Two outstanding early-career researchers at UCT Prague, Filipa Oliveira and Stella Gonsales, received prestigious GAČR JUNIOR STAR grants for innovative research in materials science and sustainable chemistry.

Eurachem/CITAC VaMPIS guidance introduces validation of measurement procedures that include sampling, using measurement uncertainty to assess fitness for purpose in both in situ and ex situ measurements.

This study develops banana pseudostem activated carbon with ultrahigh surface area and optimized phosphate adsorption using multivariate experimental design.

Researchers from CEITEC BUT used high-resolution micro-CT to create 3D models of mouse embryos, revealing how Dlx5/6 genes shape the development of the vocal tract and auditory system in mammals.

This study uses thermogravimetric analysis to investigate Co-based catalyst effects on alkali lignin pyrolysis, revealing reduced activation energy and accelerated reaction kinetics.

This study uses in situ Py-GC/MS with complementary analyses to track stage-specific volatile evolution and reaction pathways during lignin slow pyrolysis.

Researchers at IOCB Prague have developed new fluorogenic labels that deliver high-contrast fluorescence microscopy, enabling precise visualization of cellular processes without background noise.

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.

Structure-guided libraries and machine learning enable faster discovery of active nucleic acid sequences beyond random mutagenesis.

This study introduces a biochemometric 2D NMR heterocovariance approach to correlate spectral features with bioactivity, enabling targeted discovery of bioactive compounds in complex extracts.