Current News
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Research stays with scholarships offerd by The German Federal Foundation for the Environment
The German Federal Foundation for the Environment - DBU offers research stays with scholarships in the Federal Republic of Germany to young researchers in the field of the environment up to 3 years after graduation.
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Suburban camp for children MUNIsportík
Fun, sports and movement week for children aged 6 - 13 years is focused on the development of movement versatility and the basics of selected sports disciplines (non-traditional and experiential movement games, street dance and aerobics, basic gymnastics, athletics, in-line skating, children's yoga, tennis, bouldering, etc.).
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Rains benefit animals
This year, with its high rainfall, has witnessed the return of some particularly rare species, including the critically endangered tadpole shrimp that has now reappeared in field ponds of southern Moravia. The localities where tadpole shrimps and other critically endangered species have been found are being mapped by scientists from Masaryk University. For more information, see the report by Czech Television. (only in Czech).
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Personal data processing in connection with COVID-19 infection
This Measure sets forth the obligations of MU employees as well as the procedure for processing special categories of personal data of MU employees for the purpose of health protection of Masaryk University (hereinafter referred to as “MU”) employees and students.
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News from em.muni.cz
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Scientists and computer scientists have tested known drugs for a new coronavirus
Artificial intelligence helps in the fight against the COVID-19 disease. Researchers at MUNI and FNUSA-ICRC utilized their own software to test approved drugs that could effectively block the virus.
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Werner: Instead of reading fairy tales, my dad showed me astronauts on the Moon
The astrophysicist Norbert Werner has been recently awarded a unique grant by Masaryk University – MUNI Award in Science and Humanities.
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Chemistry was a random choice. Now she’s studying it at Harvard
Petra Vojáčková was accepted into a doctoral programme at Harvard university after graduating from Masaryk University.
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A teacher stays in the classroom, with cameras in place of students
During the coronavirus lockdown at Masaryk University’s Faculty of Science, Zdeněk Bochníček stayed at work and continued teaching his students remotely via video lectures.
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A. Einstein