Chemical opera: When science meets art
The world premiere of a unique project took place on September 13 during the alumni gathering at the Faculty of Chemistry. Created as an original contribution to the 125th anniversary of Brno ...
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Invitation to a public seminar
The Institute of Chemistry and Technology of Environmental Protection and the doctoral board of the PhD programme Chemistry and Technology of Environmental Protection cordially invite you to a ...
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Invitation to a lecture: “To fit or not to fit: from analytical to advanced fitting models for micellization”
The Institute of Physical and Applied Chemistry invites you to a lecture titled “To fit or not to fit: from analytical to advanced fitting models for micellization”, presented by Dr. Bojan Šarac. ...
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Meeting with Academics: Assoc. Prof. Michaela Vašinová Galiová
We warmly invite all students to a lecture from the series of inspiring meetings with FCH academics. On April 28 at 12:30 in room P1, Associate Professor Michaela Vašinová Galiová, Vice-Dean for ...
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Meeting with Academics: Prof. Michal Veselý
We invite all students to the next lecture in the new series of inspiring meetings with FCH academics. The lecture will take place on May 5 at 12:30 in room P1 and will feature Professor Michal ...
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FCH BUT with NATO support aims to revitalize war-affected soil in Ukraine
Czech and Ukrainian scientists will collaborate over the next two years on a project focused on monitoring and analyzing the condition of agricultural soil in Ukraine affected by military ...
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A way out of the plastic age? The solution is neither easy nor ...
Global plastic production has reached 400 million tonnes annually. What are the environmental consequences? Can material policy be reformed? And who is to blame? These pressing questions were ...
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Invisible identification mark protects rare archival materials and art ...
It can’t be erased, dissolved, or removed. It’s invisible to the naked eye and even ultraviolet light won’t reveal it. The invisible mark contains a mixture of metal oxides forming a numeric code, ...
