Science and technology
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Only 20 percent of plastic bottles sorted for recycling in Czechia end up in recycling centres
What really happens to your waste after you’ve sorted it and put it in a recycling container? The Czech Environment Ministry attempted to find out via a unique experiment.
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Ústí hospital sets up 3D printing laboratory for orthopaedic surgery
One of the leading applications of 3D printing in healthcare is in orthopaedic surgery – precisely where it has started to be used in Ústí nad Labem’s Masaryk Hospital.
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Czech scientists turn chicken feathers into liquid fertilizer
Every year, Czechs consume millions of chickens, leaving behind tons of feathers as a by-product. Czech scientists have come up with a way of turning it into fertiliser.
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“A five-star general of the army of chemists”: Scientist Josef Michl dies at 85
Professor Josef Michl, a world-renowned Czech chemist, died on Monday at the age of 85.
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The infamous nine percent: Czech firm tests new plastic recycling technology
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.
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Creating deep fake porn to be made a crime under Czech law
Amid growing warnings about the downside of AI, the Czech Justice Ministry is proposing an amendment to the law that would make deep fake porn a criminal offense.
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See outer space from Prague’s Petřín: Renovated telescope will allow for deeper observation
A telescope in the Štefánik Observatory on Prague’s Petřín hill has been returned after underdoing extensive repairs in Germany for two years.
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Brno scientists investigate bacteriocins as alternative to antiobiotics
For years scientists have been warning us that increasing numbers of diseases are developing antibiotic resistance. Bacteriocins might just provide the solution.
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Cutting-edge technology to protect Prague’s Charles Bridge tower
Conservationists have applied a special protective paint on one of the Gothic towers on Charles Bridge, which can decompose algae and mosses with the help of light alone.
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Iconic First Republic Tatra 77a restored after 50-year-long wait
Apparently the first aerodynamic mass-produced car in the world, the Tatra 77a is notable for not only having the usual two headlights, but also one in the middle.
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New lab studying dangerous viruses opens near Prague
A new laboratory enabling safe work with highly infectious viruses and bacteria opened this week at the Biocev science centre in Vestec near Prague.
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Czech experts develop robots to help search for missing persons
Czech researchers are using artificial intelligence to train robots, teaching them to search unfamiliar or hard-to-reach areas.
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