Open Day 2021

The Open Day at the Faculty of Science with the motto "this time online" will take place on Saturday, January 23rd, 2021, and Tuesday, January 26th, 2021. CEPLANT and Department of Physical Electronics laboratories will be open to the public.

22 Jan 2021

The Open Day at the Faculty of Science with the motto "this time online" will take place on Saturday 23 January and Tuesday 26 January 2021. As every year, the Department of Physical Electronics and CEPLANT will also take part in the event. Event schedule, registration and more information can be found here.

8 Oct

COLOSSE Summer School on modelling and simulation of solids

In September, the COLOSSE Summer School 2025 brought together many of our researchers from the Deposition of Thin Films and Nanostructures group and their colleagues to explore the modeling and simulation of solids, with a focus on molecular dynamics (MD) and density functional theory (DFT). Led by experts David Holec and Pavel Ondračka, the program featured lectures and invited talks by leading scientists in the field of computational materials science.
7 Oct

Scientific Stay of Dr. Peter Klein at Linköping University

Dr. Peter Klein from the CEPLANT center and DPTT recently completed a research stay at Linköping University, collaborating with Assoc. Prof. Daniel Lundin’s team on diagnostics of bipolar HiPIMS discharges. The joint research contributes to the development of advanced thin film deposition technologies and strengthens international ties. The stay was supported by the COLOSSE initiative.
6 Oct

Richard Krumpolec na Plasma Technology Conference in Kiel

From September 23 - 25, 2025, Dr. Richard Krumpolec represented the Plasma Nanotechnologies and Bioapplications group and CEPLANT at the 21st Plasma Technology Conference (PT21) in Kiel, Germany. He gave an oral presentation on plasma functionalization of reduced graphene oxide for advanced water filtration membranes. The conference brought together experts in plasma science to share innovations from basic research to industrial applications.
3 Oct

Lukáš Vrána has begun a three-month intership in Japan

PhD student Lukáš Vrána from the PVDLab (Deposition of Thin Films and Nanostructures research group) has started a three-month internship at Japan’s prestigious NIMS to advance his research on high-entropy nitrides. He’ll gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge microscopy and materials testing. The internship is supported by the NIMS program and Department of Plasma Physics and Technology.

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