From the beginning, the Department of Physical Chemistry has been an essential part of the University of Chemical Technology, the predecessor of the current Faculty of Chemical Technology, University of Pardubice. The department provides teaching of physical chemistry in the bachelor's, master's and doctoral study program.
The long-term head of the department, prof. RNDr. Antonín Tockstein, DrSc., played a significant role in the establishment and later development in the field of pedagogy. In later years, Assoc. Prof. Ing. Karel Komers, CSc., Prof. Ing. Josef Tichý, DrSc., Assoc. Prof. Ing. František Skopal, CSc., Prof. Ing. Roman Bulánek, Ph.D., prof. Ing. Jiří Málek, DrSc and prof. Ing. Libor Čapek, Ph.D. (current rector).
Research activities at the Department of Physical Chemistry are carried out in four groups, namely (a) Surface chemistry and catalysis, (b) Kinetic phenomena in glass-forming systems, (c) Conversion of oil into valuable products and (d) Applied chemical kinetics and pharmacokinetics.
The department is actively involved in international cooperation with partner workplaces abroad, both in the field of research and student and academic exchanges. It is also active in the number of organized lectures, presentations at conferences and external meetings.
News in a group of prof. Bulanek: News - Group of prof. Bulanek
News in a group of prof. Čapek: News - Group of prof. Čapek
News in a group of assoc. prof. Hajek: News - Conversion of oil into valuable products
News in a group of assoc. prof. Komersova: News - Applied chemical kinetics and pharmacokinetics group
New Instagram in a group of prof. Málek: News - Kinetic phenomena in glass-forming system group
Look at the Honest Guide about Pardubice: Honest guide - Pardubice
Study
Topics of bachelor thesis
A detailed description of the bachelor's thesis topics can be found here:
Study
The Department of Physical Chemistry is accredited for all types of study (bachelor's, master's and doctoral) and teaches the following subjects (for more details see STAG)
