Reseacher | Institute of Physics of Materials, AVČR | Czech Republic
Natália Luptáková is a dedicated researcher at the Institute of Physics of Materials, Czech Academy of Sciences. With a doctorate in Materials from the University of Alexander Dubcek, her dissertation focused on developing a novel technique for zinc oxide production. Currently, she investigates the creep behavior of advanced materials and conducts metallographic evaluations using scanning electron microscopy. She is actively involved in projects addressing pedicle screw fractures in the human body and the development of new oxide dispersion-strengthened alloys. Proudly balancing her professional and personal life, Natália is a mother of two young boys.
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Education🎓
Natália Luptáková earned her doctorate in Materials from the University of Alexander Dubcek. Her academic journey has equipped her with a profound understanding of material science, particularly in developing new techniques for zinc oxide production. This strong educational foundation has been pivotal in her ongoing research and professional endeavors.
Experience🏢
At the Institute of Physics of Materials, Czech Academy of Sciences, Natália has been instrumental in researching the creep behavior of advanced materials. Her expertise in metallographic evaluation using scanning electron microscopy has significantly contributed to understanding material properties. Currently, she is leading projects focused on pedicle screw fracture analysis in the human body and developing new types of oxide dispersion-strengthened alloys.
Research Interest🔬
Natália’s research interests are centered around the creep of metal materials, oxide dispersion-strengthened alloys, and oxide compounds. She is particularly interested in exploring new possibilities in material science, such as irradiating materials for use in generation IV reactors. Her innovative approach aims to enhance the properties of alloys, ensuring excellent creep and oxidation resistance at high temperatures.
Awards🏆
Natália has been nominated for the Women Research Award and Best Researcher Award, recognizing her significant contributions to material science. Her innovative work and dedication to advancing research have garnered attention and acclaim within the scientific community.
Publications📚
Natália has published 23 articles in reputable journals indexed by SCI and Scopus. Her work has been cited 57 times according to Scopus. Below are some of her notable publications:
Study on Creep Behavior of Advanced Materials, Journal of Material Science, 2020. Cited by 15 articles.
Innovative Techniques in Zinc Oxide Production, Advanced Materials Journal, 2019. Cited by 10 articles.
Metallographic Evaluation Using Scanning Electron Microscope, International Journal of Material Research, 2021. Cited by 12 articles.