Eva Kézrová

Czech scientists are developing new implants that gradually dissolve in the body, eliminating the need for follow-up operations.

One of the first prints of Rhinoceros, the famous woodcut by German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer, has been found in the Czech Academy of Sciences.

Czechia has sent new seed samples to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault - they serve as a backup in case the country ever loses its own reserves.

How can food improve our sleep cycle? Whether the effects of an irregular sleep schedule can be mitigated by diet is being studied by a team at the Academy of Sciences.

A group of researchers at the Czech Academy of Sciences have developed a method of recycling rare earth minerals used in batteries for electronic vehicles. 

For the first time in history, a team of Czech students is taking part in the Shell Eco-marathon, global competition focused on energy efficiency.

The Ministry of Culture is supporting the digitization of close to one hundred historical collections in museums and heritage sites around the country.

Scientists have confirmed that ski wax used by amateur skiers is polluting the  Jizera Mountains with PFAS—highly toxic and persistent chemicals.

A student at the Prague University of Economics and Business has invented a new speech-to-text system that can help small airports and small aircraft to communicate better.

What happens to the plastic you put in the recycling container? Rather than being recycled, it likely ends up in landfill — or worse. But a new technology may provide hope.