A PLE-GC/MS method quantifies 7 model contaminants in recycled HDPE with good precision. Applied to assess a limonene-based recycling process with high cleaning efficiency.

A team led by Prof. Jan Konvalinka has developed a compound that destroys the yeast Cryptococcus neoformans – a fungus which is life-threatening for people with weakened immune systems – in laboratory settings.

A Czech-Polish team discovered a stable flavin anion catalyzing visible-light photoreductions. This novel system may simplify synthetic routes to drugs and other valuable compounds.

This study aims to develop and validate a rapid IC-ICP-MS method for identifying and quantifying polyphosphonates and their transformation products under environmental conditions.

UCT Prague’s team combats illegal hormones and counterfeit drugs in real time. Their forensic research already aids police, customs, and legislation—before the project is even finished.

Research Data Day 2025 & EOSC Event in Brno united 200+ experts to discuss AI-ready data, FAIR practices, and the future of European research infrastructures and open science.

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.

Scientists at IOCB Prague created an eco-friendly method to recycle rare earths like neodymium from magnets, offering a sustainable alternative to mining and boosting EU & US raw material security.

This study aims to develop a low-cost method using smartphone images and spectral clustering to identify fluorite ore grade, enabling efficient, accessible screening for mining operations.

An international team discovered a new light-harvesting system in marine Asgard archaea: rhodopsins with carotenoid antennas that enhance light absorption and ATP generation in ocean environments.