Science and technology
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Professor Patrick van Damme on the role of Prague's Faculty of Tropical Agri-Sciences
Patrick Van Damme, Belgian professor in tropical agronomy, has recently been appointed to head the Faculty of Tropical Agri-Sciences.
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Climatologist: Until 2050 the course is set, but we can influence what happens after that
Temperature swings, heavy storms and flash floods have become a regular feature of the Czech summer.
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Czech scientists working on 3D printed joint replacements
Czech scientists are working on the development of small joint replacements using 3D printing, which could help patients suffering from arthritis in fingers and toes.
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Czech Science Foundation signs unique cooperation agreement with US counterpart
An agreement reached between the US and Czech science foundations will allow scientists from the two countries to coordinate research and receive funding together.
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Killer robots: Czechs working on AI prototype to wipe out pests with less insecticide
Scientists in Brno have developed a “green” prototype robot that identifies insects harmful to agricultural crops and spays just enough of the right chemical to kill them.
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Czech scientists: Mozart’s music more effective than Haydn’s in treating epilepsy
Listening to classical music, it is often said, has beneficial effects on both the mind and body. But does some music have more healing power than others?
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Czechs develop AI to detect risk of Parkinson’s disease via ultrasound
Parkinson’s disease often goes undiagnosed in the early stages. A Czech team is using artificial intelligence to detect it via ultrasound images.
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Remote test of taste buds being developed by Pardubice University team
Scientists from the University of Pardubice are working on a simplified method of testing taste buds, which can be used by patients at home.
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Czech Technical University team working on animal inspired drone swarms
A CTU project seeks to explore the possible application of massed drones in humanitarian search and rescue operations.
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Czech scientist Julie Dobrovolná on measuring stress
Czech scientist Julie Dobrovolná is heading a team at Masaryk University’s RECETOX centre, which is developing a new method of measuring stress.
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Brno scientists developing nanorobots for surgery, attacking cancer cells
Scientists in Brno are developing robots invisible to the naked eye capable of performing surgery and reaching all but inaccessible places in the human body.
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“Reading adds profound qualities to your life,” says researcher Anežka Kuzmičová
Czech researcher Anežka Kuzmičová is conducting research into children’s reading at Charles University.
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