Science

Foppe Smedes, a recognized member of the research group of Dr. Branislav Vrana at RECETOX, summarised 25 years of his research and experiences on passive sampling in the form of a dissertation thesis.

A one-of-a-kind discovery has been made by archaeologists from Masaryk University.

Pharmaceutical giants Artios and Merck will develop cancer drugs using Masaryk University’s know-how.

Ivan Foletti from the MU Faculty of Arts will coordinate a grant from the European Union to study the monuments of Conques.

Enantis, a Masaryk University spin-off company, concluded a license agreement for the production of stabilised growth factor FGF2.

Researchers from the MU Faculty of Social Studies have participated in an international study of the role that the digital world plays in children’s lives.

Researchers from the Faculty of Science MU participated in the development of a new technology for water purification using low-temperature plasma.

Acetylsalicylic acid and omega-3 fatty acids may help fight advanced gum disease.

A team of students from MU and the Brno University of Technology (BUT) are working on a water treatment system that removes cyanobacteria. Their project was also included in the Best Environment Project category of the competition.

Social work experts from Masaryk University and the Prison Fellowship Czech Republic have launched a project focused on improving the living conditions of children whose parents are in prison.

A new university spin-off company, CasInvent Pharma, a.s., will focus on developing cancer drugs.

Four Czech applicants succeeded, three of them from Masaryk University: jurist David Kosař, historian of religion David Zbíral and biophysicist Robert Vácha.