CEITEC’s CT lab is gaining the phoenix v|tome|x L450, a high-energy industrial CT scanner enabling precise 3D inspection of large, dense parts and expanding research and industry capabilities.

CEITEC scientists have experimentally shown for the first time that even weak halogen bonds between molecules share electrons, revealing a partly covalent nature.

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.

Tereza Havlíková from CEITEC BUT won the Brno PhD Talent for research on transparent ceramics with unique optical properties for lasers, LEDs, and scintillators.

Structural biologist Pavel Plevka from the CEITEC research centre at Masaryk University has been elected a new member of the prestigious European Molecular Biology Organization.

Oleksii Laguta left medicine for physics to study quantum systems. At CEITEC VUT, he’s developing the FRASCAN II spectrometer to make high-frequency ESR more accessible for research on qubits and proteins.

Plants aren’t passive – they calculate and decide. Darya Volkava from CEITEC MU studies their internal logic and how it could lead to more sustainable farming practices.

CEITEC MU researchers found that a healthier maternal diet in pregnancy may influence the cerebral cortex and boost verbal intelligence in adult offspring, with long-term benefits for brain development.

CEITEC joined the Electron Microscopy Days, drawing in hundreds. Among the visitors was Jiří Kala (90), who helped launch the first bench-top electron microscope production in Czechoslovakia.

The research team led by Petr Neugebauer from CEITEC BUT presented the revolutionary FRASCAN II spectrometer, which impressed the expert jury at the AMPER fair and awarded the Golden AMPER Award.