David Palounek, MSc.

Research interests:

Nano-optics, light scattering, protein dynamics, nanoparticles, plasmonics, microscopy

Education:

2019: Ing. in Molecular Analytical and Physical Chemistry, University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague, Faculty of Chemical Engineering, Czech Republic

2017: Bc. in Analytical and Physical Chemistry, University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague, Faculty of Chemical Engineering, Czech Republic

Publications:

1. M. Dendisová, D. Palounek, M. Švecová, V. Prokopec: „SERS study of fluorescent and non-fluorescent flavonoids: what is the role of excitation wavelength on SERS optical response?”, Chemical Papers, 2019

Conference papers:

1. D. Palounek, M. Švecová, M. Dendisová: „Scanning near field infrared microscopy of pigments on plasmonic surfaces“, International Conference on Enhanced Spectroscopies, London, Canada, 17. – 20. 6. 2019
2. M. Švecová, J. Janoušek, D. Palounek, O. Volochanskyi, P. Matějka: „Silver Hydrosols Reduced by Flavonoids: What is the Effect of Immobilization Procedures on Enhanced Raman Signal of Riboflavin?“, 16th Czech-Slovak Spectroscopic Conference, Luhačovice, Czech Republic, 27. – 30. 5. 2018
3. M. Dendisová, M. Švecová, A. Jeništová, M. Král, D. Palounek, A. Parchaňská, M. Plicka, P. Matějka: „Copper Nanostructures: Profits and Drawbacks for SEVS Techniques“, 16th Czech-Slovak Spectroscopic Conference, Luhačovice, Czech Republic, 27. – 30. 5. 2018
4. M. Dendisová, Z. Němečková, D. Palounek: „SERS study of fluorescent and non-fluorescent compounds: What is the role of excitation wavelength on SERS signal?“, 17th Meeting Symposium on Molecular spectroscopy, Kyoto, Japan, 19. 5. 2017