Research

This project aims to advance the field of intracranial EEG (iEEG) analysis in epileptology by building on the previous development of modular software tools and multicentre databases that our group has developed over the last four years. The aim is to train, validate and prospectively test models machine learning models for epileptogenic zone localization and prediction of surgical outcomes. It is expected that results will increase clinicians' confidence in these models and ultimately improve epilepsy treatment.

The subject of the project is to innovate the security of personal identification documents through visual large-area optical security elements and machine-readable thin-film optoelectronic elements.

The aim of the project is to develop an innovative solution for recording 3D structures in submicrometer scale. The proposed solution could accelerate the recording of objects by up to two orders of magnitude and thus bring the technology closer to industrial applications. The proposed solution is a holografický module that will enhance the existing IQnano3D device and contribute to a significant competitive advantage in the international field.

The project addresses joint systematic analysis of temperature and velocity fluctuations in mutually complementary high Rayleigh number experiments performed with different fluids.

Multižánrový hudební festival Akademie věd určený široké veřejnosti.

The aim of the proposed PRAK project is to establish a spin-off company at the Institute of Instrumentation Technology of the CAS, v.v.i. in Brno, which will specialize in the preparation of high-quality large-scale graphene layers for application in electron microscopy, especially in the field of detection systems.

Cílem projektu je navázat na dosavadní výzkum umělých magnetických spinových systémů a pokračovat ve spolupráci s CNRS Institut Néel ve Francii (Dr. Nicolas Rougemaille). Tato spolupráce propojuje expertízy ÚPT (elektronová litografie) a Institut Néel (výzkum a modelování umělých spinových systémů).

Rayleigh-Bénard convection (RBC) at high Rayleigh (Ra) numbers represents perhaps the most important model system to study heat and momentum transport by turbulent convection. Experiments reaching very high Ra, approaching values relevant for convective systems in Nature (like the flows in Earth's atmosphere or oceans), were performed using various working fluids, like cryogenic helium 4, or sulphur hexafluoride, in different laboratories, and provide unique insights into the dynamics of this `archetype of complex dynamical systems''.