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Tomas Bata University in Zlín
The Centre of Polymer Systems

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Part time jobs

The Centre of Polymer Systems offers jobs for students of bachelor's and master's degree programs. We offer adequate financial evaluation and work on interesting projects. We adapt the working time according to the schedule. Cooperation must not be at the expense of studies.

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Doctoral programmes

The Centre of Polymer Systems implements two full-time doctoral study programs:
  • P0719D130001
    Material Sciences and Engineering degree course in Biomaterials and Biocomposites

  • P0711D130023
    Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials degree Course in Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials

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Services

Chemical analysis of materials:

  • elemental analysis (EDXRF, AAS, TOC,)
  • a wide range of chromatographic techniques (např. GC/QTOF, LC/QTOF, GPC atd.)
  • spectroscopic analyzes (FTIR, Ramanova spektroskopie)

Physical analysis of materials:

  • mechanical and viscoelastic properties
  • testing of rubber compounds
  • thermal properties (DSC, TGA / MS)
  • thermal insulation properties
  • antistatic and dissipative characteristics
  • surface analysis (AFM, porosimetry)
  • barrier properties
  • determination of filtration efficiency of materials (TSI filter tester)
  • determination of particle size
  • comprehensive rheological analysis

 

Microbiological analyzes:

  • antibacterial activity of plastics / textiles / cosmetics
  • determination of bacterial purity
  • antiviral tests - bacteriophage simulation
  • bacterial filtration efficiency (BFE)
  • biodegradation of materials

 

Plastics and rubber processing:

  • extrusion, injection, blow molding
  • compounding
  • spunbond, meltblown
  • electrospinning
  • 3D printing

 

Biocompatibility testing (not certified)

  • Cytotoxicity tests
  • Cell adhesion tests
  • Cell proliferation tests
  • Scaffold growth tests
  • Transdermal absorption tests
  • Phototoxicity tests

Materials Life Cycle Analysis (LCA)

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LINKS TO UTB STRATEGIC DOCUMENTS

Strategic Plan for Education, Science, Research, Development, Innovation, Art and Other Creative Activities of Tomas Bata University in Zlín for 2016– 2020. Implementation Plan of the Strategic Plan for Educational, R&D and Creative Activities of Tomas Bata University in Zlín for 2020.

MISSION (WHY?)

Support research and its links with the field.

VALUES (WHAT IS IMPORTANT?)

Excellence, creativeness, innovation, efficiency, transparency, openness, freedom of research, equal opportunities, diversity, professional responsibility, career development, flexibility, mobility, fair play, work/life balance, social responsibility.

VISION

Become a centre of excellence in research with a world-wide impact in the field of innovative, polymer-based products – an institution aiming at the long-term collaboration with its strategic partners, as well as a research entity which employs motivated and satisfied researchers, fosters the competitiveness of the region and the country, and respects its values with regard to the sustainable development of society.

STRATEGIC GOALS:

Strategic goals of the research centre with respect to work organization (material and technical pre-requisites), development of qualification (knowledge, skills, personal abilities), and employee motivation (financial/non-financial incentives) are defined and continuously updated in the eight fields of strategic development of the research centre, i.e., PhD students, career system, evaluation of scientific staff, women, evaluation of research organization, international cooperation, cross-sectoral cooperation and popularisation.

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ABOUT CPS

The Centre of Polymer Systems (CPS) is an organizational unit of the Tomas Bata University in Zlín, which focuses on research and development in the field of polymer sciences with an emphasis on the implementation of the principles of sustainable development in all areas of its activities. CPS supports the national plastic and rubber industry in terms of personnel, technology and knowledge, develops international cooperation in research and development, and simultaneously provides scientific training of experts for the needs of the academic and industrial spheres.

Science and Research

  • Polymer processing

  • Rubber Technologies

  • Environmental Technologies

  • Biomaterials

  • Nanomaterials and Advanced Technologies

  • Energy and Composite materials and Devices

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Energy and Composite Materials

Research direction

Energy and Composite Materials

The design of energy storage devices at the Tomas Bata University (TBU) in Zlín, Czechia is carried out within the University Institute centres Centre for Technology Transfer and Centre of Polymer Systems. TBU has been actively developing energy storage devices in two main directions: supercapacitors and lithium-based batteries. However, we examine also other scientific questions with connection to preparation of magnetic nanoparticles and design of matrices for advanced bio composite systems, such as natural biocompatible and biodegradable polymers. Finally, we consider the clean energy transition going far beyond technology solutions and include life-cycle assessment and other socio-economic aspects into research.

Advanced batteries and supercapacitors technologies

Future of energy storage is represented of batteries and supercapacitors technologies. Thus, worldwide many efforts are perform to accomplish the transition toward decarbonisation and electrification.  Our research group at UTB is involved in development distinct direction which cope with advanced technologies related to electrochemical storage of energy:

Development of new generation of rechargeable batteries with improved electrochemical features and new chemistries, such as all-solid state batteries or hybrid technology;

Advanced symmetric and asymmetric supercapacitors or hybridized structures based on 2D and 3D nanostructure which enhance energy density and stabilize charge transfer;

Optimization and engineering of fabrication technologies for development of flexible structures in organic and aqueous electrolytes.

Magnetic Hyperthermia and Polymer Memristors

Research in this area focuses on the preparation of materials for various applications of conductive, dielectric and magnetic materials, from electromagnetic shielding, selectively reflective surfaces and selectively permeable plate materials, to the materials intended for the hyperthermic treatment of cancer, which have already been patented.

The material design is mainly focused on the preparation of magnetic nanoparticles, possibly also on the application or modification of magnetic and other fillers (particles and short fibres) from commercial sources into composite materials with a polymer matrix. In the field of synthesis, the group also successfully works with polyaniline and similar conductive polymers. The combination of a magnetic inorganic core and an electrically conductive polymer shell creates a core-shell particle with significantly improved properties. The ability to convert the absorbed energy of an alternating magnetic field into heat is used in cases which require a heat source in volume; in the most demanding application it is hyperthermia. The mentioned materials are also used to produce conductive composites for electromagnetic shielding. Selective reflectivity is then achieved by the preparation of so-called metamaterials, where, in addition to the material composition, the geometry of the individual components of the composite contributes to the function. Flat structures with material patterning are prepared by material printing methods.

Sino-EU Joint Laboratory of New Energy Materials and Devices

The current clean energy transition forms the basis of the ongoing transformation of the global energy sector from fossil sources to renewable energy sources. In this context, many scientific questions arise, including the types and forms of stakeholder participation, ownership issues, financial implications and other socio-economic aspects.

The requirements for future energy systems need to be examined in the context of key trends such as decarbonisation, decentralization and digitization. In addition, it is increasingly important to respond flexibly to innovations in the renewable energy sector, energy price volatility, and subsequently consider environmental, economic and social impact assessments of energy materials, technologies and equipment.

Energy and Medical Composite Systems

The subject of interest of this research group is the study and preparation of matrices for advanced biocomposite systems as well as active/functional components that can be incorporated into these matrices. The matrices are mainly polymer gels made of synthetic and natural biocompatible and biodegradable polymers. A special case is the use of bacterial cellulose from the team´s own production in bioreactors. These gels are used, for instance, as cover wounds in medicine, in pervaporation processes and are also applied (in cooperation with the group of Composites with electrical and magnetic properties) as an electrolyte in supercapacitors. Mineralized gels serve as templates in bone replacement surgery. The carbonate-based filler is prepared directly in the structure of the gel matrix by the biomimetic mineralization method. As functional agents, synthetic polypeptoids and peptoid nanoplates, which have significant biological activity, are used.

Socio-economic Aspects of Energy

The current clean energy transition forms the basis of the ongoing transformation of the global energy sector from fossil sources to renewable energy sources. In this context, many scientific questions arise, including the types and forms of stakeholder participation, ownership issues, financial implications and other socio-economic aspects.

The requirements for future energy systems need to be examined in the context of key trends such as decarbonisation, decentralization and digitization. In addition, it is increasingly important to respond flexibly to innovations in the renewable energy sector, energy price volatility, and subsequently consider environmental, economic and social impact assessments of energy materials, technologies and equipment.

 Collaborating Institutions

  • Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, USA
  • East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, China
  • Polymer Institute, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia
  • Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey
  • Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, AS CR, Prague
  • Riga Technical University, Riga, Latvia
  • Marmara University, Istanbul, Turkey
  • Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel
  • Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice, Slovakia
  • Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT), Germany
  • Institute of Experimental Physics, , Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia
  • Institute of Nuclear Sciences “VINCA” , Serbia
  • Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), acting for IPCMS and France - Institut de Physique et Chimie des Matériaux de Strasbourg (IPCMS), Francie

Head of the group: prof. Ing. Petr Sáha, CSc. dr.h.c.

Contacts - research team

Development of research direction

RP/CPS/2024-28/007 - Energy and Composite Materials and Technologies, 2024-2028
Principal Researcher: prof. Ing. Marián Lehocký, Ph.D.

The aim of the development project is sustainable excellence in research areas:

  • Development of electrical energy storage systems,
  • Methodological solutions for technology assessment - Unit TAU
  • Energy transformation at electrochemical surfaces,
  • Energy and material evaluation of biomaterials,
  • Development of memristors and magnetic hyperthermic systems.

Implemented projects

HORIZON Europe (SMHYLES) - Safe, sustainable and Modular HYbrid systems for Long-duration Energy storage and grid Services, 2024-2027

HORIZON RISEnergy (101131793) Research Infrastructure Services for Renewable Energy 2024-2028

The NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme (SPS) - Smart Portable Nanosensors for on-site Biomedical and Environmental Analysis (TERRITORY)

LUAUS24032 - Polymeric neuronal synapses, 2024-2027

GA24-10384S - Polymer memristors with neurosynaptic properties 2024-2026

IGA/CPS/2024/005 - Evaluation and transformation of biowaste into clean energy and material for healthcase & energy storage application, 2024

8X23034 - Self-heating magnetic nanoconstructs for theranostic applications -2023-2025

SOLiD ID (101069505) - Sustainable manufacturing and optimized materials and interfaces for lithium metal batteries with digital quality control

TwinVECTOR (ID 101078935) - Twinning FOR DEVELOPMENT OF WORLD-CLASS NEXT GENERATION BATTERIES

Horizon 2020 StoRIES (Storage Research Infrastructure Eco-System)

H2020-LC-GD-2020 (101036910)  Building a low-carbon, climate resilient future: Research and innovation in support of the European Green Deal, 2021-2025

Visegrad Grant No. 22310096 Biodegradable metal development and surface functionalization V4 network, 2023-2024

TK05020019 Development of LiFePO4 rechargeable batteries for stationary applications" - 2023-2025

TK03030157 - "Next generation all-solid-state Li-ion batteries", 2020-2025

FW01010327 - "Advanced polymer and composite materials for additive manufacturing" (cooperation with SPA 2000 and SYNPO), 2020-2024

TH71020005 - "Bioactive injectable hydrogels for soft tissue regeneration after reconstructive maxillofacial surgeries" (cooperation with Riga Technical University, Marmara University and Technion-Israel Institute of Technology), 2020-2024

Completed projects

LTAUSA19066 - "A study of polymeric memristors based on methacrylate polymers with pendant carbazole moietiesi" (cooperation with Czech Academy of Sciences and Clemson University), 2020-2022

LTT20005 - "Cooperation with EASE on the development of a hybrid supercapacitor", 2020-2022

8X20041 - "Design and preparation of multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles for cancer cells detection", 2020-2021

TP01010006 - "Commercialization at the Tomas Bata University in Zlín II", 2020-2022

  • subproject "Renewable bioplymer-based textile for upper shoe parti" (cooperation with University Institute of TBU), 2020-2021

CA15216 - "Biosynthesis of Bacterial Cellulose using Inexpensive Nutrient Medium And their Characterizations", 2016-2021

CA18236 - "Entrepreneurial Universities emerging perspectives enrich regional social innovation ecosystems" (cooperation with University Institute of TBU), 2019-2023

CZ.01.1.02/0.0/0.0/20_321/0024533 – Design potted LED lights with homogeneous radiating surface

TH71020006 - "Li-ion Battery-Supercapacitor Hybrid Device" (cooperation with Slovak Academy of Sciences and Sabanci University), 2020-2023

LH14273 - "Construction and electrochemical properties of supercapacitors for high efficiency energy storage systems", 2014-2016

LTACH17015 - "Fabrication and electrochemical properties of hierarchical polyaniline/bimetallic oxides flexible electrodes", 2017-2019

FOSTECT_S1_M2_EN - "Developing of counter electrode based on carbon materials applied for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells", 2019-2020  

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Scientific team
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  • prof. Ing. Jarmila Vilčáková, Ph.D.
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  • doc. RNDr. Renáta Oriňaková, DrSc.
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  • Professor Extraordinary, MSc. Natalia Kazantseva, CSc.
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  • Adam Aberra Challa, MSc.
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  • Ing. Štěpán Žídek

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  • Dr. Ing. Constantin Bubulinca
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  • Eva de Melo Ferreira. Ph.D. 

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  • Ing. Anita Eckstein, PhD.

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  • Haojie Fei, MSc. Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Anna Ivanichenko

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  • Nikhitha Joseph, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Marek Jurča, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Roman Kimmel, Ph.D.

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  • Ing. Jiří Matyáš, Ph.D.

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  • Ing. Robert Olejník, Ph.D.

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  • Debashri Paul, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Tomáš Sáha, Ph.D.
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  • Nibedita Saha, Ph.D. MBA
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  • Ilona Smolková, M.Sc. Ph.D.

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  • RNDr. Jaroslav Stejskal, CSc.
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  • Ing. Kateřina Štěpánková, Ph.D.

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  • Zewdu Tadesse Wondimkun, Ph.D.

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Polymer processing

Research group

Polymer processing

In addition to the material development of new plastics for existing applications, current development in the field of polymer materials processing follows the use of existing materials for completely new applications or the increasingly frequent need to define the use of recycled (waste) materials for the production of existing or new products. With regard to this fact, to ensure long-term sustainability of effective progress of innovation activities in this area, it is not only appropriate to take all these aspects into account in production practice, but in accordance with modern production methods it is useful to use available software tools for suggestion of optimization of technological conditions as well as for designing the processing tools. The subject of research and development activities of the Polymer Processing group is focused on selected segments of modern processing technologies. These include mainly the preparation of fibers, nonwovens, polymeric foams and ceramics and metal-filled components with their subsequent sintering. Further the activities focus on processing of thermosetting materials and materials with reduced flammability, injection molding of multi-component products and finally the advanced 3D printing of hierarchically structured materials. Despite the fact that these processing methods differ quite significantly in their technological requirements, the unquestionable common denominator is to know the rheological behaviour of processed macromolecular systems, which is the main controlling parameter in setting and optimizing all technological production processes. The connections between material properties of inputs (thermal, rheological, mechanical and other properties), processing conditions of used technologies (temperature, pressure, flow rate, ..) and achieved parameters of final products (adhesion, mechanical, optical, barrier properties, flammability characteristics, etc.) are investigated/ observed. To achieve an optimized processing process, it is important to know the flow and viscoelastic properties of used materials (modern rotary, oscillating and high pressure capillary rheometers are used). Further the knowledge of influence of selected technological conditions on final characteristics of prepared testing and functional samples and their mutual relations is used/ applied. In the field of polymer materials processing, the group offers comprehensive solutions to research and development tasks as well as problems brought by industrial practice. It is possible to prepare trial products, testing samples, semi-finished products and other products on equipment of laboratory and pilot size. The expertise of staff and the equipment cover areas of continuous and discontinuous processes such as compounding using twin screws, blowing and extrusion of 5-layer films, multicomponent spinning and preparation of nonwovens, blowing of hollow products, thermoforming, extrusion of plastic and elastomer profiles, 1K and 2K injection, injection moulding of highly filled systems, including systems filled with abrasive fillers (PIM - Powder Injection Moulding), debinding and sintering in special ovens with controlled atmosphere, 3D printing.

Head of the group: prof. Ing. Tomáš Sedláček, Ph.D.

Contacts - research team

Development of research direction

RP/CPS/2024-28/003 - Sustainable applications of advanced polymer systems, 2024-2028

Principal Researcher: Ing. Tomáš Plachý, Ph.D.

The aim of the project is the modification and processing of polymer systems with regard to ensuring the required resulting material and useful properties when using advanced processing technologies. The objective effort will be to replace classic synthetic polymers with sustainable raw materials and materials obtained from recycling processes (e.g. waste materials and intermediate products) or renewable sources (e.g. PLA, PBAT, PBS, natural particle systems).

Implemented projects

TK05020036  Project Théta 5 - "Halogen-free safety electrical cables meeting the requirements of LOCA of the latest types of nuclear power plants and the latest requirements for fire safety according to European and national legislation (CPR EU/305/2011, EN 50575, CSN 73 0895); cooperation with PRAKAB PRAŽSKÁ KABELOVNA s.r.o.)" - 2023-2025

FW03010465  Project Trend - Technological production scrap as an innovative material source in a process of production of nonwoven textile (coopeartion with PEGAS NONWOVENS a PFN-FIC) - 2021-2024

FW06010324  Project Trend - Reduction of the carbon footprint of non-woven fabric especially for disposable hygienic and medical applications (cooperation with PFNonwovens Czech s.r.o.) - 2023-2026

IGA/CPS/2024/006 - Optimization of rheological properties of polymer systems as a tool for the development of sustainable products

GA22-33307S Development of novel 3D hierarchically structured polysaccharides and proteins porous systems - 2022-2024

NPRP13S-0127-200177 GreenHouses for Qatari Climate: Energy Saving Smart and Sustainable Phase Change Materials (Green3SPCM), 2022-2024

Completed projects

TE01020216 - The project of Competence centre “Centre of advanced polymer and composite materials” in consortium of Tomas Bata University and 5 companies, 2012 – 2019

FV20088 - “Development of novel formulations for modification of asphalt mixtures using recycled polyvinylbutyral”, 2017 – 2019

IGA/CPS/2018/006 - "Preparation and characterization of filled polymeric systems", 2018

Research outcomes

Contacts

Head of the group: prof. Ing. Tomáš Sedláček, Ph.D.

Scientific team

Ph.D. students

  • prof. Ing. Tomáš Sedláček, Ph.D.

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  • prof. Mgr. Aleš Mráček, Ph.D.

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  • doc. Ing. Antonín Minařík, Ph.D.

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  • Ing. Přemysl Fajkus

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  • Ing. Danila Gorgol

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  • Ing. Filip Mikulka
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  • Ing. Rostislav Vilém
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  • Ing. Markéta Ilčíková, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Markéta Kadlečková, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Roman Kolařík, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Lukáš Maňas, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Pavlína Mikušová, Ph.D.

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  • Ing. Miroslav Mrlík, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Lenka Musilová, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Josef Osička, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Tomáš Plachý, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Petr Smolka, Ph.D.
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