Barbora Navrátilová

The Lokšany Library, founded in 1557, impresses visitors with its unique atmosphere, shaped by its harmonious colors and preserved Renaissance decoration.

The Strahov Library is one of the oldest and best preserved libraries in Czechia. According to Tatler magazine it is one of the ten most beautiful libraries in the world. 

A scientific career can take on many forms. For Veronika Smutná, it was a transition from public research to clinical development in the private pharmaceutical sphere. 

Karel Břinda sheds light on how curiosity, mobility, and interdisciplinarity can shape a modern researcher’s path in a world where science increasingly transcends borders.

Kateřina Jeřábková-Roda is involved in cancer research that links microscopic cellular changes to the hope of earlier diagnosis and better patient outcomes.  

An aging population is one of the biggest challenges facing modern society. Petr Dobiáš explains how computer science and AI can help respond to it.  

In this first instalment of Radio Prague International’s brand new edition of Science without Borders, Štěpánka Nedvědová sheds light on the work of a molecular scientist. 

On December 2, 1805, Emperor Napoleon I of France defeated the joint Russian-Austrian army in a famous battle near Slavkov that reshaped the map of Europe.  

Beekeeping has become a surprising new tool in the fight against poverty in Zambia. How is the Czech NGO Friends of New Renato helping?  

While researching in West Africa, Anna-Marie Kroupová traced the unexpected journey of the iconic Czech hat—from Czechoslovakia to Senegal, and from politics to visual art.