Cutting-edge research to connect the world of machines with nature
A new generation of implants or unique materials to be used in industry and transport. These are some of the many achievements pursued by scientists from five Czech institutions.
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Student Ambassador Advises on Choosing a Field of Study and Entering University
Moving from high school to university lecture halls may be a bigger challenge than it seems.
Ten thousands of visitors headed to the Festival of Science and Technology
The event took place from Friday 8 September to Sunday 10 September at the Brno Exhibition Centre.
Images the world has never seen before. Scientists have obtained unique images of the solar corona.
This phenomenon took place on April 20, 2023 over the west coast of Australia.
The historical microscope still used in teaching
The "grandfather" among electron microscopes is going to celebrate his fiftieth birthday next year.
Scientists have mapped the propagation of terahertz waves in a semiconductor crystal. The work was published in Nature Materials
Understanding this principle opens the way to the development of new communication technologies. Czech representative in the team was researcher Andrea Konečná from BUT.
ARGO underwater: a prototype of a student submarine is exhibited at IDET
The first generation of the ARGO underwater drone is presented at the IDET International Defence and Security Technologies Fair by students of BUT.
Student formula from BUT to appear at driverless races for the first time
Young designers from TU Brno Racing is to compete in a total of three races of the global Formula Student series in August.
The Czechs have developed a "smart track". Its ability to detect damaged trains is tested in Taiwan
In addition to track condition diagnostics, the team's experts are now also focusing on developing a solution that would help detect damages to passing trains and reduce repair costs or prevent an…
Robot-performed antigen test did well in Siemens Award
Transferring the principles of Industry 4.0 beyond the industry itself was one of the ideas of FME student Martin Juříček.
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