We are the most successful research faculty at MU
Contributing by more than 50 % of all MUNI research outcomes at Web of Science (WoS).
Research at Faculty of Science MU
We publish over 1100 original papers and over 50 books a year
In 2019 our academics and students published over 1100 original papers and over 50 books or book chapters.
We publish in the most prestigous media
Over 70 % of our outcomes in journals are above the WOS IF median.
Participation in the international and national projects assures quality and success
At faculty, we run
20 EU H2020 projects, 92 grants from GAČR,
23 from TAČR and 22 from EU operational funds.
Key Research Areas
“At the beginning of all research, there is amazement at the secret.”
Albert Einstein
News from Science and Research
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Postdocs succeed in EU grant schemes and can do research abroad and at MU
Masaryk University confirms that it is the most successful institution of its kind in the Czech Republic in obtaining support from the European Union; currently within the framework of calls for postdoctoral projects.
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Brno honours promising young scientists, including 17 from MU
The Brno Ph.D. Talent Award supports aspiring doctoral students in science and engineering in their research. This year, the top twenty-five were awarded a prize of CZK 360,000.
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MASH holder: I didn’t get into stellar research until I was an undergraduate
Tereza Jeřábková, winner of last year’s MUNI Award in Science and Humanities, has been working at the Faculty of Science since February. Her decision to return to the Czech Republic was strategic and motivated by her desire to contribute to the development of the local scientific environment. The astronomer seeks to link the physical processes of star formation and evolution with the broader context of the galaxies where the stars are born.
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MASH holder: I didn’t get into stellar research until I was an undergraduate
Tereza Jeřábková, winner of last year’s MUNI Award in Science and Humanities, has been working at the Faculty of Science since February. Her decision to return to the Czech Republic was strategic and motivated by her desire to contribute to the development of the local scientific environment. The astronomer seeks to link the physical processes of star formation and evolution with the broader context of the galaxies where the stars are born.
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