Peter Čermák

Peter Čermák serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Experimental Physics at the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia. His office (F2 147) is located at Mlynská dolina campus (842 48 Bratislava), with teaching responsibilities in Acquisition of Experimental Data and Automation of Experiments.

His research integrates molecular spectroscopy (ammonia/CO2 absorption spectra), astrophysical diagnostics (meteorite spectral analysis), and plasma physics (vacuum microdischarges). This interdisciplinary work combines laboratory precision measurements with applications in atmospheric science and space research, utilizing advanced spectroscopic and vacuum technologies.

Recent publications (2023-2024) demonstrate strong output in high-impact journals, with collaborative projects spanning spectroscopic database development, meteoroid composition analysis, and nanoscale plasma phenomena. His international co-authorship network reflects active engagement with European research communities.

As an early-career faculty member, Čermák provides hands-on research opportunities in experimental physics. While no specific lab name is documented, his group maintains active experimental facilities supporting spectroscopy, astrophysical simulation, and plasma discharge studies. His teaching directly complements research through instrumentation and data acquisition courses.