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UCT PragueFCTDepartment of solid state engineering Department of solid state engineering Department of solid state engineering Bachelor’s Theses

Bachelor’s Theses

This page lists selected topics for bachelor’s theses that have been completed and successfully defended within the various fields of study. The overview illustrates the research focus of bachelor’s theses conducted at our department.

 

prof. Ing. Petr Slepička, Ph.D.

  • Surface-modified polymer composite based on GO for the preparation of an antibacterial surface
  • Thermal treatment of metal layers on polymer
  • PMMA honeycomb-like structures
  • Preparation of Ag-C nanostructures on polydimethylsiloxane
  • Polymer composites with carbon nanostructures
  • Polystyrene foil with acetylsalicylic acid and their activation

 

prof. Ing. Jindřich Leitner, DrSc

  • Preparation and characterization of tin nanoparticles
  • Thermodynamic calculation of SnO2 nanoparticle solubility in aqueous media
  • Stability of nanocrystals of paracetamol

 

prof. Ing. Jakub Siegel, Ph.D.

  • Preparation and characterization of silver-polymer nanostructures
  • Biological applications of microdomains with encapsulated silver nanoparticles on PEEK
  • Temperature dependent deposition of silver layers: preparation, characterization and bactericidal effects
  • Preparation, characterization and antibacterial effects of Cu nanowires supported on polyethylene naphthalate
  • Preparation of platinum and palladium nanoparticles and study of their effects in biological systems

 

prof. Ing. Václav Švorčík, DrSc.

  • Measurement of local pH value using molecular probes
  • Modification of spin-selective electrodes to adjust local pH for chlorine evolution mitigation in direct seawater splitting
  • Materials for water splitting and green hydrogen production
  • Plasmon based modification of noble metals on optical fibers sensors
  • Oxidative cross-coupling of terminal acetylenes

 

doc. Mgr. Oleksiy Lyutakov, Ph.D.

  • Detection of cocaine using a combination of thin-layer chromatography and SERS 
  • Influence of the optically non-linear medium on the plasmon coupling
  • Detection of DNA damage using the ANN
  • Optical fiber sensors for local monitoring of enzymatic activity
  • Modification of metal surfaces by optically active [7]helicene derivatives for detection of biomolecules
  • Plasmon-assisted chemistry through molecular hot spots

 

doc. Ing. Nikola Slepičková Kasálková, Ph.D.

  • Influence of PEG molecular weight on surface properties of grafting PE
  • Polymeric films modified with carbon nanoparticles
  • Natural polymer films as carriers for biologically active substances
  • Preparation and study of unique carbon nanostructures
  • Optimization of properties and characterization of polymeric films for vascular grafts preparation

 

Ing. Ondřej Kvítek, Ph.D.

  • Controlled release of substances from spherified carboxymethyl cellulose hydrogels
  • Spherification of carboxymethyl cellulose hydrogels for controlled release of active pharmaceutical ingredients
  • Biointeractions on Au and Ag nanostructures prepared by solid-state dewetting method
  • Preparation of Ag nanoparticle - cellulose derivative composite materials by photochemical reduction method

 

Ing. Roman Elashnikov, Ph.D.

  • Advanced SERS substrate for detection of hazardous substances
  • Poly(N-acryloylglycinamide)-based polymer hydrogels with self-healing properties

 

Mgr. Vasilii Burtsev, Ph.D.

  • Preparation of bimetallic dichalcogenides for energy storage
  • Utilization of hydrated electrons for nitrogen reduction
  • Enantioselective organic electrochemistry with utilization of mesoporous chiral surfaces

 

Mgr. Mariia Erzina, Ph.D.

  • Plasmon-switchable spin-crossover complexes
  • Creation and verification of spectral database for ANN - model drugs case
  • SERS-ANN detection of relevant biomolecules - verification of substrate impact and transfer learning possibility