Work experiences:
1996-1999: Institute
of Particle and Nuclear Physics, Prague
Experience: Microscopic description of atomic nuclei
1999 - Research scientist, Neutron
Physics Department of Nuclear Physics Institute of Academy of Sciences
of Czech Republic, Rez near Prague
Experience: High-energy ion beam analysis of solid surface, material
research (Rutherford Backscattering Spectroscopy, Elastic Recoil
Analysis, RBS-channeling, polymer modification study).
2001 - Research assistant,
University of J.E. Purkyne in Usti nad Labem
Experience: Plasma deposited thin oxide films - study of composition
and structure, complementary study of prepared samples by RBS and AFM
(Atomic Force Microscopy)
Provided lectures - Introduction in Atomic and Nuclear Physics,
Practical of the Atomic and Nuclear Physics, Application of Atomic and
Nuclear Physics, Atomic and Nuclear Physics seminar, Introduction into
theory of measurement and statistics
2002 - Institute of Particle and
Nuclear Physics, Prague
Invited lectures in the frame of the course Application of Nuclear
Physics - Nuclear Analytical methods
2002 - 3 months stay in Forschungzentrum Rossendorf - The
measurement of the crystalline optical materials in the frame of the
project GAČR 102/01/D069 - "The analysis of progressive materials by
nuclear analytical techniques". The project is focused on the research
and the development of the new deposition technologies for the
waveguiding structures designed for the planar laser waveguides,
amplifiers and converters.
2003
- 2 months stay in Forschungzentrum Rossendorf - study of laser active
dopants in lithium niobate using RBS-channeling technique.
2003
- 1 months stay at Fridrich Schiller University in Jena, Institute for
Solid State Physics - study of software based on MC simulations for
evaluation of depth profiles defects from RBS-channeling spectra since
since
2004 - annual experiments in Forschungzentrum Rossendorf
including Heavy Ion ERDA measurement, RBS-channeling measurement and
XRD analysis of doped crystalline samples
2005
- expert mission of IAEA, University of Helsinki
The co-author of the monography -
"Handbook of Spectroscopy", Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co., KGaA,
Weinheim, 2003, Editors: G. Gauglitz, T. Vo-Dinh
IAEA contract number 12702, Radiation modified synthetic polymers for
applications in medicine
COST project number 527.100, Analysis of plasma polymer films by
nuclear analytical methods
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Research activities:
The study of the grow,
modification and structure of thin layers or multilayers used in
microelectronics, optics, optoelectronics and biomedicine. Study of
interaction and interface properties of polymers and metals. Systems
prepared by ion implantation, ion beam mixing, ion beam assisted
deposition, ion degradation, plasma deposition are studied using
nuclear analytical methods (RBS, ERDA, PIXE etc.) RBS-channeling is
used to study crystalline materials and host atom positions, the
fundamental studies concerning stopping power of channeled ions are
realized.
Cooperation:
Academy of Sciences of the Czech
Republic: Institute of Physics, Institute of Scientific Instruments,
Institute of Radio Engineering & Electronics, Inst. of Physics of
Materials,
Masaryk University Brno: Faculty of Science,
Technical University Brno: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
Charles University Prague: Faculty of Mathematics and Physics,
Czech Technical University Prague: Faculty of Electrical Engineering
and Faculty of Mechanical Engineering,
University of Chemical Technology Prague,
South Bohemian University, Ceske Budejovice
University of Pardubice: Faculty of Chemical Technology,
University of Helsinki, Accelerator Laboratory, VTT Technical Research
Center of Finland,
Forschungzentrum Rossendorf, Institute of Ion Beam Physics and Material
Research,
Fachhochshule Deggendorf, University of Regensburg, Technical
University München
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Recent publications:
- Characterization of Er: LiNbO3 and APE:Er:LiNbO3 by
RBS-channeling and XRD techniques, A. Mackova, R. Groetzschel, F.
Eichhorn, P. Nekvindova, J. Spirkova, Surface and Interface Analysis,
36 (2004) 949-951.
- RBS and XPS study of TiOx layers prepared by PVD technique,
A. Mackova, V. Perina, J. Krumeich and A. Kolouch, Surface and
Interface Analysis, 36 (2004) 1171-1173.
- Popok V N, Azarko I I, Khaibullin R I, Stepanov A L,
Hnatowicz V, Mackova A, Prasalovich S V. Radiation-induced change of
polyimide properties under high-fluence and high ion current density
implantation, Appl. Phys. A, 78, 1067-1072, 2004.
- Mackova A, Perina V, Hnatowicz V, Biederman H, Slavinska D,
Choukourov A. Investigation of plasma polymer and nano composite
polymer films by Rutherford Backscattering Spectrometry and by Elastic
Recoil Detection Analysis analytical methods, Acta Physica Slovaca, 54
(1), 2004.
- Jelinek M, Klini A, Oswald J, Studnicka V, Fotakis C,
Mackova A. Properties of Er-doped layers grown from Er:YAG (YAP)
crystalline targets by sub-picosecond laser deposition, Laser Phys.
Lett. 1, 5, 248-252, 2004.
- Nekvindová P., Červená J., Čapek P., Macková A., Peřina V.,
Schröfel J. and Špirková J. Features of APE waveguides in different
Er:LiNbO3 and (Er+Yb)LiNbO3 cuts: electrooptical coefficient r33,
Optical Materials, 24(3), 527-536, 2003.
- Nekvindová P, Macková A, Peřina V, Červená J, Čapek P,
Schrőfel J, Špirková J, Oswald J. Erbium medium temperature localised
doping into lithium niobate and sapphire: A comparative study, Solid
State Chemistry V , Solid State Phenomena, Vol. 90-91: 559-564, 2003.
- Popok V N, Khaibullin R I, Bazarov V V, Valeev V F,
Hnatowicz V, Mackova A, Odzhaev V B. Anomalous depth distribution of Fe
and Co atoms in polyimide implanted to high fluence, Nuclear
Instruments & Methods In Physics Research Section B-Beam
Interactions With Materials And Atoms, 191: 695-699, 2002.
- Macková A, Hnatowicz V, Peřina V, Popok V N, Khaibullin R
I, Bazarov V V,Odzhaev V B.High-fluence implantation of iron into
polyimide, Surface and Coatings Technology, 158-159: 395-398, 2002.
- Jelinek, M, Lančok, J, Pavelka, M, Atanasov P, A, Macková,
A, Flory, F, Garapon, C. Optical and waveguiding properties of Nd:KGW
films grown by pulsed laser deposition. Applied Physics A, 2002, Vol.
74, pp. 481-485.
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