An expert in optimization models and algorithms noticed a major problem a year ago when comparing and analyzing so-called evolutionary algorithms. And he found out why even seemingly correct algorithms do not actually work as they should.

The invention has already earned the school CZK 4,000,000 and the development of the rescue system continues.

Welcome to the role of “a handyman" in the time of the fourth industrial revolution...

How to take control of light and use it to improve the electron beam in electron microscopes? This task set for herself the young scientist Andrea Konečná, who was the only one from BUT to receive the prestigious JUNIOR STAR grant.

Air pollution kills millions of people each year. According to recent estimates of the World Health Organization (WHO), for city dwellers around the globe, four-fifths live with air quality that exceeds WHO recommended pollution levels. This problem also includes the issue of air quality monitoring.

Delft University of Technology, Vienna University of Technology and Imperial College London. The three prestigious foreign universities are partners in the project, which will be coordinated by the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of BUT.

Millimetre polymer hollow fibres serving as cooling channels in a heat exchanger earned the Brno University of Technology the Special Prize of the Gold Medal Committee.

Take any test tube, register its barcode, unscrew the lid, take a sample and move it, throw off the tip... the automated solution for the initial handling with samples openTube2.

Colleagues from the Institute of Production Machines, Systems and Robotics celebrate. The digital shadow of the BUD 100 MULTI multifunctional grinding machine, which they created in cooperation with TOS Čelákovice, has been successfully commercialized by selling a license. This is one of the R&D results of the MESTEC National Competence Centre project.

Searching for Earth-like planets in deep space is the objective of the European Space Agency's PLATO mission.

This was the third such contract for the Brno scientists, who have previously produced customised equipment for a large Japanese car company and a German university.

It may soon pay off for industrial companies to invest in technologies that help capture carbon dioxide from the flue gases, instead of paying for allowances that authorize them to emit greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.