Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Comenius University Bratislava |
Division of Environmental Physics |
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Division of Environmental Physics represents a part of the Department of Astronomy, Physics of the Earth and Meteorology at Faculty of mathematics, physics and computer science, Comenius University Bratislava. The interests and scientific research of our work group includes basic study of plasma physics and physics of electrical discharges, their utilization on various bio-medical applications (bio-decontamination of water and surfaces, ...), and treatment of gaseous and liquid pollutants. Besides, we also deal with other, non-plasmatic, technologies for utilization of organic waste, depollution of exhaust gases, and alternative sources of energy (hydrogen, wind and solar). As a consequence of experiments of exhaust gas treatment by electric discharges, we also work in the field of the theory of origins of life on Earth. We study possibilities of the formation of organic compounds from inorganic gases (carbon dioxide, nitrogen, water) by action of electric discharges. Members of our division participate also in the education process at our faculty. We are involved in several study programs: environmental physics, bio-physics, optics and plasma physics. |
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journal paper: Fariborz Momtazzadeh, Farshad Sohbatzadeh, Hamed Soltani Ahmadi , Ramin Mehrabifard: Numerical investigation of the effect of high-voltage frequency on the density of RONS species in the air atmospheric pressure gas discharge, Journal of the Korean Physical Society 86 (10), 1-12 (2025). Plasma chemistry in discharges at atmospheric pressure in contact with liquids and catalystsSK-SRB-23-0043 - Slovak Research and Development AgencyPrincipal investigator: Machala, Z. ; duration: 2024-2025 Miscelaneous:June 2023: Excursion to a waste-to-energy facility in Bratislava May 2023: Our PhD student Zuzana Okruhlicová succesfully passed qualifiacation exams. May 2023: Our PhD student Morteza M. Saedi succesfully left our group.
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