People of the group

Jiří Čejka

prof. Ing., DrSc.

Professor

Maksym Opanasenko

Doc. Ph.D.

Associate professor

Mariya Shamzhy

Doc., Ph.D.

Associate professor

Pavla Eliášová

Mgr. Ph.D.

Assistant professor

Michal Mazur

Mgr. Ph.D.

Assistant professor

Jan Přech

Ing., Ph.D.

Assistant professor

Luis A.M. Carrascosa

Ph. D.

Researcher

Paul Diddams

Ph.D.

Researcher

Nam Sun Kim

Dr.

Researcher

Martin Kubů

Ing., Ph.D.

Researcher

Mariyamuthu M

Ph. D.

Researcher

Subhajyoti Samanta

Ph.D.

Researcher

Monika Remzová

Ph.D.

Researcher

Ondřej Veselý

Ph.D.

Researcher

Milan Eliáš

Mgr.

Technician

Fateme Poorsharbaf Ghavi

MSc.

Doctoral student

Anastasia Kurbanova

MSc.

Doctoral student

Emadeldin Hussein Shamma

MSc.

Doctoral student

Daria Sudakova

MSc.

Doctoral student

Talat Zakeri

MSc.

Doctoral student

Yuqi Zhang

MSc.

Doctoral student

Jun Xie

MSc.

Doctoral student

Anna Laštovičková

Doctoral student

Samuel Kolesár

Undergraduate student

František Krakl

Undergraduate student

Magdaléna Linková

Undergraduate student

Adéla Olšovská

Undergraduate student

Klára Veselá

Undergraduate student

Marek Živný

Undergraduate student

Alica Seidlová

Undergraduate student

Hana Štrkolcová

Undergraduate student

Vojtech Pribyl

Undergraduate student

Research topics

Open positions

PhD fellow in "Stabilization of metal clusters on the zeolite supports and their assessment by in-situ electron microscopy methods"

Mgr. Ph.D., Michal Mazur

Project summary:

Metal nanoparticles immobilized at zeolite supports are important class of heterogenous catalysts for hydrogenation and dehydrogenation, reforming, and water-gas shift reactions. Zeolites, porous elementosilicates, are used to encapsulate metal nanoparticles to improve their stability. Currently, in-situ encapsulation and post-synthesis functionalization are two main synthesis strategies for metal incorporation ... more

Published on 16 Jan 2023

PhD fellow in "Synthesis of novel zeolites and their structure determination by advanced electron diffraction"

Mgr. Ph.D., Michal Mazur

Zeolites are porous elementosilicates with vast applications in the fields of catalysis, sorption, and ion-exchange. Their advantage lies in properties, such as high adsorption capacity, defined microporosity (resulting in molecular sieving effect), adjustable chemical composition, and possibility for post-synthesis modifications. Conventional synthesis of zeolites uses solvothermal methods that are limited ... more

Published on 16 Jan 2023

Bachelor projects

Topics available for bachelor studies

  1. Crystal Structure from 3D electron diffraction (Supervisor: Dr. Michal Mazur)
  2. Hydrogenation Reactions over Bimetalic Nanoparticles (Supervisor: Dr. Jan Přech)
  3. Immobilization of metal clusters at the surface of zeolite nanosheets (Supervisor: Dr. Michal Mazur)
more
Published on 10 Jan 2023

Selected Publications