Hana Jungová
I joined Chalmers in January 2016 and I am now employed as a researcher in Bionanophotonics group. I received my PhD in 2014 from the Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic). My doctoral studies focused on the development of optical biosensors and biomolecular assays for elucidating the biophysics and interactions of nucleic acids. As a postdoc in the group of Prof. Mikael Käll at the Department of Physics, Chalmers, I transitioned towards more advanced optical methods, such as optical tweezers, and novel nanophotonics systems for single-molecule detection and their applications for solving biophysical problems. I am a physicist by training, but my research has a strong multidisciplinary focus that combines physics with nanotechnology and biochemistry. My current research interests include light-induced forces on nanoparticles and the application of resonant nanoparticles in biomolecular sensing and nanomedicine.
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High-angle deflection of metagrating-integrated laser emission for high-contrast microscopy
Non-equilibrium properties of an active nanoparticle in a harmonic potential
Nanoplasmonic−nanofluidic single-molecule biosensors for ultrasmall sample volumes
Non-equilibrium properties of an active nanoparticle in a harmonic potential
Dynamics of an active Nanoparticle in an optical trap
Nanoscale Inorganic Motors Driven by Light: Principles, Realizations, and Opportunities
Optical Rotation and Thermometry of Laser Tweezed Silicon Nanorods
Plasmonic versus All-Dielectric Nanoantennas for Refractometric Sensing: A Direct Comparison
Surface Interactions of Gold Nanoparticles Optically Trapped against an Interface
Large-Scale Fabrication of Shaped High Index Dielectric Nanoparticles on a Substrate and in Solution
High index dielectric metasurfaces and colloidal solutions: From fabrication to application
Gold nanorod rotary motors for ultra-sensitive DNA detection
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Tracking cellular nanomotions with optically controlled rotary nanomotors