Two outstanding early-career researchers at UCT Prague, Filipa Oliveira and Stella Gonsales, received prestigious GAČR JUNIOR STAR grants for innovative research in materials science and sustainable chemistry.

UCT Prague researchers introduce “Lab-on-a-Scalpel,” a 3D-printed surgical tool with an electrochemical sensor, offering a glimpse into real-time diagnostics during surgery.

UCT Prague’s team combats illegal hormones and counterfeit drugs in real time. Their forensic research already aids police, customs, and legislation—before the project is even finished.

PhD candidate Francesco Mazzeo focuses on sustainable mobility and fuel cell tech at Politecnico di Torino, collaborating with UCT Prague and companies like Eaton to bridge research and industry.

How can we replace scarce lithium? Dr. Tomáš Hartman’s GAČR project explores 2D silicon and germanium as affordable alternatives for future batteries and sustainable energy.

A GAČR-supported project led by Dr. Mario Vazdar investigates how arginine-rich peptides penetrate cells, aiming to clarify key mechanisms in targeted drug delivery and membrane biochemistry.

A new project supported by the Czech Science Foundation (GACR) focuses on a detailed study of ions produced in electrospray and their potential use beyond analytical chemistry.

An interview with Professor Jan Merna, head of UCT Prague’s Department of Polymers. Merna also discusses trends in polymer research, new approaches to 3D printing, and .biodegradable polymers.

Alexandr Malijevský, now a full professor, joined UCT Prague in 2000 as a doctoral student. He completed his Master's degree at the Charles University Faculty of Mathematics and Physics.

Interview with Professor Milan Pospíšil, the new Rector of UCT Prague from January 1, 2024.