Petr SMOLKA | Senior researcher, Lecturer | Ing, PhD | Tomas Bata University in Zlín, Zlin | Department of Physics and Materials Engineering
Impact of Cluster Policies on Structure and Management of Cluster Organisations in Czechia and Slovakia
Kill germs in hospitals? Scientists from Zlín can do it using UV Radiation
Anti-bacterial Treatment of Polyethylene by Cold Plasma for Medical Purposes – topic of research paper in Chemical sciences. Download scholarly article PDF and read for free on CyberLeninka open science hub.
PDF) Polymer Biointerfaces
Petr MRÁZEK | PhD Student | Tomas Bata University in Zlín, Zlin | Department of Polymer Engineering
PDF) Influence of artificial accelerated ageing on the adhesive joint of plasma treated polymer materials
PDF) Physical and Morphological Changes of Poly(tetrafluoroethylene) after Using Non-Thermal Plasma-Treatments
Publications Authored by Marian Lehocký | PubFacts
Marian LEHOCKÝ | Senior Researcher | Assoc Prof | Tomas Bata University in Zlín, Zlin | Centre of Polymer Systems
PDF) Different source atelocollagen thin films: Preparation, process optimisation and its influence on the interaction with eukaryotic cells
Deputy director for research and doctoral studies - doc. Ing. Michal Sedlačík Ph.D. - Centrum polymerních systémů UTB Zlín
Jana PELKOVA | Medical Doctor | Tomas Bata University in Zlín, Zlin | Institute of Health Care Studies
doc. Nabanita Saha, M.Sc. Ph.D. - Faculty of Technology
PDF) A Physicochemical Approach to Render Antibacterial Surfaces on Plasma-Treated Medical-Grade PVC: Irgasan Coating | Igor Novak - Academia.edu
PDF) Chemical Bath Deposition of Cerium Doped BiVO4
Kill germs in hospitals? Scientists from Zlín can do it using UV Radiation
Profesora doc. Ing. Marian Lehocky (Čehija) lekcija par kosmētikas sastāvdaļām un iedarbību uz ādas šūnām (FOTO) – Starptautiskā Kosmetoloģijas koledža
Marian LEHOCKÝ | Senior Researcher | Assoc Prof | Tomas Bata University in Zlín, Zlin | Centre of Polymer Systems - Page 3
PDF) Polysaccharides Coatings on Medical-Grade PVC: A Probe into Surface Characteristics and the Extent of Bacterial Adhesion
PDF) Developing a biomaterial interface based on poly(lactic acid) via plasma-assisted covalent anchorage of D-glucosamine and its potential for tissue regeneration
