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Jana Kánská

Jana Kánská

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Brno University of Technology

Jana Kánská is currently in the first year of her doctoral studies at the Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. She works primarily in the Laboratory of Aerosols, where she focuses on experimental research related to aerosol behaviour and inhalation therapy.
She received her Master´s degree in Mechanical Engineering with a diploma thesis focused on inhalable fibres. During her Master´s studies, she was actively involved in laboratory work.
Her main research interests include inhalation treatment for various pulmonary diseases, drug aerosol deposition, and the transport of both therapeutic and harmful aerosols within a physical replica of the lungs.

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