment II; Head P. Reimer. Experiment H1 (DESY Hamburg): electroweak physics;
deep inelastic scattering QCD at low x, structure functions; photoproduction;
heavy flavour production - charm, beauty; search for exotic particles - leptoquarks,
new fermions, SUSY particles; polarization measurements; radiative corrections;
luminosity measurements, track chamber measurements; liquid argon calorimetry;
jets recognition algorithms. Theory of Elementary Particles; Head J. Chýla.
Hard processes and standard model, hadronization models, elastic scattering of
hadrons, QCD sum rules, dispersion relations and asymptotic theorems, rigorous
results in quantum field theory, quantum gravity, string theory and topological
field theory, integrable models, quantum group, high energy astrophysics,
radiobiological mechanism in living cells. Electronic and Computer Services;
Head M. Lokajicek Jr. Technical assistance for development of experimental equipments,
assistance for software development, maintenance of computer facilities (PC,WS),
networking support.
Staff members 40

15.1.3 Division of Condensed Matter Physics

AddressNa Slovance 2
CS - 180 40 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 815 2177 or ++ 42 2 815 1111
Fax ++ 42 2 858 4569 or ++ 42 2 82 1227
Email petzelt@fzu.cs
DirectorDr. Ivan Tomás
Phone ++ 42 2 815 2177
Email tomas@fzu.cs
Scientific AreasMagnetism; Head L. Pust. Ferromagnetic resonance and antiresonance in metals,
domain structure -- statics and dynamics, magnetic properties of amorphous and
nanocrystalline metallic ferromagnets, high temperature superconductivity.
Dielectrics; Head V. Dvorák. Structural phase transitions, incommensurate
phases, dipolar glasses, ferroelectric liquid crystals, high temperature
superconductors, optically nonlinear crystals - studied by dielectric, and optical
measurements, far infrared, Raman and Brillouin spectroscopy. Metal Physics;
Head V. Paidar. Characterization and study of microstructure of crystals, mechanical
properties of solids, plastic deformation, theory of dislocations and grain boundaries,
grain boundary migration and segregation effects. Condensed Matter Theory Head
J. Masek. Electronic structure of imperfect solids, strong electron correlation,
theory of non equilibrium transport in low dimensional semiconductor structures,
electrons strongly excited by electric and optical fields, group information
for solid state; solidification of melts. Plasma Interactions; Head J. Musil.
Carbon film deposition in plasmas, photon beam assisted growth of hard thin films,
cathodic arc evaporation of hard coatings, new sputtering systems with magnetically
exhanced ionization. Chemistry; Head P. Bohácek. crystals growth methods:
Czochralski, Bridgman, flux growth, growth by chemical transport reactions, whisker
growth, liquid crystals preparation, thermal analysis.
Equipment Precise spectrometer for FMR and EPR; Computer controlled vibrating sample magnetometer;
High quality polarizing microscope completed by sensitive TV camera and pulse light
sources; Infrared Fourier spectrometer Bruker IFS 113V. Raman spectrometer; Brillouin
spectrometer; Differential scanning calorimeter Perkin Elmer DSC-7; X-Ray generators,
topographic cameras, diffractometer and cameras for polycrystals; Microhardness tester
Leco M400. &Optical monochromator Zeiss SPM 2; Atomic absorption spectrometer Varian
Spectr. 30 AA; Czochralski pulling machine LPA with induction heating.
Staff members 73

15.1.4 Division of Solid State Physics

AddressCukrovarnická 10
CS - 162 00 Praha 6
Phone ++ 42 2 312 0741
Fax ++ 42 2 312 3184
Email simsa@cspgfu11.bitnet
DirectorDr. Zdenek Simsa
Phone ++ 42 2 312 3730
Email simsa@fzu.cs
Scientific AreasSemiconductors: Head J. Kristofik. Investigation of deep levels in semiconductors,
study of defects in semiconductor structures by transport methods, optical and
transport properties of porous silicon, study of the luminiscence of doped quantum
wells in GaAs and GaAlAs, optimization of lasers, diodes and detectors based on
GaSb/GaAlAsSb/GaInAsSb. Physics of Surfaces and Interfaces: Head L. Smrcka.
Theory and experiment of magnetotransport in low-dimensional structures and
superlattices, investigation of electron states at crystal surfaces by LEED and
photoemission, growth of heterostructures and superlattices of III-IV compound
semiconductors by MBE, electron transport, magnetic susceptibility and ultrasonic
measurements in high-Tc superconductors. Structure and Bonds of Solids: Head A.
Simunek X-ray structure determinations of crystals, new computational methods for
solution of modulated and composite structures, X-ray spectroscopy, diffractometry
and topography, calculation of electronic states and spectra, molecular computer
modeling and structure analysis of non-crystalline materials. Magnetics and
Superconductors: Head P. Novák. Magnetism and electron structure of magnetic
materials, magnetization processes and domain structures in amorphous and
nanocrystalline materials, preparation, phase diagrams, structural, electrical and
magnetic measurements of high temperature superconductors, magnetic recording
materials, high pressure effects on the properties of magnetic materials, growth of
single crystals from high-temperature solutions. Physics of Optical Crystals: Head
M. Vanecek. Spectroscopy of point defects in optical crystals and thin films,
metastable defects in amorphous silicon, microcrystalline precipitates in dielectrics:
quantum size effects, laser spectrocopy of garnet and perovskite laser crystals,
electron paramagnetic resonance of point defects in dielectric crystals and glasses,
growth and characterisation of alkali halides, ternary lead chlorides and halides of
heavy metals. Thin Films: Head J. Kocka. Study of light-emitting (porous) silicon,
preparation and investigation of transport properties of amorphous hydrogenated
silicon (a-Si:H), study of density of states in a-Si:H and a-Si:H based alloys by
constant photo current method, modifications of semiconductors surface properties
by laser-induced thermal processes, measurement of the surface diffusion of absorbed
species.
Activities Physics of Solid State, Materials Research, Crystal Growth.
Equipment MBE, ESCA, LEED, Electron Microscope, Laser Spectroscopy.
Staff members 83 (physicists 61), total employed 166.

15.1.5 Division of Optics

Address Na Slovance 2
CS - 180 40 Praha 8
Phone ++ 42 2 858 1448 or 815 2139
Fax ++ 42 2 858 1448
Email jelinek@fzu.cs
DirectorDr. Ladislav Soukop
Phone ++ 42 2 815 2139
Email jelinek@fzu.cs
Scientific AreasMultilayer structures: Head L. Jastrabik.
Joint Laboratory of Optics: Head M. Hrabovský.
Gas Lasers: Head K. Rohlena
Applied Optics: Head F. Franc
Activities: Optical properties of thin films and multilayers of
selected materials (VUV, UV, VIS and IR spectroscopy;
angle-of-incidence dependent spectral ellipsometry). Modelling
and optical characterization of rough surfaces and interfaces
between thin layers. Optical thin films and mutilayer system
for soft X-ray, VUV, UV, VIS and NIR spectral regions (deposition;
mathematical synthesis of layer systems). Diamond and carbon thin
films created by means of laser and plasma jet CVD. (Study of
preparation and properties of diamond and other iorganic forms of
carbon). Deposition and study of multilayer structures of high
temperature superconductors. Theoretical investigation of the
influence of kinetics of phase transformation on morphological
stability of phase interface. Acoustic emission equipment
(application). Design of physical instruments. Quantum statistics
of linear and nonlinear optical phenomena. Holographic Interferometry.
Laser Anemometry. Design of optical instruments (ellipsometer, special
HeNe Lasers, optical fibre sensors. Photodissociation Iodine Laser
PERUN and Interaction experiments. Photodissociation Iodine Laser in
a Free running regime. Chemical Oxygen Iodine Laser. CO2 Waveguide Laser.
Analysis and synthesis of optical systems. Digital phase interferometry.
Infrared optics. Aspherical optics theory and application. Crystal optics.
Equipment Magnetron sputtering plant Z550, Leybold-Heraeus. Vapor deposition plant
VEB Hochvakuum Dresden. Polarization microscope, Zeiss. Spectrophotometer
UV, VIS, Specord M40. Spectrophotometer IR, Specord M80. Plasma jet
CVD equipment. Angle-of-Incidence dependent spectral ellipsometer,
Rudolph. Interference microscope, Peracval. High power CO2 laser
(2.5 kW). Holographic equipment. Spectrophotometer, Specord M40.
Laser driver: Iodine Photodissociation system, PERUN. ( +315 microm,
50 J, 300 ps, intensity in the focal spot 10^15 Wcm-2, DKDP crystal
conversion to the 2nd harmonies 60%). Diagnostics at the interaction
chamber: soft X-ray, optical. Laser interferometer, ZYGO. Eros Solid
State visible + IR, (MTF, point spread function, aberrations). Melos 500
(focal distance, radii of curvature, angles of prisms etc. measurement).
Spectrophotometer Specord M40 and M80. Interference microscopes Peraval
and Epival. Micro positioning stage x,y and rotation microcontrole with
computer interface IEEE 488. Laser interferometer measuring system LIMS 1.
Staff members (53 physicists) total employed 92.

15.2 Nuclear Physics Institute

Address
CS - 250 68 Rez
Phone ++ 42 2 844 241 or 685 7831
Fax ++ 42 2 685 7003
Email ujf10@cspgcs11.bitnet
URL http://hp.ujf.cas.cz/
DirectorDr. Rostislav Mach
Phone ++ 42 2 847 877
Email
Scientific AreasTheoretical Nuclear Physics; Head J. Dobes.
Nuclear Spectroscopy; Head V. Barbec.
Nuclear Reactions; Head V. Kroha.
Neutron Physics; Head P. Mikula.
Accelerators; Head Z. Trejbal.
Electronics; Head M. Marik.
Technical and Economics Administration; Head M. Lindnerová.
Activities Experimental and theoretical nuclear physics of low and intermediate energies,
theoretical subnuclear physics, mathematical physics, neutron optics, nuclear
analytics methods, production of radiopharmaceuticals (irradiation works).
Equipment Isochronous cyclotron U-120M; Van de Graaff accelerator; Electrostatics electron
spectrometer ESA 12; AntiCompton gamma ray spectrometer for neutron induced nuclear
reactions; Multi angle magnetic spectrograph; Fast charged particle spectrometer
AMOS; Low energy polarized particle source; Crystal spectrometer for neutron
diffraction; Gamma ray and charged particle spectrometer for neutron induced nuclear
reactions; Spectrometers for nuclear elemental analysis PIXE, RBS, PIGE.
Staff members 34 (total employed 204)

15.3 Institute of Physical Metallurgy

Address Zizkova 22
CS - 616 62 Brno
Phone ++ 42 5 746 314
Fax ++ 42 5 746 378
Email
DirectorProf. Josef Cadek
Phone ++ 42 5
Email
Scientific AreasDepartment of Mechanical properties; Head V. Sklenicka. Physical principles
of degradation processes in metals. Department of Structure; Head J. Krejci.
Metal structure and phase transformations.
Equipment Apparatus for mechanical testing; TEM and SEM microscopes.
Staff members 24 (total employed 141)

15.4 Institute of Geotechnics

AddressV Holesovickách 41
CS - 182 09 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 820 051 or 840 241
Fax ++ 42 2 842 134
Email
DirectorDr. Vladimir Rudajev
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasDepartment of Geodynamics; Head Jaroslav Vydra. Department of Geological Engineering;
Head Jan Rybá. Department of Modelling; Head Milos Vencovsk&yAcute;
Activities Physics of mountain mass brittle disintegration and physics of seismic foci.
Seismic wave propagation, inverse problems, precursors, brittle instabilities.
Impact of natural, induced and technogeneous seismic effects on constructions.
Deformation processes in mountain mass. Extreme deformational states (slopes,
open-cut quarries stability etc.). Physical properties of carbonaceous materials.
Equipment Digital seismic stations, system Lennartz (105 dB, sampling 250 Hz); Apparatus for
detecting mechanical properties of rocks (including rheological presses); apparatus
for seismic prospecting (24 channels); thermal conductivity measurements; acoustic
emission monitoring system (10 channels).
Staff members 43 (total employed 183)

15.5 Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry

AddressHeyrovského nám. 2
CS - 162 06 Prague 6
Phone ++ 42 2 360 341
Fax ++ 42 2 367 981
Email mc23@cspgas11.bitnet
DirectorDr. Pavel Kratochvil
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasPolymer networks and mechanical properties; Head M. Ilavský
Polymer morphology; Head F. Lednický:. Thermodynamics; Head A.
Sikora. Hydrodynamics; Head O. Quadrat. Material research of polymers;
Head I. Fortelný Molecular parameters; Head P. Kratochvil. Optical
& paramagnetic phenomena; Head C. Konák. RTG and neutron analysis;
Head J. Plestil. Vibrational & NMR spectroscopy; Head J. Spevácek.
Group of diffractional analysis of molecular structures; Head K. Huml.
Electron effects; Head S. Nespurek.
Activities Study of polymer properties in solutions and in the solid phase. Polymer networks.
Structure, morphology, thermodynamics, spectroscopy; mechanical, optical and
electrical properties.
Equipment Automatic 4-circle diffractometer SYNTEX P2(1); Powder diffractometer HZG; Small
angle X-ray camera Kratky; Rheometrics, system 4; Instron 6025 Model; IR spectrometer
Perkin Elmer 580B; NMR spectrometer Bruker MSL-200; NMR spectrometer Bruker AC-300;
Raman spectrometer Coderg LRDH-800; Calorimeter Calvet Setaram; Scanning differential
calorimeter DSC-2 Perkin Elmer; Densitometer DMA-02C A Paar; Quasielastic light
scattering ALV-500 ALV; CD spectrometer CARY 61; EPR spectrometer JES PE 3X Jeol; SEM
JSM-6400 Jeol; SEM JSM-35 Jeol; Optical microscope PM III Opton; Thermal analyzer
DSC-7 Perkin Elmer ; UV spectrophotometer Ultrospec II LKB; UV-VIS spectrometer
8451-A HP.
Staff members 134 (physicists 88) total employed 358

15.6 Institute of Instrument Engineering

AddressKrálovopolská 147
CS - 612 64 Brno
Phone ++ 42 5 749 292
Fax ++ 42 5 752 765
Email ifibrno@csearn.bitnet
DirectorDipl.Ing. Josef Jelinek
Phone ++ 42 5 744 605
Email
Scientific AreasNMR; Head Miroslav Kasal. LASERS; Head Pavel Pokorný
Electron Beam Optics; Head Jan Fiser.
Activities Theories, methods and apparatus for NMR, LASERS and electron beam optics.
Equipment NMR spectrometer 200 MHz; He and N2 liquifier; Superconducting homegeneous
magnets for NMR up to 7 T; Vector analyzer up to 1 GHz (Rhode Schwarz); Spectral
analyzer up to 5 GHz (Rohde Schwarz); Vacuum evaporation deposition machine
(Balzers); Universal interferometer Askania Ig 140; Universal diagnostic laser
interferometer; Vacuum apparatus for gas laser tube filling; Electron microscope
Philips CM12; Electron lithograph, electron diagnostic microscope; Electron welding
apparatus; Vacuum sputtering machine L-H.
Staff members 29 (total employed 151)

15.7 Institute of Electrotechnics

AddressDolejskova 5
CS - 182 02 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 815 1111 or 815 2092
Fax ++ 42 2 858 569
Email
DirectorDipl.Ing. Petr Krenek
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasPhysical electrotechnics; Head Václav Nenicka. Dynamics of nonlinear
effects in electrotechnical components and apparatus (transport processes in
working media of electrotechnical apparatus; Boltzmann equation in partly ionized
gases, VIS spectroscopy with a 0.01 ms resolution).
Equipment Classical magnet with a homogeneous field of 2.2 T inside a cavity of 0.06 x 0.05
x 0.30 m.
Staff members 2 (total employed 7)

15.8 Institute of Radiation Dosimetry

Address Na Truhlárce 39/64
CS - 180 86 Prague 8
Phone ++ 42 2 823 341 (-3)
Fax ++ 42 2 823 344
Email kralik @ cspgas11.bitnet
DirectorDipl.Ing. Frantisek Spurný
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasThe institute is the main establishment for fundamental research in the field of
ionizing radiation dosimetry in Czech Republic.
Activities Transport of ionizing radiation in matter, namely in tissue equivalent and other
selected materials. Methods of detecting of ionizing radiation. Selected topics
of environmental radiation dosimetry and radiology connected with natural sources
of ionizing radiation (Rn) and with some globally important artificial radionuclides
(3H, 14C, 35Kr). Space radiation dosimetry. Developed special detectors and techniques
(solid state nuclear track detectors, thermoluminescent dosimeters) are also used to
solve research task in other fields e.g. in radiotherapy. Special irradiating
facilties of the Institute serve as the primary etalons in metrological system of
Czech Republic.
Equipment Neutron generator J15 (T-D reaction); Primary etalon of photon kerma in air (60Co,
137Cs); Automatic image analyzing system; Neutron spectrometry systems (Bonner spheres,
proton recoil spectrometry); Multichannel analyzers; Gamma spectroscopy devices;
Tricarb equipment for 3H and 14C measurements.
Staff members 7 (total employed 36)

16. Institute of Nuclear Research

Address
CS - 250 68 Rez u Prahy
Phone ++ 42 2 685 7831(-9)
Fax ++ 42 2 685 7567
Email
URL http://hp.ujf.cas.cz/
Head Dipl. Ing. Jiri Teplý
Phone ++ 42 2
Email
Scientific AreasNuclear Safety
Reactor Materials
Fuel Cycle Chemistry
Experimental Reactors
Radiopharmacy
Radiation Technology
Neutron Activation Analysis
Physical Metallurgy
Heads: Frantisek Pazdera, Jiri Zdárek
Leo Neumann, Vladimir, V. Lelek,
Jaroslav Racek.
Equipment Two experimental nuclear reactors; Semi hot chambers;
Accelerator; Mass spectrometer; SEM.
Staff members 14 physicists, 90 total staff, (total employed 870)

17. Jan Evangelista Purkyne University

17.1 Pedagogical Faculty

17.1.1 Department of Physics

Addressul. Cesé Mládeze 8
CS - 400 96 Usti nad Labem
Phone ++ 42 47 264 41
Fax ++ 42 47
Email
Head Dr. Frantisek Fiala
Phone ++ 42 47
Email
Scientific AreasDidactics of Physics. Computer demonstration models
for education processes.
Physical Modelling. Magnetic properties of the spin;
cavity resonators; Gaussian and Lorentzian resonance
curves; Basic processes in DC glowing discharge plasma
and in the interactions of plasma with solid surfaces;
Radiation from electromagnetic assemblies; Coherence
phenomena in waveguides and resonators.
Staff members 7 (total employed 9)


E.W.A. Lingeman, ed@nikhef.nl, November 1996, adapted 21 April 1998