The University of Chemistry and Technology is the largest university specializing in chemistry in the Czech Republic. The University was established in 1952.

Department of Physical Chemistry

Department of Physical Chemistry is a part of Faculty of Chemical Engineering of Prague University of Chemistry and Technology.

It provides a two-semester course in basic physical chemistry and two-semester tuition in laboratory practice.

The department provides advanced education in physical chemistry for selected students within the framework of its own specialization.

These special courses are designed with emphasis on the research carried out in the department.

The department provides the research work in the field of physical chemistry.

Academic staff-

Assoc. Prof.
Lidmila Bartovská
CSc.

Ing.
Michal Bureš
CSc.

Assoc. Prof.
Ivan Cibulka
CSc.

Ing.
Marcela Dendisová
Ph.D.

Assoc. Prof.
Vladimír Dohnal
CSc.

Ing.
Dana Fenclová
CSc.

Assoc. Prof.
Karel Friess
Ph.D.

Assoc. Prof.
Michal Fulem
Ph.D.

RNDr. Mgr.
Jan Heyda
Ph.D.

Ing.
Štěpán Hovorka
Ph.D.

Assoc. Prof.
Pavel Chuchvalec
CSc.

prof. RNDr.
Jiří Kolafa
CSc.

prof. Ing.
Stanislav Labík
CSc.

Mgr.
Alexandr Malijevský
Ph.D.

prof. Ing.
Anatol Malijevský
CSc.

prof. Dr. RNDr.
Pavel Matějka

Ing.
Vít Meistr
Ph.D.

Ing.
Pavel Morávek
Ph.D.

RNDr.
Eva Muchová
Ph.D.

prof. Ing.
Josef Novák
CSc.

Ing.
Daniel Ondo
Ph.D.

Ing.
Alena Randová
Ph.D.

Prof.
Květoslav Růžička
CSc.

Assoc. Prof.
Karel Řehák
CSc.

prof. RNDr.
Petr Slavíček
Ph.D.

Ing.
Jiří Šebek
Ph.D.

Ing.
Marcela Tkadlecová
CSc.

Ing.
Ondřej Vopička
Ph.D.

Dr. Ing.
Pavel Vrbka

Contact details-

University of Chemistry and Technology
Technická 5
166 28 Praha 6 - Dejvice
Czech Republic