Destructive yet life-giving. Lukáš Krmíček studies lava directly in the field
What does the work of a volcanologist entail? And how has a lifelong passion for volcanoes shaped his life? Find out in our interview with Lukáš Krmíček.
17. 03. 2025

A novel compound that protects bone cells may benefit diabetic patients

Individuals with diabetes face an elevated risk of fractures. A promising new compound that not only enhances insulin sensitivity, but also safeguards bones, could be the answer. ...
10. 03. 2025

New interactive exhibition at the CAS showcases materials shaped by genius ideas

Have you ever seen a wire that “remembers” its shape? Even if you stretch it out, it returns to its original form when heated. At the Czech Academy of Sciences, you can not only see it but also try it out for yourself. ...
05. 03. 2025

Leaf growth, root formation, and reproduction – Look to hormones for the answer

Plants cannot outrun drought, flooding, or hungry herbivores. And yet, they survive, thrive, and reproduce. Their secret? A finely tuned survival strategy – phytohormones. “The adaptability of plants fascinates me. ...
27. 02. 2025

Without volcanoes, life on Earth wouldn’t exist, says Lukáš Krmíček

In his youth, he considered becoming a professional trombonist, but ultimately, volcanoes triumphed over the brass instrument. ...
25. 02. 2025

What are the Open Science principles of the Czech Academy of Sciences?

Sharing knowledge and collaboration are the basis for scientific progress. Developing the Open Science principles, which emphasise the accessibility and reusability of research results, is crucial for the Czech Academy of Sciences. ...
13. 02. 2025

Meadow flowers unlocking evolution: Scientists decode Y chromosome DNA

What does the Silene latifolia plant have in common with humans? Separate sexes. One white campion growing between fields might be male, while just a few steps away, another will be female. ...
11. 02. 2025

Pop culture reflects contemporary values and behavioral patterns, says historian

As a teen, Veronika Pehe dreamed of becoming a filmmaker. Now, though, the researcher from the Institute of Contemporary History of the CAS doesn’t direct films nor TV shows – she studies them. ...
06. 02. 2025

Archaeologists discover extensive burial site on planned Prague Ring Road route

A total of 37 graves from the Migration Period have been uncovered in the cadaster of Prague–Dubeč by researchers from the Institute of Archaeology of the CAS, Prague. ...
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