Jakub Zeman

Jakub Zeman is a researcher at the Department of Nuclear Physics and Biophysics, Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Comenius University in Bratislava. His scientific activities focus on accelerator physics and environmental physics, particularly ion beam analysis techniques like PIXE, PIGE, and RBS.

• 2008–2011: Bachelor's in Physics
• 2011–2013: Master's in Nuclear and Subnuclear Physics
• 2013–2017: PhD in Nuclear and Subnuclear Physics

Zeman's research spans material analysis for dark matter detection, meteorite composition studies, and environmental radionuclide monitoring. His work includes developing nuclear microscopy techniques and optimizing AMS/IBA laboratories. Key projects involve CRESST (dark matter), LEGEND (neutrinoless decay), and ACCORD (capacity building).

Recent publications highlight his contributions to meteorite analysis, detector material investigations, and radiation background modeling. He collaborates internationally with institutions like ETH Zurich and the International Atomic Energy Agency.

• 2017: Best Student Presentation at ENVIRA2017

Zeman participates in sample preparation for AMS measurements and teaches university courses in nuclear physics and laboratory techniques. He contributes to projects like VEGA 1/0421/20 (meteorite isotope studies) and APVV-15-576 (rare nuclear processes).