Petr Slavíček

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Petr Slavíček
Department of Physical Chemistry
University of Chemistry and Technology Prague
Technická 5
Prague 6, 166 28
Czech Republic

Phone: +420-220444064
Fax: +420-220444333

Petr.Slavicek@vscht.cz

WELCOME!

Welcome to the website of the Petr Slavíček research group at University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague. We use the tools of theoretical chemistry to explore the interaction of light with molecules and materials. We simulate the response of molecules to photons with the goal to design molecules with specific functions.

The work of the laboratory mainly focuses on

X-ray initiated photodynamics
Atmospheric chemistry and astrochemistry
Biomolecular photostability
Electron transfer processes and ionization in aqueous systems
Development of the computational photodynamics methods for complex systems

NEWS

November, 2017. Jiří Suchan and Jan Poštulka won their section at SVK, Jaroslav Sita was third. Congratulations!

November, 2017. Congratulations to Daniel Hollas for winning Josef Hlavka Award from foundation Nadání Josefa, Marie a Zdenky Hlávkových.

July, 2017. Congratulations to Jan Chalabala for winning the poster prize at the 17th European Seminar on Computational Methods in Quantum Chemistry at Harper-Adams University, UK.

June, 2017. Congratulations to Ondřej Dvořák and Jaroslav Sita who succesfully defended their B.Sc. thesis. And to Jaroslav and his football team :-)
Onřej Dvořák: Teoretické studium fotorezistů pro EUV litografii
Jaroslav Sita: Contra Condon: Modelování absorpčního spektra azobenzenu

June, 2017. Congratulations to Veronika Jurásková, Štepán Sršeň and Jakub Kubečka who succesfully defended their M.Sc. thesis.
V. Jurásková: Electrochemistry via Liquid Photoemission Spectroscopy: Insight from Molecular Simulations
Š. Sršeň: Criegee intermediates: Advanced simulations of electronic spectra and photodynamics
J. Kubečka: Development and Implementation of QM:QM methods for ionization of solvated systems

March, 2017. Photo from KaCheKRan 2017 with out guest from Bristol.

February, 2017. Our Nature Chemistry paper is out :-).