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Topics of PhD Studies

Topics for 2013/2014

TopicSupervisor
Control of the morphology of biodegradable polymer blendsMiroslav Šlouf
Micellar polymer-drug carriers for solid tumour therapyPetr Chytil
Polymer carriers for simultaneous treatment and diagnostics of neoplastic diseasesTomáš Etrych
Anticancer polymer therapeutics with stimulation effect onto imune system of patientTomáš Etrych
Polymer nanoreactors for biomedical applicationsMartin Hrubý
Hybrid macromolecular systems for targeted therapy and diagnostics: Specific methods of attachment of biologically active proteins and peptides to hydrophilic polymersMichal Pechar
Protein adsorption from complex biological fluids on synthetic surfacesEduard Brynda
Nanostructured Surface Modifcation of Biomaterials for Directed Cell CultivationVladimír Proks
Upconverting nanoparticles with polymer-modified surface and their biomedical applicationDaniel Horák
Self-assembly studies of block and gradient poly(2-oxazolines) copolymers investigated by SAXS, ITC, and light scattering.Sergey Filippov
Radiolabeled polymers for biomedical biomedical applicationsJan Kučka
Thermoresponsive polymers for local therapiesPetr Štěpánek
Research of novel polymer materials for photonic devicesVěra Cimrová
Study of time-resolved spectroscopy in donor-acceptor systems and plasmonic nanoparticlesMiroslav Menšík
Polymer nanocomposites for flexible printed electronicsJiří Pfleger
Femtosecond transient optical spectroscopy of polymers for solar cells.Jiří Pfleger
Organic materials suitable for molecular electronicsPetr Toman
Novel high performance membranes for hydrogen economyZbyněk Pientka
Novel polymeric materials for membrane processesZbyněk Pientka

BIOpolymer POstdoctoral Laboratory and educational center - BIOPOL

Otto Wichterle Centre of Polymer Materials and Technologies - CPMTOW

Centre of Biomedicinal Polymers - CBMP

 

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