Pavel Malý

RNDr. Pavel Malý, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, where he leads the Malý group at the Institute of Physics. His research focuses on ultrafast nonlinear spectroscopy, fluorescence microscopy, and quantum biological systems.

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Research Interests: Pavel specializes in coherently and fluorescence-detected ultrafast spectroscopy of complex molecular systems, with applications in biophysics and quantum mechanics. His work bridges experimental techniques (e.g., transient absorption microscopy) and theoretical modeling of open quantum systems, particularly in primary processes of photosynthesis and biomimetic materials like fluorographene-based light-harvesting antennas.

Grants: He is the principal investigator for the EU-MSCA grant FluoTRAM, which develops fluorescence-detected transient absorption microscopy to study molecular excitation dynamics.

Teaching: Pavel teaches Quantum Optics I and Quantum Optics II, covering electromagnetic radiation theory, spectroscopy, and open systems.

Labs and Collaborations: He leads the Malý group, collaborating with Tomáš Mančal’s research team on quantum biology and photosynthetic systems.