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25 Feb
MjUNI at the University Campus
MjUNI offers a chance for pupils and students from 9 to 18 years of age to experience the life of a university student first-hand. This time, the Faculty of Medicine ond Faculty of Pharmacy will open its doors. The...
2 Mar
Mendel Lectures: Walter Salzburger - "The non-gradual nature of explosive diversification in African cichlid fishes"
The prestigious Mendel Lectures with distinguished guests from the medical and natural sciences have been held regularly since 2003 at the Augustinian Abbey on Mendel Square.
23 Mar
Mendel Lectures: Dirk Inze - "Engineering complex agronomic traits in crops"
The prestigious Mendel Lectures with distinguished guests from the medical and natural sciences have been held regularly since 2003 at the Augustinian Abbey on Mendel Square.
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MU graduate helped translate words for Czech-Ukrainian picture dictionary
Masaryk University graduate Jitka Janů contributed to the Czech-Ukrainian picture dictionary developed by the Berlin-based TüftelAkademie. She did not translate the words directly from Czech but via German.
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Graduates from MU make business with kombucha
For two years, Michal Ďuriník and František Špás, friends who met at the Faculty of Economics and Administration of Masaryk University, have been producing kombucha, a drink beneficial to human health. They were led to their successful business by chance.
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Cambodian student: I never thought I’d stay in Brno
An interesting study programme, a university town in the heart of Europe, and above all lots of IT companies all in one place. These are the things that drew Cambodian student Kanitha Chim to do her master’s degree in Brno at MU’s Faculty of Informatics.
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From state exams at the Faculty of Sports Studies directly to NHL
He left Brno, Kometa and Masaryk University. Twenty-five-year-old hockey goalie Karel Vejmelka got an NHL contract, finished his diploma thesis and passed his state examination in August. He thus successfully completed a year marked by the Covid-19 pandemic.