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Proceedings of the Modern Electroanalytical Methods 2009 Prague, Czech Republic 913 December 2009 Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Charles University Editors: J. Barek, K. Nesměrák Czech Chemical Society Copyright © 2009 All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced, stored in retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior written permission of the Publisher. No responsibility is assumed by the Publisher for any injury and/or damage to persons or property as a matter of products liability, negligence or otherwise, or from any use or operation of any methods, products, instructions or ideas contained in the material herein. Scientific Committee Zuman P. (USA), Honorary President Barek J. (Czech Republic), Chairman Brett Ch. (Portugal) Dunsch L. (Germany) Erkang Wang (China) Heyrovský M. (Czech Republic) Hof M.(Czech Republic) Ivaska A. (Finland) Kalcher K. (Austria) Kalvoda R. (Czech Republic) Kuhn A. (France) Labuda J. (Slovakia) Ludvík J. (Czech Republic) Mandler D. (Israel) Matysik F. M. (Germany) Paleček E. (Czech Republic) Pingarron J. M. (Spain) Sagara T. (Japan) Samec Z. (Czech Republic) Smyth M. (Ireland) Stojek Z. (Poland) Štulík K. (Czech Republic) Ugo P. (Italy) Vytřas K. (Czech Republic) Wang J. (USA) Organising Committee Nesměrák K. (Faculty of Science, Charles University) – Chairman Martínek V. (Faculty of Science, Charles University) Navrátil T. (J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry of AS CR, v.v.i.) Pecková K. (Faculty of Science, Charles University) Pokorná H. (Czech Chemical Society) Řapková R. (Czech Chemical Society) Šmejkal P. (Faculty of Science, Charles University) Vlková A. (Czech Chemical Society) Vyskočil V. (Faculty of Science, Charles University) s231 th 50 Anniversary of Nobel Prize for Polarography Dear participants of the conference Modern Electroanalytical Methods 2009, On December 10th, 1959 Professor Jaroslav Heyrovský received from the hands of King of Sweden Gustav Adolph VI Nobel Prize “for his discovery of polarographic method of analysis” as stated on the certificate. To commemorate this event, Czech Chemical Society in cooperation with Faculty of Science of Charles University in Prague and J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry of Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic v.v.i, have decided to organize an interna- tional conference Modern Electroanalytical Methods 2009. Professor Heyrovský receives Nobel Prize for polarographic Nobel Prize certificate method of analysis Modern electroanalytical methods resulting from the pioneering work of Professor Jaroslav Heyrovský have a significant impact on the practice of many scientific and technological fields, primarily chemistry, biology, medicine, material science and environmental studies and protection. Therefore, the Nobel Prize memorial meeting is dealing with a wide range of contemporary trends in electroanalysis, from important theoretical and methodological developments to the most recent practical applications. There are no invited or keynote lectures, only oral contributions representing the views of individual speakers on the role, possibilities and limitations of modern electroanalytical techniques and their future prospects span- ning over the whole wide field of electrochemistry. The state of the art of electroanalytical methods is well documented by quite a number of posters. We take this opportunity to thank to International Society of Electrochemistry, to Autolab, and IJ Cambria Scientific for kind sponsorship of this event and to all members of scientific and organizing committees for their help. Have a nice time in Prague Jiří Barek Karel Nesměrák Chairman of the Scientific Committee Chairman of the Organizing Committe s232
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