Analytical Chemistry

Milos Netopilak

Professor
Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry
Czech Republic

Biography

Milos Netopilík is born in may 1,1954. He studeies in RNDr. (MSc.) Studies in physical chemistry, Charles University, Prague (1982), Postgraduate studies in physical and macromolecular chemistry (Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Czechoslovak Academy of Science, Prague), 1980-1984 (Ph.D., 1984), Thesis: Degradation of Polymers by Shear Stress, Magister in Luce Sparsa (Light Scattering) at Universitas Lucis Spargentis, Wyatt Technology Corporation, Santa Barbara, CA, 1998. After that he work in Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague, 1998, Senior research fellow, Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague. 1987: Institut of Organic Chemistry, German Academy of Sciences, Rudower Chaussee 5 (3 months), 1990-1991, Virginia Polytechnic. He stay at Institute and State University Professor James Edward McGrath, 2108 Hahn Hall, Blacskburg, VA 24061-0344, 1996 Biomedical Center of the Uppsala University, Biomedical Center of the Uppsala University, Six weeks. His Research interest in polymer branching ,hydrodynamic properties of branched polymers in solutions ,characterization of grafted polymers using SEC with triple light scattering/viscosity/concentration detection ,chromatographic separation of randomnly branched polymers with tetrafunctional branch-points.

Research Area

polymer branching ,hydrodynamic properties of branched polymers in solutions ,characterization of grafted polymers using SEC with triple light scattering/viscosity/concentration detection ,chromatographic separation of randomnly branched polymers with tetrafunctional branch-points.