14 Jan 2021

Researchers from Brno use plasma to remove microorganisms and chemical residues from water

Researchers from our faculty participated in the development of a new technology for water purification using low-temperature plasma. The device can remove chemical residues such as oestrogens from contraceptive products and kill pathogenic microorganisms such as cyanobacteria and bacteria.

14 Jan 2021

Conversations about the universe - part 2

In the second part of the ‘Conversations on Space’, filmed by colleagues from our Department of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics, Norbert Werner and Samuel Kováčik talked about the results of the SRG / eROSITA X-ray satellite, the return of the Hayabusa 2 and Chang'e 5 missions and the future of lunar missions; however, their main theme was the democratisation of space.

13 Jan 2021

Petr Špaček was a guest on Czech Radio

The recent earthquake in Croatia was also felt by people in the Czech Republic. Petr Špaček, head of our Department of Earth Physics, spoke about how strong and exceptional the earthquake was and also about the work of seismologists in our country.

12 Jan 2021

Open days

The Faculty of Science of Masaryk University (MU) cordially invites those interested in studying biology, physics, geography, geology, chemistry and mathematics, as well as those interested in teaching these subjects in high school, to our open days, which will take place ONLINE on Saturday 23 January and Tuesday 26 January 2021

11 Jan 2021

A pharmaceutical company has been involved in the development of oncological drugs from MUNI

Artios Pharma Ltd. and Merck KGaA recently announced a three-year research collaboration aimed at discovering and developing new cancer drugs. This collaborative agreement will also make use of results gained through cooperation with Masaryk University.

8 Jan 2021

Young Researchers Grant

The Utrecht Network Young Researchers Grant is designed to promote and further enhance the Network’s support to students and staff as well as broaden mobility between the Network’s institutions.

End of the 2020 Fall Semester information

Updated. Based on the new government regulations effective from January 10, 2021 the following applies. (Click to read more.)

5 Jan 2021

The same point of view: The MU Faculty of Science then and now

The buildings of the original home for the terminally ill of Emperor František Josef, built by the Prague architect Josef Beníšek in 1893, only served their original purpose as a home for the terminally ill until 1921.