The next scheduled seminar:
Due to pandemic situation the DNC Seminar is suspended until further notice.
Subsequent seminars are planned for:
It will be clarified.
SlidesLive for the opening invited lectures:
https://slideslive.com/seminar-kjch-fjfi-cvut-v-praze
About the seminars:
Since the academic year 2011/2012, the seminars at the Department of Nuclear Chemistry follow a revised schedule. Since 2015 the seminar is open to broad nuclear chemistry community and is run in collaboration with the Nuclear Chemistry Working Group of the Czech Chemical Society. The seminars are held once a month in the winter and summer semester and are planned as a day-long event. The general structure of the newly designed seminars is as follows (all times include discussion):
Opening invited lecture by an eminent expert from Czech or foreign institution (90 minutes)
Ph.D. students’ summaries of their last-year research results (usually 3 students, 40 minutes each)
Presentation of the progress in key projects running at the DNC (as appropriate, approx 30 minutes per project)
Presentation of findings from major conferences and other events attended recently by the DNC members.
Participation in the seminar is mandatory for all doctoral students in full-time study and all students working on their diploma theses. Participation is “highly recommended” for doctoral students in combined form of the study, all other master students, and students working on their bachelor theses. Undergraduate students are welcome, as well as guests from other departments and institutions.
One of the aims of the re-shaped seminar is to get a better overview of the status and progress of research activities of doctoral students and strengthen links between nuclear chemistry doctoral students working in institutions outside the department main complex. For this reason, once a year, every doctoral student (including those enrolled in the combined studies) must give an overview presentation of their results achieved so far.
If approved by the speaker, the invited talks are recorded and archived using the SlidesLive system. Dr. Kateřina Čubová is responsible for the programme content and scheduling of the seminars…
Archives:
On March 1, 2019 invited lecture on the topic Jaderný program ve Spojených Arabských Emirátech – riziko či přínos? was presented by Adam Pavlík.(SlidesLive)
On December 14, 2018, two invited lectures were presented. Prof. Jiří Janata (Georgia Tech, USA) delivered the talk “Greatest delivery: Of interest to anybody who cares about energyand its ompact on environment” and prof. Nicholas Evans (Nottingham Trent University, UK) delivered the talk “What were they thinking of? Radioactive Quackery”. (SlidesLive)
On November 16, 2018 joint seminar of DNC, FNSPE, CTU in Prague, IKEM and IMC, CAS took place.
On October 16, 2018, invited lecture on the topic “The implications of non-targeted effects for Radiation Biology and Radiotion Protection.” was presented by Carmel Mothersill.(SlidesLive)
On April 13, 2018, invited lecture on the topic “The Fate of Technetium in UK Radioactive Waste Disposal” was presented by Nicholas M. Evans (Nottingham Trent University, UK). (SlidesLive).
On March 9, 2018, invited lecture on the topic “History and development of Accelator Mass Spectrometry” was presented by prof. Hans-Arno Synal (ETH Zurich) (SlidesLive).
On February 23, 2018, invited lecture on the topic “Unikátní přístupy a technologie v oblasti řízení chemie JE Temelín” was presented by Dr. Václav Hanus (retired from NPP Temelín) (SlidesLive).
On December 15, 2017, invited lecture on the topic “The Development of Ligand Systems for Separating Minor Actinides from Lanthanides for Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing” was presented by prof. Laurence M. Harwood (University of Reading). (SlidesLive).
On November 24, 2017, invited lecture on the topic “The past and present in reprocessing in U.S.” was presented by dr. Terry A. Todd (Idaho National Laboratory). (SlidesLive).
On October 20, 2017. invited lecture on the topic “Chemia nehod jadrových reaktorov” was presented by dr. Ivan Kajan (Paul Scherrer Institute)”. (SlidesLive).
On May 19, 2017, invited lecture on the topic “Národní akční plán rozvoje jaderné energetiky v ČR a jeho plnění” was presented by Ing. Ján Štuller.(SlidesLive).
On April 21, 2017, invited lecture on the topic “Rostoucí možnosti využití superkritického oxidu uhličitého” was presented by Ing. Helena Sovová, CSc. (SlidesLive).
On March 24, 2017, invited lecture on the topic “Historie Oak Ridge National Laboratory: Projekt Manhattan a poválečné období” was presented by Ing. Jan Uhlíř, CSc. (ÚJV Řež). (SlidesLive).
On February 24, 2017, invited lecture on the topic “Exotic radionuclides, what are they good for?” was presented by Dorothea Schumann (Paul Scherrer Institute, CH). (SlidesLive).
On December 16, 2016, invited lecture on the topic “Analytical methods on accelerated ions beams and their application” was presented by RNDr. Vladimír Havránek CSc. (Institute of Nuclear Physics AS CR, Řež) (SlidesLive).
On November 25, 2016 invited lecture on the topic “Vývěry Radioactive mineral waters springs in Lugikum (Bohemian Massif): quantitative and temporal frame of activation processes” was presented by Mgr. Viktor Goliáš, Ph.D. (Faculty of Science, Charles University, Prague) (SlidesLive).
On May 13, 2016 invited lecture on the topic “Overview of the history of radioanalytical methods development in the Czech Republic” was presented by doc. Ing. Zdeněk Řanda, DrSc. (Institute of Nuclear Physics AS CR, Řež), laureate of the Vladimír Majer medal. (SlidesLive).
On March 18, 2016 invited lecture on the topic “239/240Pu and 236U in an ice core from Tien Shan (China) and an outline of the chapter Nuclear Dating in ‘Applied Nuclear Chemistry’ (in print)” was presented by prof. Heinz Gäggeler (Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland), laureate of the Vladimír Majer medal. (SlidesLive).
On February 26, 2016 invited lecture on the topic “Research and development for the support of siting of the deep underground repository” was presented by Ing. Antonín Vokál, CSc. (Radioactive Waste Repository Authority of the Czech Republic, Prague) (SlidesLive).
On December 18, 2015 invited lecture on the topic “Research directions in the field of sample preparation, extraction and separation and radionuclides measurements in the Army of the Czech Republic” was presented by kpt. Ing. Jiří Janda, Ph.D. (University of Defence, Vyškov) (SlidesLive).
On October 16, 2015 invited lecture on the topic “Preparation of ultrafast pulse radiolysis and fluorescence dosimetry at ELI Beamlines” was presentd by Ing. Martin Přeček, Ph.D. (ELI Beamlines, Prague) (SlidesLive).
On May 15, 2015 invited lecture on the topic “Solution chemistry in mixtures containing ionic liquids” was presented by Ing. Magdalena Bendová, Ph.D. (Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals ASCR) (SlidesLive).
On April 14, 2015, on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, the seminar was opened by a short commemoration presented by prof. Ing. Viliama Múčky, DrSc. “From the history of the department of Nuclear Chemistry” (SlidesLive), which was followed by invited lecture „Oservations from Chernobyl“ presented by prof. RNDr. L’ubomír Mátel (Department of Nuclear Chemistry, Commenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia) ( SlidesLive).
On February 20, 2015 invited lecture on the topic “Application of ab-initio simulations for determining the chemical properties” was presented by doc. Ing. Ladislav Kalvoda, CSc. and Ing. Tomáš Koubský (Department of Solid State Engineering, FNSPE CTU Prague) (SlidesLive).
On March 28, 2014 invited lecture on the topicActual issues of radiopharmaceuticals in nuclear medicine point of view was presented by Dr. Marek Moša from IMUNA s.r.o. (Czech Republic).