Team members
Martin Vrňata was born in 1970 in Prague, Czechoslovakia. He got his PhD at University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague in 1996 and in 2017 he gained full Professorship at University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague. Currently he is a head of Sensor group at the Department of Physics and Measurements at the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague. His research interests are focused on the electro-physical properties of sensing layers based on organic and inorganic materials. He is an expert in field of impedance analysis and thin film deposition techniques.
Přemysl Fitl was born in 1980 in Vrchlabí, Czechoslovakia. He got his PhD at University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague in 2011. Currently he is a head of Laboratory of measurement and control at the Department of Physics and Measurements at the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague. His research activities are focused on preparation and characterization of electrotransport properties of thin films used for chemical sensors.
Ing. Ladislav Fišer, Ph.D.
Assistant professor
Jan Kejzlar was born in Trutnov in 1996. He got his master’s degree in 2020 at the Institute of Chemistry and Technology, Prague. At the moment he is a PhD student at the Sensor Group of the Department of Physics and Measurements at the Institute of Chemistry and technology, Prague. His current research is focused on preparation of the black metal layers using thermal evaporation and magnetron sputtering.