Centre CEPLANT IS the Large Research Infrastructure

CEPLANT will be included in the Roadmap of Large Infrastructures for Research, Experimental Development and Innovation of the Czech Republic.

7 Mar 2018

CEPLANT as a research nd development centre (R&D) for Low-Cost Plasma and Nanotechnology Surface Modifications was recognized as the Large Reseach Infrastructure by Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic. CEPLANT researche center aims to provide infrastructure services for the R&D of plasma technologies and nanotechnologies leading to the fabrication of unique advanced materials and the introduction of environmentally friendly manufacturing processes.

16 Dec

Anastasia Moskvina is new Brno Ph.D. Talent

Brno Ph.D. Talent Project announced its new winners. From physics at Masaryk University, Anastasia Moskvina was successful in Plasma Physics. Anastasia works under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Tomáš Homola at the Plasma Nanotechnologies and Bioapplications research group. In her project, she will focus on creating plasma-modified MXene-loaded scaffolds that combine osteosarcoma therapy through photothermal and photodynamic effects with bone tissue regeneration support.
16 Dec

Kick-off meeting of MUNI Forensic Hub

On 11 December 2025, the Faculty of Law hosted the kick-off meeting of the MUNI Forensic Hub, uniting experts from academia and applied practice to establish a strong methodological and conceptual framework for forensic, expert, and advisory activities – without centralizing opinions or certifications. Assoc. Prof. Dušan Kováčik highlighted the role of plasma surface modification research from the DPPT and the CEPLANT Centre, illustrating how cutting-edge innovations can enhance forensic methodologies and education.
15 Dec

New project to speed up development of carbon-free energy circuit breakers

Since mid-year, a new four-year research project titled ‘Prediction of Dielectric Strength of Low-Voltage Circuit Breakers (DCB)’ has been underway. The project, funded by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic, addresses the growing need for modern circuit breakers and switches, which are essential for the transition to sustainable and smart energy grids.
12 Dec

Collaboration Between CEPLANT and SHM in Developing Sensor Technologies

CEPLANT researchers Assoc. Prof. Jaroslav Hnilica and Dr. Peter Klein recently collaborated with SHM, s.r.o. in Šumperk as part of the project “Senzorika pro 21. století”, focusing on diagnostics of industrial deposition processes and machine optimization. The partnership connects plasma research with industrial practice, driving innovation in sensor technologies.

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