Prof. RNDr. Viktor Kanický, DrSc.

Field of study: Analytical Chemistry

Tereza Čtvrtníčková (graduate 2009, topic: Analysis of solid materials by means of laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy)
Nina Gardenová (topic: Study of composition of silicate rocks by laser- assisted plasma spectrometry)
Eva Grulichová (topic: Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry in analysis of materials)
Jitka Hegrová (graduate 2006, topic: Determination of arsenic and selenium in biological samples and the samples of enviroment by atomic spectrometric methods with hydride generation)
Simona Hušková (topic: Analysis of archaeological objects by inductively copled plasma mass spectrometry with laser ablation)
Veronika Košařová (topic: Study of objects of cultural heritage by spectroscopic methods)
Eva Niedobová (graduate 2006, topic: Spectral properties of ICP discharge in vacuum ultraviolet range and its analytical applications)
Hana Nováková (topic: Influence of particle size distribution of aerosols generated by laser ablation for inductively coupled plasma spectrometry on nalytical signal)
Alice Staňková (graduate 2010, topic: New Methods of Metals Determination in Fly Ash Samples)
Kristýna Štůlová (topic: Utilization LA-ICP-MS in forensic analysis)
Tomáš Vaculovič (graduate 2005, topic: Study of laser beam interaction with sample surface by atomic spectrometric methods)
Anna Vitešníková

Tereza Warchilová (topic: Quantification of elemental mapping of surface by means of LA-ICP-MS)
Zbyněk Zvěřina (topic: Analysis of moltens by means of laser-induced breakdown spectrometry)