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8 Jan 2021

End of the 2020 Fall Semester information

Updated. Based on the new government regulations effective from January 10, 2021 the following applies. (Click to read more.)

7 Jan 2021

CEITEC PhD School

Do you want to start building your scientific career at an excellent institution in the great city of Brno? Apply now to the CEITEC PhD School programme!

5 Jan 2021

The same point of view: The MU Faculty of Science then and now

The buildings of the original home for the terminally ill of Emperor František Josef, built by the Prague architect Josef Beníšek in 1893, only served their original purpose as a home for the terminally ill until 1921.

4 Jan 2021

Conversations about the universe

Take a look at the first vidcast by colleagues from our Department of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics. Norbert Werner and Samuel Kováčik discussed, for example, the Nobel Prize in Physics, phosphane in the atmosphere of Venus, and especially the hot universe. (Available only in Czech.)

30 Dec 2020

A global distribution company originating from MUNI has obtained a license for growth factors

The MU Spin-off company Enantis has entered into a license agreement for the production of the stabilised growth factor FGF2.

18 Dec 2020

President Zeman appointed new professors

On Tuesday, 15th December, the president of the Czech Republic Miloš Zeman signed decrees appointing 80 professors. Milan Gelnar and Jan Paseka from our faculty are two of them. Congratulations!

14 Dec 2020

We are opening the first study program in English!

We are proud to announce that, from the next academic year (2021/2022), it will be possible to study Molecular and Cell Biology at our faculty in English! You can apply for this program of follow-up Master’s studies from 1 January 2021.

14 Dec 2020

In failure, I look for the positive and turn it into an experience

From student to Director of the Department? Yes, it’s possible, with hard work, a kind approach, the help of mentors and good luck. Read an interview with Petra Urbanová, a renowned forensic anthropologist, (not only) on the future of this field.