Graduation ceremony
This week, we hold another graduation ceremonies for our successful graduates. We would like to congratulate the new masters, engineers and bachelors and wish them much professional and personal success!
Dominik Madea, a student of the PhD programme in Chemistry at the Faculty of Science of MU, scored in the competition of young scientists for prizes awarded by the Embassy of France in the Czech Republic, when he took third place in the Chemistry category and won the Jean-Marie Lehn Prize 2022. Congratulations!
The award ceremony took place on 23 June 2022 and was chaired by Jean-Marie Lehn, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, Jean Tirole, Nobel Laureate in Economics, Thomas Ebbesen, Kavli Prize in Nanotechnology, and French Ambassador Alexis Dutertre.
A total of 50 candidates under the age of 33, nominated by a university or the Academy of Sciences on the basis of the quality of their research work during their PhD studies, took part in the competition. The results were decided by 6 committees composed of 37 Czech and French professors and scientists. After the past two years, when due to the global health crisis, all competitions were held via videoconference, this year all competitions could be held in person.
This week, we hold another graduation ceremonies for our successful graduates. We would like to congratulate the new masters, engineers and bachelors and wish them much professional and personal success!
During their 20th Antarctic expedition to the Czech J.G. Mendel Station on James Ross Island, young scientists experienced an average weight gain. This surprising finding comes from body measurements and 3D full-body and facial scans conducted before and after the expedition by Masaryk University, Faculty of Science anthropologists using the A.D.A.P.T. software platform.