Martin Nikl is a researcher affiliated with the Czech Academy of Sciences in the Czech Republic. Their scientific contributions are concentrated primarily in the fields of Physics and Astronomy as well as Materials Science, with a significant focus on subfields such as Radiation, Materials Chemistry, Atomic and Molecular Physics and Optics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, and Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging.
The scientist's research interests encompass a range of topics including Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies, Luminescence Properties of Advanced Materials, Atomic and Subatomic Physics Research, Perovskite Materials and Applications, Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications, Solid State Laser Technologies, and Nuclear Physics and Applications.
Martin Nikl has contributed to a number of recent scientific publications. Selected recent papers include:
The researcher often collaborates with other scientists, with frequent co-authors including Romana Kučerková, Alena Beitlerová, Vladimír Babin, Akira Yoshikawa, and Kei Kamada.
Martin Nikl regularly publishes in a handful of scientific venues where they have multiple contributions. These include:
Martin Nikl
Martin Nikl;Akira Yoshikawa
Kei Kamada;Takanori Endo;Kousuke Tsutumi;Takayuki Yanagida
C. Dujardin;E. Auffray;E. Bourret-Courchesne;P. Dorenbos
M. Nikl
Kei Kamada;Takayuki Yanagida;Takanori Endo;Kousuke Tsutumi
M. Fasoli;A. Vedda;M. Nikl;C. Jiang
M. Nikl;A. Yoshikawa;K. Kamada;K. Nejezchleb
K. Kamada;T. Yanagida;Jan Pejchal;M. Nikl
M Nikl;P Bohacek;E Mihokova;M Kobayashi
M. Nikl;E. Mihokova;J. Pejchal;A. Vedda
Martin Nikl;Kei Kamada;Vladimir Babin;Jan Pejchal
M. Nikl;V. V. Laguta;A. Vedda
M. Nikl;E. Mihokova;J. A. Mares;A. Vedda
M. Nikl;H. Ogino;A. Krasnikov;A. Beitlerova
Akira Yoshikawa;Martin Nikl;Georges Boulon;Tsuguo Fukuda
Kei Kamada;Shunsuke Kurosawa;Petr Prusa;Martin Nikl
Jiri A. Mares;Alena Beitlerova;Martin Nikl;Natalia Solovieva
M. Nikl;A. Vedda;M. Fasoli;I. Fontana
E. Mihokova;M. Nikl;J. A. Mares;A. Beitlerova
M. Nikl;J. Pejchal;E. Mihokova;J. A. Mares
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