For students

4 Aug 2020

A tip of the Deník: our Botanical Garden

Today’s "Deník on the trip" is dedicated to Brno and, among other things, highlights the faculty’s botanical gardens as an attraction for tourists.

27 Jul 2020

Rains benefit animals

This year, with its high rainfall, has witnessed the return of some particularly rare species, including the critically endangered tadpole shrimp that has now reappeared in field ponds of southern Moravia. The localities where tadpole shrimps and other critically endangered species have been found are being mapped by scientists from Masaryk University. For more information, see the report by Czech Television. (only in Czech).

23 Jul 2020

ČT 24: Brno researchers use artificial intelligence to investigate thousands of possible anti-coronavirus drugs

Researchers from Brno have proposed several existing and approved drugs that could prevent the coronavirus binding to human cells. The drugs were identified while researching proteins using artificial intelligence, which also has the potential to identify new drug structures.

16 Jul 2020

The first astrophysicist to observe the cosmic web is coming to Brno

The universe has fascinated him since he was a child. He studies the influence of black holes on the evolution of galaxies, discovered an explosion that can only be beaten by the Big Bang and was the first to use X-ray telescopes to observe the fibres of the cosmic web. Now, the world-renowned astrophysicist Norbert Werner will be joining the space research centre at our faculty.

13 Jul 2020

ICRC Academy – we’ll get you to the top of science

Lectures, excursions, seminars and internships. All this awaits you at the ICRC Academy if you are a student.

10 Jul 2020

The unique Žítková meadows

Our botanists are studying the flora of the Žítková meadows in the White Carpathians. With up to 50 plant species per square meter, including rare orchids, the meadows are recognised worldwide as unique in terms of number of species.

Fulbright Scholar Martin Toul: I was literally thrilled with protein engineering

Martin Toul graduated with a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Biochemistry from the Faculty of Science at Masaryk University. He is continuing his Doctoral studies at the same faculty in the Molecular and Cellular Biology and Genetics program. He will now enrich his successful scientific career with a four-month research stay at the University of Texas in Austin (USA), for which he managed to obtain a prestigious Fulbright scholarship.

Faculty life in the coronavirus age

Events at our faculty did not stop when the state of emergency order was announced – quite the opposite. In addition to volunteering, individual workplaces found many ways to help within their specialisations. Read how in the following sections. Thank you very much for your help!