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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.

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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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13 Feb

Dr. Zdeněk Bonaventura on Research Stay at École Polytechnique

Dr. Zdeněk Bonaventura is currently undertaking a month‑long research stay at the Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas (École Polytechnique, Palaiseau), supported by the host institution. His visit continues a long‑standing collaboration with the group of Prof. Anne Bourdon (CNRS), focused on modelling runaway electron production in the vicinity of highly overvolted negative electrodes.

12 Feb

Promising Start to a New Plasma–Ceramics Innovation Project

A new TAČR Proof‑of‑Concept project has kicked-off at CEITEC and Masaryk University, aimed at integrating advanced ceramic materials with low‑temperature plasma technologies. The joint team from CEITEC’s Advanced Ceramic Materials group and CEPLANT, Department of Plasma Physics and Technology began work on 3D‑printed ceramic components for plasma reactors, discussing prototype upscaling, and manufacturing reliability. The first meeting set a clear technical and commercialization roadmap, underscoring how close cooperation between materials engineering and plasma research can accelerate innovation with real application potential.

10 Feb

Our Colleague Vilma Buršíková to Inspire Women in Science at GWB 2026

This year’s IUPAC Global Women’s Breakfast will be especially meaningful for our community, as Assoc. Prof. Vilma Buršíková joins the line-up of speakers representing Czech women in science. With her deep expertise in materials science and decades of mentoring MSc, BSc, and PhD students, she will share authentic reflections on building a scientific career, navigating challenges, and finding balance beyond the lab. We are honoured to see her experiences and voice highlighted on this international platform.