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Ab initio molecular dynamics with non-adiabatic and spin-orbit effects applied to time-dependent fluorescence
Accurate and efficient density matrix renormalization group-based methods for extended molecules
Activated Borane as Lewis Acid Based Catalyst
Activation of molecular nitrogen
Activation of small molecules by titanocene(II) and zirconocene(II) complexes.
Active sites in zeolite catalysts. DFT and multi-spectroscopic analysis
Additive or subtractive manufacturing: Which is more powerful to improve the catalytic stability of carbon dioxide electroreduction?
Adsorption Properties of Titanium Dioxide in Relation to Photocatalysis
Advanced catalytic processes and materials
Advanced immobilized organometallic complexes for fine chemical synthesis
Advanced methods for treatment of systems with static and dynamic correlation based on the density matrix renormalization group technique and their applications
Advanced molecular sieves for capture and storage of CO2 and H2
Advanced MUltiscaLe materials for key Enabling Technologies
Advanced nanostructured vanadium-based catalysts for oxidative dehydrogenations
Advanced oxide based semiconductor photoelectrodes for solar energy conversion and water treatment
Advanced phosphor for high power LEDs and laser diods
Advanced photocatalytic materials for water splitting and their rational design
Advanced research and development of low temperature plasma sources.
Advanced separation and storage of carbon dioxide: Design, synthesis and applications of novel nanoporous sorbents.
All-carbon platforms for highly efficient molecular wire-coupled dye-sensitized solar cells
Allostery and spatial organization in glycolysis: the role of phosphofructokinase 1
Alterations of δ-opioid receptor mobility and function by acute and chronic depletion of plasma membrane cholesterol content of live cells
Aluminum free catalytic system utilizing hydrosilane-B(C6F5)3 adducts as activators in transition metal catalyzed ethylene polymerization
Analysis of Al site in the framework of zeolites and catalytic activity of corresponding H+ and Fen+ sites
Analysis of DNA structure and its interactions with genotoxic agents. Novel techniques of DNA damage detection and electrochemical sensors
Analysis of electrogenerated and photodegradation products of new bioactive compounds
Analytic gradient for the state-specific multireference Brillouin-Wigner coupled cluster method.
Anomální extrakce soli z vody do organického rozpouštědla. Nový mechanismus spontanní emulsifikace.
Anomalous salt extraction from water to polar organic solvents: A novel mechanism of the spontaneous emulsification
Antimicrobial and antiviral materials based on singlet oxygen photosensitizing metal clusters.
Application of Electrochemical and Hyphenated Techniques in the Study of Addictive and Psychotropic Compounds
Application of residual and waste aluminosilicates for production of building materials on the basis of inorganic polymers.
Aspects of hazardous metals transfer across biomembranes
Assessing and managing of nitrogen fluxes in the atmosphere-biosphere system in Europe
Astrochemistry
Atmospheric Clusters and Aerosols: Molecular Beam Experiments and Theory
Atmospheric spectroscopy - from laboratory to satellite
Atomic and molecular data for plasma modelling.
Atomic physics, data for edge plasmas & plasma - wall interactions.
Atomically thin membranes with smart pores engineered in two-dimensional crystals
Band-Gap Engineering in Unconventional Semiconductors
Bifunctional heterogeneous catalysts for palladium-catalyzed coupling reactions
Binuclear metal ion structures in zeolites
BIO-XUV Research Team Advancement at FBME CTU
Bioactive Biocompatible Surfaces and Novel Nanostructured Composites for Applications to Medicine and Drug Delivery
Bioavailable elements forms of trace elements present in soil solution and their access for plants.
Biomimetic electrochemistry of emulsion micro-droplets at the polarised interface between two immiscible electrolyte solutions

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