Ph.D.Molecular chemical physics and sensorics

The aim of the doctoral study programme Molecular Chemical Physics and Sensors is to prepare highly qualified specialists in the interdisciplinary fields of molecular chemical physics and sensorics. The main areas of study of this programme are related to knowledge of quantum physics and quantum chemistry, optics, electronics, vacuum physics, spectroscopy, modelling of molecules and molecular processes, and theoretical and experimental methods of studying nanostructures. As part of this study, PhD students will be prepared for independent research work in laboratories as well as for managerial positions at various levels, both in the public institutions and in the private sector. The aim of the doctoral study program is to deepen and broaden students' knowledge so that they can combine experimental work with computational models and analyze large multivariate datasets with the aim of qualified evaluation of information and formulation of appropriate conclusions.

Graduates of the doctoral study programme Molecular Chemical Physics and Sensorics will have both deep theoretical knowledge and extensive experimental experience in chemical-physical disciplines (quantum theory, optics, optoelectronics, spectroscopy, computational chemistry and modelling of molecular and supramolecular systems, etc.). Graduates will be prepared for highly creative work in interdisciplinary teams dealing with molecular chemical physics, sensorics, spectroscopy, computational chemistry and nanostructure research, they will be able to communicate with experts in the field of measurement and control technology, physical and analytical chemistry, computer data evaluation or material research. Graduates will have extensive experience in communicating specialised knowledge in the form of written / electronic texts, especially in English, as well as oral and poster presentations.

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