Defended PhD.

2024

Carbon-Silicon based composite anodes for Li and Na-ion batteries
Student	Alper Güneren
Supervisor	doc. Ing. Zoltán Lenčéš, PhD.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Chemistry

Chemistry and electrochemistry of rare earth elements in molten fluorides: recycling and recovery
Student	Dhiya Krishnan
Supervisor	Ing. František Šimko, PhD.
Scientific Field	Physical Chemistry

Development and efficient implementation of fully relativistic methods for prediction of spectroscopic parameters of systems containing heavy elements
Student	Mgr. Debora Mišenková
Supervisor	Mgr. Stanislav Komorovský, PhD.
Scientific Field	Chemical Physics

2023

Corrosion of superalloys for energy applications
Student	MSc. Ramu Ambati
Supervisor	doc. Ing. Miroslav Boča, DrSc.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Chemistry

Development and efficient implementation new relativistic methods for interpretation NMR and EPR spectra of heavy elements compounds
Student	MSc. Florian Lemken
Supervisor	Dr. Oľga Malkina
Scientific Field	Chemical Physics

Functional surfaces of polymers modified by layered inorganic nanoparticles
Student	MSc. Eva Skoura
Supervisor	prof. RNDr. Juraj Bujdák. DrSc.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Chemistry

2021

Application of organo-modified layered hydrosilicates for the synthesis of functional materials
Student	Ing. Martin Barlog
Supervisor	Ing. Helena Pálková, PhD.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials

Study of clay minerals and their intercalates by means of computational methods
Student	MSc. Moreno Daniel
Supervisor	Ing. Eva Scholtzová, CSc.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials

Increasing the bioactivity of the ceramic material based on silicon nitride
Student	Ing. Hičák Michal
Supervisor	prof. RNDr. Pavol Šajgalík, DrSc.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials

2019

Modern methods of infrared spectroscopy and their application in organoclays research
Student	Ing. Michal Slaný
Supervisor	RNDr. Jana Madejová, DrSc.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials

2017

Interactions of organic derivates with layered materials
Student	Mgr. Lukáš Petra
Supervisor	RNDr. Peter Komadel, DrSc.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Chemistry

Preparation and analysis of deeply undercooled industrial molten fluorides
Student	Ing. Šimurda Michal
Supervisor	doc. Ing. Miroslav Boča, PhD.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials

 

2016

Photophysical properties of hybrid systems based on clay minerals and cyanine dyes
Student	Mgr. Boháč Peter
Supervisor	Mgr. Adriana Czímerová, PhD.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Chemistry

Fully relativistic calculations of magnetic resonance parameters with application to paramagnetic NMR
Student	Peter Cherry
Supervisor	Dr. Vladimír Malkin
Scientific Fiel	Chemical Physics

The new types of low melting electrolytes in aluminium production: their physico-chemical and structural analysis
Student	Ing. Kontrík Martin
Supervisor	doc. Ing. Miroslav Boča, PhD.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Chemistry

2014

Chemical modifications of the natural nanomaterials surfaces
Student	Mgr. Valéria Bizovská
Supervisor	RNDr. Jana Madejová, DrSc.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Chemistry

Preparation and Characterization of Silicon Nitride-Based Nanocomposites for cutting of hard-to-machine materials
Student	Mgr. Bystrický Roman
Supervisor	doc. Ing. Miroslav Hnatko, PhD.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Chemistry

Carbon nanotubes – influence on properties of oxide and non-oxide ceramics materials
Student	Ing. Ondrej Hanzel
Supervisor	prof. RNDr. Pavol Šajgalík DrSc.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials

2013

Study of the potential of fluoride melts for high-temperature applications
Student	Ing. Peter Barborík
Supervisor	doc. Ing. Miroslav Boča, PhD.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials

Properties of natural nanomaterials and possibilities of their environmental applications
Student	Mgr. Anna Brtáňová
Supervisor	RNDr. Peter Komadel, DrSc.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials

Development and applications of new relativistic approaches to study compounds containing heavy elements
Student	Mgr. Anežka Křístková
Supervisor	Dr. Oľga Malkin, DrSc.
Scientific Field	Chemical Physics

Functional and high temperature properties of alumina based nanocomposites
Student	Ing. Martin Michálek
Supervisor	Doc. Ing. Dušan Galusek, PhD.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials

2011

Alumina electroceramics for advanced plasma sources
Student	Ing. Jozef Chovanec
Supervisor	Doc. Ing. Dušan Galusek, PhD.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials

Construction ceramics with high electrical conductivity
Student	Ing. Frajkorová Františka
Supervisor	Ing. Miroslav Hnatko, PhD.
Scientific Field	Inorganic Technology and Materials