This study uses exfoliated g-C₃N₄ photocatalysts to degrade pharmaceuticals under visible light and identifies degradation pathways by LC-HRMS/MS.

Register before June 15, 2026, to secure discounted fees for the 19th Czech-Slovak Spectroscopic Conference and submit your lecture or poster abstract on time.

This study shows industrial pollution disrupts nutrient cycling and plant mineral balance, with limited influence from extreme climate events.

Experts in chromatography, mass spectrometry, metabolomics, GC×GC, SFC-MS, capillary electrophoresis, and multiomics will meet in Olomouc for lectures, posters, and networking.

Register for the 19th Czech–Slovak Spectroscopic Conference in Olomouc 14-18. 9. and join leading experts in atomic, molecular, and advanced spectroscopy. Early-bird registration is open—secure your place now.

Chiranal 2026 in Olomouc brings together experts in chromatography, electrophoresis, and mass spectrometry. Registration and abstract submission are now open.

Scientists from CATRIN helped develop a new plasmonic photocatalyst that uses solar energy to efficiently convert biomass into key bioplastic precursors, marking a major step toward sustainable chemistry.

Scientists from CATRIN and CEET developed a filtration membrane that removes bacteria and toxic heavy metals from water in one step, without energy or chemicals.

Physicists from Brno and Olomouc found potato starch grains act as micro-lenses, focusing, polarizing, and twisting light, enabling new sensors, data transfer, and quantum computing.

Gold–silver nanoclusters with fixed Au:Ag ratio were matured under different conditions. Fluorescence and synergism varied, with optimum at 37 °C, 2.5 h, and quenching by Cu(II)/Fe(III) was evaluated.