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Activities for secondary and basic schools

Events

Mendel Days 2026

4 – 5 Nov

Mendel Days 2026 will conclude the Four Elements series. This year's edition will focus on the last of the four classical elements: air. As in previous years, the event will offer a broad perspective on Gregor Johann Mendel's diverse interests and highlight his legacy in contexts that extend beyond the boundaries of individual academic disciplines. Among this year's speakers are physicists Prof. Vít Kudrle, Assoc. Prof. Zdeněk Bochníček, Assoc. Prof. Michal Zajaček, and Prof. Tomáš Tyc.

DCMP Seminar: Krzysztof Wohlfeld

Lecture

In person

4 Nov 11:00 AM

Department of Condensed Matter Physics invites you to the lecture by Krzysztof Wohlfeld (University of Warsaw, Poland): In the quest for an orbiton

DPPT Seminar: Radoslav Brunovský

Lecture

Online and in person

5 Nov 10:00 AM – 11:50 AM

Invitation to the Department of Plasma Physics and Technology Seminar. The speaker is our PhD student Radoslav Brunovský from the Plasma Diagnostics and Modelling research group. The topic is Energy balance in nonthermal plasma sources: a conundrum for environmental technology.

Vít Kudrle – Stavba atomu - pohled fyziky a chemie

Meetup

Online and in person

5 Nov 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM

183rd Physics Café offers a lecture by prof. Vít Kudrle on the topic of structure of atoms from the view of physics and chemistry.

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News and Articles

12 Oct

Two PhD students from our faculty have made a name for themselves at the NANOCON international conference

Research carried out by two PhD students from Masaryk University’s Faculty of Science attracted attention at this year’s NANOCON international conference. Pavel Špaček, from the Department of Biochemistry, and Tereza Rybová, from the Department of Plasma Physics and Technology, both received awards at the 18th edition of the conference.

8 Oct

Researchers’ Night Attracted Nearly 3,600 Visitors to the Faculty of Science

On Friday, September 25, our faculty participated in Researchers’ Night, and its program at both campuses attracted a total of 3,594 visitors. A total of 1,510 people visited the Kotlářská campus and 2,084 visited the campus in Bohunice, marking the highest attendance of all Masaryk University locations, which collectively welcomed 5,919 visitors this year. Over 50 stations and activities were set up at both campuses, bringing science to life in a playful and accessible way.

7 Oct

Jan Skácel Presents New Research Results at ESA SPINE Workshop

PhD student Jan Skácel presented the latest results of his research at the SPINE (Spacecraft Plasma Interactions Network in Europe) Workshop, an annual event organized by the European Space Agency (ESA). His work on spacecraft-plasma interactions received positive feedback from experts across Europe. The workshop also offered opportunities to strengthen collaborations within the international space plasma research community.

6 Oct

From food-dye purification to next-generation dialysis membranes

As part of the High School Professional Activity (SOČ) programme, talented high school student Vladimír Hudák from Gymnázium Jozefa Miloslava Hurbana in Čadca is returning to us after a year with a new research topic, again under the supervision of Dr. Richard Krumpolec. This time, his project focuses on the use of advanced filtration materials for biomedical applications.

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