CEPLANT

Plasma Science – Custom Solutions

CEPLANT R&D centre for plasma and nanotechnology surface modifications

CEPLANT is a leading European R&D hub for plasma surface engineering and nanotechnology. We are Large Research Infrastructure operating in open access regime.

We provide fully integrated research outsourcing, from feasibility analysis and custom experiment design to hands-on training, live diagnostics, and post-run economic or regulatory guidance.

Multidisciplinary teams of experienced scientists bridge fundamental insight with industrial deployment, granting open access to state-of-the-art instruments and plasma solutions tailored to your objectives.

Design and implementation of innovative technologies

Our specialty is basic and applied plasma physics, nanomaterials and surface characterization.

Expert Research Solutions Tailored for Your Needs

Accelerate your research with our cutting-edge expertise and services. We offer our services via open access.

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Our satisfied customers worlwide are testament of the quality and agile response of our work.

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10 Dec

Collaboration with Montanuniversität Leoben

Dr. Stanislava Debnárová and Dr. Pavel Ondračka completed a research stay in Leoben, Austria. Pavel Ondračka contributed to the proposal of a joint project focused on high-entropy oxide thin films for advanced battery applications. This partnership opens new opportunities for innovation in materials science and sustainable energy.

8 Dec

Masaryk University joined Czech Battery Cluster

Our colleagues Assoc. Prof. Pavel Souček and Dr. Richard Krumpolec represented Masaryk University and the Department of Plasma Physics and Technology and CEPLANT center as we joined the Český bateriový klastr / Czech Battery Cluster.

8 Dec

Lukáš Vrána extends his stay in Japan

PhD student Lukáš Vrána is extending his internship at the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), Tsukuba, where he explores advanced microscopy and micromechanical testing on high-entropy stabilized nitrides. His stay has already sparked new collaborations between Masaryk University and NIMS, paving the way for joint projects on student mobility and thin-film research using HiPIMS technology.