Petr Malinsky

      Born:

 4.1.1981, Chrudim, Czech Republic

      Education and specialization:

2002 - 2007:

 Faculty of Pedagogy and Faculty of Science, J.E.Purkynje University in Usti nad Labem
Specialization - Tutorship of Physics and Mathematics - MSc study

2007 - present: 

Faculty of Science, J.E.Purkynje University in Usti nad Labem - PhD student
Specialization - Computer methods in physics and technology
PhD thesis - Aplication of ion beam analytical methods on structures with
new electrical and optical propertis.
Doctoral examination in 2010

Academic and scientific titles:

MSc - 2007

Summary of the former positions:

Since 2005 (full-time since 2009) junior researcher

Tandetron Laboratory of Nuclear Physics Institute of Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Řež

Experience:

  • Ion beam analysis of solid surfaces

    • Rutherford Backscattering Spectroscopy – stoichiometry of solids and elements depth profiling, Rutherford and non-Rutherford scattering, surface roughness influence on the RBS

    • Elastic Recoil Analysis – hydrogen depth profiling

    • RBS-channeling – characterization of implanted crystals

  • Study of polymer modification – synthesis and characterization of metal/polymer nano-composite prepared by ion beam implantation

  • Ion beam implantation

  • Thin layers preparation by magnetron sputtering

  • Co-operation on the actuating software for new goniometer

Since 2013

J. E. Purkynje University in Ústí nad Labem, tutorship of lectures and practical of Atomic and Nuclear Physics

Since 2007, PhD student

J. E. Purkynje University in Ústí nad Labem

Topics of the thesis – Preparation of the nano-composites metal/polymer using of ion beam implantation.

  • Characterization of the prepared nano-structure

      • degradation of polymer matrix due the radiation damage

      • morphology of metal nano-particles and modified structure

      • electrical properties of prepared nano-composite

  • Study of surface roughness influence on the RBS spectra.

Since 2011, (2 weeks in each year) visiting researcher

Helmholtz Zentrum Dresden – Rossendorf

Experience: Ion beam analysis (Rutherford Backscattering Spectroscopy, RBS-channeling, and TOF- ERDA). SPIRIT infrastructure proposal

Projects:

P108/12/G108 - Preparation, modification and characterization of materials by radiation; team member

P108/11/0958 - Investigation of point defects in ZnO and their interaction with hydrogen and nitrogen; team member.

14-12837S - Interaction of hydrogen isotopes with candidate fusion materials; team member

LM 2011019 - Center of Accelerators and Nuclear Analytical Methods; team member

SGS UJEP 53222 15 0004 01 - Depth profiling of elements using of RBS method in samples with complicated surface morphology - application on the nano-structural materials; solver

Research activities:

Ion beam analysis research (RBS, ERDA, RBS channelling, and TOF spectrometry); accelerator technology, instrumentation and application in material science (ion beam implantation); characterization and preparation of nano-structures for photonics, spintronics and other application prepared in polymers, glasses and crystalline materials; study of growth, modification and structure of thin layers or multilayers used in microelectronics, optics, optoelectronics and medicine using ion beam analytical methods; using of RBS-channelling to study crystalline materials and host atom positions; study of surface roughness influence on spectra of back-scattered ions during the ion beam analysis; magnetron sputtering; simulation of energy loss and straggling of energetic ions using SRIM and TRIDYNE; image analysis of the TEM results using MATLAB; AFM analysis with using GWYDDION; programming (Fortran, C, Matlab, Mathematica).

2008 and 2012 – Rector’s J. E. Purkynje University award for extraordinary results in research activities

28 original publications in reviewed journals and about 59 citations, h index 4 (source WOS).