Jiří Janda

Assoc. prof.

University of Defence

Czech Republic

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Jiří Janda is an Associate Professor at the University of Defence in the Czech Republic. His research primarily focuses on liquid-liquid extraction processes, scintillation cocktails, and the luminescent properties of doped materials. Recent work includes studies on the influence of oxygen on pulse shape discrimination and the development of new electrodeposition solutions for electrodeposition applications.

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2020

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Vera Mazankova

Associate Professor

University of Defence

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Zdenek Matej

Masaryk University

CZECH REPUBLIC

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The Influence of Oxygen on Pulse Shape Discrimination at Various Solvents and Phosphors

Liquid-liquid extraction of Am(III), Pu(IV), and U(VI) using malonamide and tributyl phosphate in room temperature ionic liquids as diluent

Temperature Dependences and Gamma Radiation Stability of Liquid Scintillation Cocktails for n–γ Discrimination

The use of a citric–oxalic–sulfate as a new electrodeposition solution

Photo-induced preparation of Ce-doped terbium aluminum garnet and its luminescent properties

The use of plastic scintillation microspheres in flow scintillation analysis

Optimization of composition of water accepting scintillation cocktail

Response to Mono-Energetic Neutrons and Light Output Function for Liquid Organic Scintillators PYR5/DIPN and THIO5/DIPN

The Long-Term Stability of Liquid Organic Scintillators Used for Gamma–Neutron Separation

Evaluation of sulfate-oxalate deposition solution with new electrodeposition system

Coprecipitation technique as a new approach of using solid-state scintillation

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Vera Mazankova

Zdenek Matej

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