Elections to the MU Academic Senate

Between 23 and 30 November 2020, voting took place in the Academic Senate of Masaryk University (AS MU). The election results has not yet been made official (this will only happen after the deadline for filing complaints). You can see the unofficial results directly in the election application.

7 Dec 2020 Pavel Lízal

The three candidates with the highest number of votes will be elected to the Academic Staff Chamber and the Student Chamber for the Faculty of Science, MU, in which we have an additional third mandate for the coming period according to Article 3, paragraph 3 of the AS MU Election Rules.

It remains unclear when the new members of the AS MU will meet for the first time as, by law, the term of office of the current Senate is being extended in connection with the declared state of emergency.

14 Nov

In Brno, the Past and Future of Genetics Meet in the Form of Synthetic Biology

Brno, the city where Gregor Mendel laid the foundations of genetics, became the European centre of synthetic biology last week. From the 6th to the 8th of November, Brno’s planetarium hosted the prestigious Applied Synthetic Biology in Europe VII conference, focusing on the practical applications of synthetic biology. The conference brought together 150 experts from over 30 countries to discuss how synthetic biology approaches could help address some of today’s most pressing challenges - climate change, cancer, and environmental sustainability.
11 Nov

The University has awarded doctoral students for their excellent work

Ten graduates from the MU Faculty of Science, along with their supervisors and consultants, have received Masaryk University Vice-Rector’s Awards for excellent results in their doctoral studies. Congratulations.
8 Nov

The prestigious Rudolf Lukeš Prize for 2024 goes to scientist Martin Marek for his research on marine bioluminescence, which can inspire environmentally friendly light sources

The Rudolf Lukeš Prize, awarded by the Czech Chemical Society in cooperation with the Experientia Foundation, goes this year to Martin Marek from the Faculty of Science at Masaryk University in Brno for his significant contributions to the field of bioorganic chemistry related to marine luminescence. In his work, the award-winning scientist focuses on protein catalysts responsible for the production of light by living organisms, a phenomenon known as bioluminescence.
7 Nov

The Organizers of the Geological Olympiad Win Prestigious Award from the Czech Association of Geomorphologists

The prestigious award, granted to the organizers from our Department of Geological Sciences on October 31, 2024, by the Czech Association of Geomorphologists, recognizes their contribution to promoting geoscience education in primary and secondary schools.

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In Brno, the Past and Future of Genetics Meet in the Form of Synthetic Biology

The University has awarded doctoral students for their excellent work

The prestigious Rudolf Lukeš Prize for 2024 goes to scientist Martin Marek for his research on marine bioluminescence, which can inspire environmentally friendly light sources

The Organizers of the Geological Olympiad Win Prestigious Award from the Czech Association of Geomorphologists