- The pH-dependent leaching of inorganic contaminants from secondary lead smelter fly ash2009 | Faculty of Science
- A comparison of tree rings and peat deposit geochemical archives in the vicinity of a lead smelter2008 | Faculty of Science
- Antimony mobility in lead-smelter polluted soils2010 | Faculty of Science
- Differences in antimony and arsenic releases from lead smelter fly ash in soils2012 | Faculty of Science, Central Library of Charles University
- Metal-contaminant leaching from lead smelter fly ash using pH-stat experiments2008 | Faculty of Science
- Distributiom of 36 element deposition rates in a historic mining and smelting area as determined through fine-scalebiomonitoring techniques. Part 2. Relative long-term accumulated atmospheric deposition levels.2004 | Faculty of Science
- Mercury deposition/accumulation rates in the vicinity of a lead smelter as recorded by a peat deposit2008 | Faculty of Science
- Mineralogy of air-pollution-control residues from a secondary lead smelter: environmental implications2005 | Faculty of Science
- Antimony and arsenic leaching from secondary lead smelter air-pollution-control residues2010 | Faculty of Science
- Lead fluxes, isotopic and concentration profiles in a peat deposit near a lead smelter (Příbram, Czech Republic)2006 | Faculty of Science
- Controls on Metal Leaching from Secondary Pb Smelter Air-Pollution-Control Residues2008 | Faculty of Science
- Fine-scale biomonitoring of atmospheric deposition loads of elements. Chosen results from the Pribram district.2003 | Faculty of Science
- Distribution of 36 element deposition rates in a historic mining and smelting area as determined through fine-scale biomonitoring techniques. Part I: Relative and absolute current atmospheric deposition levels detected through moss analyses2004 | Faculty of Science
- Stability and leaching of cobalt smelter fly ash2013 | Faculty of Science
- Lead isotopic signatures of saprotrophic macrofungi of various origins: Tracing for lead sources and possible applications in geomycology2014 | Faculty of Science