Science and technology
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Kateřina Jeřábková-Roda on tracking cancer’s aggression and the future of early diagnostics
Kateřina Jeřábková-Roda is involved in cancer research that links microscopic cellular changes to the hope of earlier diagnosis and better patient outcomes.
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Anticipating accidents: Petr Dobiáš’s vision for smarter elderly care
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.
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Passion for proteins: Štěpánka Nedvědová on a quest to curb viral replication
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.
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‘No more animal testing’: Scientists in Zlín developing lab model of the human small intestine
Scientists in Zlín are developing an advanced model of the human small intestine. The main goal behind this effort is to replace animal testing in developing new drugs.
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New study by Czech researchers: Tattoos may affect immune system
Getting a tattoo may leave a lasting mark not only on your skin, but also on your immune system.
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Let’s Protect Prague’s Nights: White light turns darkness into day
White LED streetlights are reshaping Prague’s nights – and not everyone is pleased. A new petition to “protect Prague’s nights” has emerged in response.
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Rare winter phenomenon turns ice on Lipno Lake green
A rare sight appeared at South Bohemia’s Lipno Reservoir: the ice turned green, caused by cyanobacteria trapped beneath the frozen surface.
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Czech scientists study how salt destroys metal structures to protect bridges and spacecraft
Winter coats roads with salt, slowly eating away at metal. Scientists at the Institute of Physics of Materials of the Academy of Sciences are trying to combat this.
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Bringing science home for Christmas: the annual Czexpats Conference
Each Christmas, Czech scientists return home from abroad. Many join the Czexpats in Science Conference - what are its aims?
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Professor Janský: Czech geographer who discovered the true source of the Amazon River
Professor Bohumír Janský, guest of Czechast, is the Czech geographer who led the expeditions that uncovered the true headwaters of the Amazon.
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Prague’s iconic astronomical clock gets digital twin
A digital replica of Prague’s astronomical clock is now on display in the Old Town Hall. How does the world’s oldest functioning mechanism actually work?
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TerraDrought: Czech and US scientists launch global real-time drought tool
Czech and US scientists have launched TerraDrought, a global drought-monitoring system. I spoke with Miroslav Trnka about how it works and who it helps.
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