ComMUNIty Fund: eleven successful projects with bright future
Masaryk University presented the projects supported in the first year the ComMUNIty Fund competition and completed at the end of last year.
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University supports DNA research with MUNI Junior Star grant
Anirban Ghosh of CEITEC MU was awarded the Masaryk University grant for exceptionally promising researchers who have recently completed their PhD.
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From sports fields to new classrooms: MU unveils investment plans
Masaryk University is entering the year 2025 with three dozen funded investment projects, which were presented on January 29 at a meeting of stakeholders and suppliers organised by MU together with the South Moravian Regional Authority and the Brno University of Technology.
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Exhibition inspires women to pursue careers in mathematics
A great way to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science is by visiting the “Women of Mathematics from Around the World” exhibition, which is on display in February at the Bohunice University Campus, corridor B/C.
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MU celebrates its 106th anniversary and honours people who have contributed to its development
The celebration of the 106th anniversary of Masaryk University was held in the spirit of commemorating 100 years since the university awarded its first honorary doctorate, whose recipient was the composer Leoš Janáček.
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Researcher receives prestigious EU and Ministry of Education grant
Monika Brusenbauch Meislová, a lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Social Studies, ended last year on a high note. In addition to receiving prestigious grants, she was awarded the MUNI Scientist Award for excellence in research.
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Robert Vácha from CEITEC receives prestigious ERC grant
Robert Vácha's research focuses on the development of antimicrobial peptides aiming to address the critical need for effective treatment of respiratory infections caused by resistant bacteria.
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Department of Anthropology has new isotope lab
International cooperation is well underway at the Faculty of Science Masaryk University thanks to a new isotope lab, dedicated to studying both ancient and modern human populations.