Event calendar

April 2026

12 Apr
17 Apr

UPCON 2026

The Fifth International UPCON Conference, focused on the preparation, properties, and applications of upconversion nanomaterials (UPCON 2026), will take place on April 12–17, 2026, at the Hotel Continental in Brno.

from 6:00 PM to 1:00 PM

16 Apr

Botanical seminar: František Zedek: Stability, change, and genetic variability in plants: evolutionary context

How do plants maintain stability while constantly changing? This lecture will show how genetic variability arises through recombination and how it can be surprisingly well estimated from chromosome size—even in species we know almost nothing about. Based on the latest research, it will offer a new perspective on plant evolution and their ability to adapt to a changing world.

from 4:00 PM

22 Apr

The evening about physics and life with Tomáš Tyc

In-Life, a student organization, invites you to an informal evening at the Moravian Library with Professor of Theoretical Physics Tomáš Tyc. You can look forward to a physics show as well as a discussion about physics and various aspects of a scientist’s life—career, family, and reflections on the meaning of life and faith in God. During the evening, you’ll be able to ask questions via Slido, so feel free to start thinking of them in advance, or just come and listen. The event is intended for university students.

from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

23 Apr

Botanical seminar: Impacts of observation error on estimates of vegetation dynamics and biodiversity change

This presentation examines how observation error affects estimates of vegetation dynamics and biodiversity change using repeated survey data from grassland ecosystems across Central Europe. By integrating multi-site datasets with modeling approaches such as particle-based filtering, it quantifies observation uncertainty and improves estimates of key ecological processes, including species persistence and extinction dynamics. The results highlight the importance of accounting for observation error to obtain more reliable assessments of community change and ecosystem resilience.

from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM

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