Meet Viola Caminiti, an inspiring environmental scientist on a mission to turn waste into opportunity. With a background in environmental sciences from Venice University and a love for nature, ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed just how vulnerable our contemporary globalized world is. Emerging infections spread rapidly and have the potential to impact humanity with unprecedented force. ...
According to the World Health Organization, about one in five people worldwide suffer from cancer. In the Czech Republic, the figure is as high as one in three. The team led by Associate Professor ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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, ...
In stores, products often carry labels such as “100% recyclable packaging”. However, the reality is different. Even recycling generates waste, consumes energy, and in some cases, its negative ...
Silver, silicon, tin, and zinc—wafers from decommissioned solar panels contain a range of metals that would be useful to separate or reuse in new alloys. Until now, however, no technology has ...