Barbora Navrátilová
Už při studiu žurnalistiky na Univerzitě Karlově jsem poprvé začala docházet do Českého rozhlasu, a to jako externí redaktorka serveru iROZHLAS.cz. První zkušenosti jsem začala nabírat na konci roku 2019, což sebou následně přineslo mnoho směn z domova při covidové pandemii a speciální provoz redakce.
Během mého magisterského studia jsem vyjela na studijní pobyt Erasmus do dánského Aarhusu, kde jsem se věnovala videožurnalistice. Dokument All Inclusive, který jsem tam společně s mezinárodními studentkami vytvořila, dostal čestné ocenění festivalu SWIFF.
Po intenzivním půlroce práce s dokumentem jsem se rozhodla opustit online zpravodajství a směřovat k video tvorbě a publicistice. Náhoda mě přivedla jen o jedno patro výš, a to do Radio Prague International, kde nyní stojím za fotoaparátem, kamerou a střihem.
articles by the author
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Eva Přáda’s path in biophysical chemistry and the future of pharmaceutical research
From Cambridge labs to groundbreaking research in Vienna, Eva Přáda is a Czech biophysical chemist using science to address everyday problems.
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Videoreport: The Barricade 2025 event in Prague's Nusle
What was the fighting like during the Prague Uprising 80 years ago? This is what participants at Thursday's Barricade 2025 event in Prague's Nusle got to experience.
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From labs to leadership: Hana Huszár on science and connecting Czech minds abroad
Raised on science, trained in biology, and now a project coordinator in Austria—Hana Huszár combines expertise and empathy to shape the future of research.
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Lukáš Fiedler on the secret language of plants
How do plants know how to shape themselves without anyone telling them how? Lukáš Fiedler thinks the answer lies in a powerful plant hormone called auxin.
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Dagmar Vorlíček on how social sciences shape international policy
Can the social sciences shape international policy? Dagmar Vorlíček believes they must.
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Hana Marvanová on the unequal power of our genes
What makes you unique? Scientist Hana Marvanová studies parent-of-origin effects. But how did she go from studying anthropology to cutting-edge molecular biology?
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Picture of the week
Annual procession of hard-boiled eggs crosses Charles Bridge again!
Legend has it that eggs were needed for the construction of Charles Bridge. But the people of Velvary brought boiled eggs and became a lasting target of ridicule.
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Shift of power: Luděk Němec on fall of Czech aristocracy in 20th Century
What happens when an elite ruling class suddenly loses its power? Historian Luděk Němec explores the dramatic transformation of the Czech aristocracy in the 20th century.
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Scientist Zlata Tabachová on improving markets and society
In the next episode of our series Science Without Borders, we go to Vienna to talk to Zlata Tabachová on how she uses math to rethink how society functions.
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You're invited to a pig-meat feast!
In our special video, we introduce you to the Czech 'zabijačka' tradition, a festive event that offers many classic dishes.
