Ing. Milan Klikar, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
born 1988 in Turnov, Czech Republic
Location: HC-F05037, HC-F05042
Phone: +420 46 603 7161/+420 724 830 126
E-mail: milan.klikar@upce.cz
ORCID: 0000-0002-7149-2116
CV
Milan Klikar received his Master's degree in Organic chemistry from the University of Pardubice in June 2013 defending diploma work entitled "Barbituric acid as an acceptor moiety in push-pull chromophores". From October 2013 he pursued studies in the BuReS group as Ph.D. student. Since October 2014, Milan joined the Institute of Organic Chemistry and Technology as scientific researcher. In autumn 2016, he attended a three-month internship abroad at IUT in Lannion (France) under the supervision of Sylvain Achelle. In November 2017 he defended his Ph.D. work entitled "Malonic acid derivatives as acceptor parts of push-pull chromophores". Since February 2020, Milan joined the Institute of Organic Chemistry and Technology as academic staff. Milan’s main research interest involves synthesis and characterization of new NLO and organic redox materials as well as covalent organic frameworks. He is in charge of Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) and Cyclic Voltammetry (CV).
Education
2007-2010, Bachelor studies at the University of Pardubice, Faculty of Chemical Technology
2010-2013, Master studies at the University of Pardubice, Faculty of Chemical Technology
2013-2017, PhD studies at the University of Pardubice, Faculty of Chemical Technology
2016, Intership at the IUT Lannion, University of Rennes 1, France
Work Experience
2020-present, Assistant Prof., Faculty of Chemical Technology, University of Pardubice
2018-2020, Researcher, Faculty of Chemical Technology, University of Pardubice
2014-2018, Researcher, Faculty of Chemical Technology, University of Pardubice
Scientific Activities
Design, synthesis, and further investigation of push-pull chromophores with optical and electrochemical activity.
Design, synthesis, and electrochemical investigation of new organic redox systems for water-based redox flow batteries and organic salts for Li/Na-ion batteries.
Design, synthesis and fundamental characterization of sp2-covalent organic frameworks.
Thermal and electrochemical behavior of various organic substances.
Since 2013 author or co-author of 41 articles with 430 citations (self-citations excluded).
H-index 14.
Teaching activities
Organic chemistry.
Organometallic chemistry.
Thermal and electrochemical behavior of organic compounds.
Currently Supervised Students
Ing. Marcela Horáková
T. Květoň
Bc. A. Hamdi
Alumni
8. Ing. Tomáš Černý (2024, Diploma work: "1,2,3-Triazole derivatives as potential electrolytes for Li-ion batteries
".
8. Bc. Volha Filimonava (2023, Bachelor work: "Structural modification of the DPZ photocatalyst enabling its immobilization".
7. Bc. Tomáš Černý (2022, Bachelor work: "Modern sp2 carbon-conjugated covalent organic frameworks (COFs) based on the s-triazine building block".
6. Ing. Kateřina Štursová (2021, Diploma work: "2,4,6-Trimethyl-s-triazine as a building block in covalent organic frameworks (COF)".
5. Ing. Kamil Rak (2020, Diploma work: "Viologen and its structural analogues as active redox systems for organic flow batteries".
4. Bc. Kateřina Štursová (2019, Bachelor work: "N,N-Diphenylaminothiophene as a donor unit utilized in the construction of push-pull chromophores applied in bioimaging".
3. Bc. Kamil Rak (2018, Bachelor work: "Lactams as redox species for redox flow batteries")
2. Bc. Hana Stehlíková (2018, Bachelor work: "DPP derivatives as dyes in solar cells").
1. Bc. Veronika Jelínková (2015, Bachelor work: "Conjugated Thiophene Derivatives Bearing Electron Donor and Carbonyl Groups").
Publications
See Publication List.
University profile including list of publications is available here.
Assistant Professor
born 1988 in Turnov, Czech Republic
Location: HC-F05037, HC-F05042
Phone: +420 46 603 7161/+420 724 830 126
E-mail: milan.klikar@upce.cz
ORCID: 0000-0002-7149-2116
CV
Milan Klikar received his Master's degree in Organic chemistry from the University of Pardubice in June 2013 defending diploma work entitled "Barbituric acid as an acceptor moiety in push-pull chromophores". From October 2013 he pursued studies in the BuReS group as Ph.D. student. Since October 2014, Milan joined the Institute of Organic Chemistry and Technology as scientific researcher. In autumn 2016, he attended a three-month internship abroad at IUT in Lannion (France) under the supervision of Sylvain Achelle. In November 2017 he defended his Ph.D. work entitled "Malonic acid derivatives as acceptor parts of push-pull chromophores". Since February 2020, Milan joined the Institute of Organic Chemistry and Technology as academic staff. Milan’s main research interest involves synthesis and characterization of new NLO and organic redox materials as well as covalent organic frameworks. He is in charge of Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) and Cyclic Voltammetry (CV).
Education
2007-2010, Bachelor studies at the University of Pardubice, Faculty of Chemical Technology
2010-2013, Master studies at the University of Pardubice, Faculty of Chemical Technology
2013-2017, PhD studies at the University of Pardubice, Faculty of Chemical Technology
2016, Intership at the IUT Lannion, University of Rennes 1, France
Work Experience
2020-present, Assistant Prof., Faculty of Chemical Technology, University of Pardubice
2018-2020, Researcher, Faculty of Chemical Technology, University of Pardubice
2014-2018, Researcher, Faculty of Chemical Technology, University of Pardubice
Scientific Activities
Design, synthesis, and further investigation of push-pull chromophores with optical and electrochemical activity.
Design, synthesis, and electrochemical investigation of new organic redox systems for water-based redox flow batteries and organic salts for Li/Na-ion batteries.
Design, synthesis and fundamental characterization of sp2-covalent organic frameworks.
Thermal and electrochemical behavior of various organic substances.
Since 2013 author or co-author of 41 articles with 430 citations (self-citations excluded).
H-index 14.
Teaching activities
Organic chemistry.
Organometallic chemistry.
Thermal and electrochemical behavior of organic compounds.
Currently Supervised Students
Ing. Marcela Horáková
T. Květoň
Bc. A. Hamdi
Alumni
8. Ing. Tomáš Černý (2024, Diploma work: "1,2,3-Triazole derivatives as potential electrolytes for Li-ion batteries
".
8. Bc. Volha Filimonava (2023, Bachelor work: "Structural modification of the DPZ photocatalyst enabling its immobilization".
7. Bc. Tomáš Černý (2022, Bachelor work: "Modern sp2 carbon-conjugated covalent organic frameworks (COFs) based on the s-triazine building block".
6. Ing. Kateřina Štursová (2021, Diploma work: "2,4,6-Trimethyl-s-triazine as a building block in covalent organic frameworks (COF)".
5. Ing. Kamil Rak (2020, Diploma work: "Viologen and its structural analogues as active redox systems for organic flow batteries".
4. Bc. Kateřina Štursová (2019, Bachelor work: "N,N-Diphenylaminothiophene as a donor unit utilized in the construction of push-pull chromophores applied in bioimaging".
3. Bc. Kamil Rak (2018, Bachelor work: "Lactams as redox species for redox flow batteries")
2. Bc. Hana Stehlíková (2018, Bachelor work: "DPP derivatives as dyes in solar cells").
1. Bc. Veronika Jelínková (2015, Bachelor work: "Conjugated Thiophene Derivatives Bearing Electron Donor and Carbonyl Groups").
Publications
See Publication List.
University profile including list of publications is available here.
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