Prof. RNDr. Hynek Biederman, DrSc.

Head of group thin films and surfaces

Education

1969 Mgr., Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics

1974 CSc (Ph.D.), Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics

1985 Associated professor, Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics

1990 DrSc (DSc.), Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics

1998 Full professor, Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics

Work positions

1969-current Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics

1975/76 post-doc position, University of Sussex ,UK

1981 post-doc position, University of Sussex, UK

1986 study visit, TH Darmstadt, Germany

1986 study visit, University of Technology, Loughborough, UK

1990 study visit,  University of Ibaraki, Japan

1994 study visit, University of Technology, Loughborough, UK

1998 visiting professor, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria

2000 visiting professor, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria

2006 Denison Distinguished Visitorship, School of Physics, University of Sydney

Professional interests

Physics of thin films, especially organic thin films and their nanocomposites prepared by plasma polymerization and their application to surface modification of various substances.

Teaching

Listed works

Lectures

Scientific activity:

Number of peer-reviewed articles (WoS): 219

h-index: 34

Grants:

• 1998-2001- KONTAKT, Czech-Japan co-operation, ME 177(1998)- Physics of Surfaces Modified by Ion Cluster Beams
• 2002-2004 KONTAKT, Czech-Japan co-operation, ME 553 Modification of Hydrogels by Plasma Polymerization
• 2002-2004- KONTAKT, Czech-USA co-operation, ME554 Nanostructured Organosiloxane Films Grown from Polyatomic
  Ion Beams and Using Plasma Polymerization Processes
• 2000-2005 -COST OC 527.10 (2000), Plasma Polymers Prepared by RF Sputtering of Polymeric Solids, Chairman MC COST 527 Plasma Polymers and Related Materials
• 1999-2002 - EUREKA Σ ! 2080- PLASMA/BIOSENZE”Preparation of Mass Sensitive Immunosensors and Single Layer Multienzyme Electrodes by Plasma Polymerization Technique.
• 2005-2007 KONTAKT, Czech-USA co-operation, 1P05ME754 Nanocomposite metal oxide/organic films
• 2007-2011 "Nanotechnology for society" KAN101120701, Nanocomposite films and nanoparticles prepared in low
  pressure plasma for surface modifications
• 2011-2014 COST LD11032 Nanocomposite, nanostructured films and plasma modification for improved PNFP, Member MC COST FA 0904
• 2012 -2015 COST LD 120 66 Biomedical applications of atmospheric pressure plasma technology, Member MC COST MP 1101
• 2017-2020 COST LTC17062, Nanokompozitní vrstvy na bázi nanočástihydrogenizovaného uhlíku
  

Membership:

• Editorial Board of Vacuum Journal
• Editorial Board of Plasma Processes and Polymers
• Org. Committee of Workshop of Polymer/Metal Nanocomposites
• Org. Committee of Int. Conf. on Coatings on Glass
• International Plasma Chemistry Society
• IUVSTA Thin Film Division
• IUPAC Member

Awards:

• British Vacuum Council Annual Address,1986
• Medal of the Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo,1991
• Fellow of the International Plasma Chemistry Society, 2011
• Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Advance of Plasma Physics and Plasma-assited Synthesis of Nanomaterials, 8th Plasma Science&Entrepreneurship Workshop, Prague 2021

Hobby:

• Art
• Swimming
• Tourism