Dissertation thesis topics currently being solved

The topics of doctoral study and dissertation thesis listed below are currently being solved:

• Methods used for experimental evaluation of the characteristics of the spent nuclear fuel – the synergy of the nuclear fuel safety and security (supervisor: Ing. Jan Frýbort, PhD.)
• The use of non-pilot aircraft devices for radionuclides monitoring (supervisor: RNDr. Lenka Thinová, PhD.)
• Influence of endogenic and exogenic processes into underground gasses migration in natural underground places (case study from Central Europe region) (supervisor: RNDr. Lenka Thinová, PhD.)
• The role of radon in the population exposure in the locations near the ecological burden (supervisor: prof. Ing. Tomášek Trojek, PhD.)
• The identification and characterisation of the particles of the nuclear material via selected analytical methods (supervisor: RNDr. Jan Lorinčík, CSc.)
• The forensic analysis of the radioactive materials via radiometric and mass-spectrometric methods (supervisor: doc. Ing. Mojmír Němec, PhD.)
• The forensic analysis of the microscopic particles of the nuclear materials using the SIMS method (supervisor: RNDr. Jan Lorinčík, SCs.)
• The semiconductor components properties study of the experimental devices in the ionising radiation field (supervisor: prof. Ing. Róbert Lórencz, CSc.)
• The synergy of safety and security of nuclear research facilities (supervisor: doc. Ing. Ľubomír Sklenka, PhD.)
• Non-proliferation and safeguards processes at Small modular reactors (supervisor: doc. Ing. Ľubomír Sklenka, Ph.D.)
• Characterisation of uranium-containing soil samples for the nuclear forensics (RNDr. Jan Lorinčík, CSc.)