CV | Marek Tuček

Former member

RESEARCH

The main topic of Marek’s research is Frequency-swept Rapid-scan EPR. Rapid Scan EPR is an innovative method of investigating paramagnetic materials, which, compared to conventional EPR techniques, excels in the ability to access relaxation times due to rapid passage through resonance without requiring taxing experimental elements, such as resonant cavities and high-power pulse generators. Nowadays the method is conducted by rapid changes in magnetic field with microwave frequency kept constant, which has many limiting factors, such as low speed and range of rapidly swept magnetic field and the possible usage of this method in high fields and low temperatures. This is not the case with frequency-swept rapid scan.

EDUCATION

2016 – 2018 Master studies at Brno University of Technology, Institute of Physical Engineering. Title of master thesis: Frequency-swept rapid scan EPR on organic radicals. Supervisor: Dr. Ing. Petr Neugebauer
2017 Seven-months study (Erasmus+) at the University of Stuttgart, Institute of Physical Chemistry, under supervision of Dr. Ing. Petr Neugebauer. Research project: High-field EPR on organic radicals and rapid scan development.
2013 – 2015 Bachelor studies at Brno University of Technology, Institute of Physical Engineering. Title of bachelor thesis: Organic materials for molecular quantum bits. Supervisor: Doc. Ing. Jan Čechal, Ph.D.
2013 Completed high school general education at Biskupské Gymnázium Brno.