15 octoberOnly a small number of Czech satellites have made it into Earth orbit – fewer than twenty, to be precise. Their number has grown significantly in recent years, reflecting the current strength of space
12 octoberAt first glance, 3D printing may seem like a fully digital manufacturing process: you prepare the data, send it to the printer and wait for the finished product. But according to Jan Vítek, a designer
5 octoberWhat does research right next to an active volcano involve? Volcanologist Lukáš Krmíček from the Faculty of Civil Engineering BUT (FCE) travelled to Yasur volcano in Vanuatu, where he collected volcan
23 septemberIn 1974, student Karel Sehoř set out on a trip around Radhošť and Pustevny. The beauty of the landscape impressed him so much that he invited his classmates to join him on another trip. And so a tradi
18 septemberWhat does a board game have in common with art? Perhaps more than you might think at first glance. Visitors to Researchers' Night will discover that game design is far from being the domain of technic
16 septemberWhen we think of car safety, most people picture an airbag or a seat belt. But what exactly has to work for a vehicle to protect us in a crash? Visitors to the Researchers' Night at the Institute of F
14 septemberWe often find history preserved in books, newspapers and manuscripts, but finding a specific piece of information among an endless number of pages can be far from easy. What if artificial intelligence
11 septemberEach of us perceives the world around us a little differently. But what would it be like if our limbs suddenly stopped working, reading became more difficult, or we could no longer control a computer
9 septemberInformal settlements are home to at least a quarter of the world's urban population, yet they are still more often viewed through prejudice than genuine understanding. What does a city look like when
7 septemberThe human body is full of signals that usually go unnoticed. But what if, for a moment, we could actually listen to our own muscles? Visitors to Researchers' Night at the Centre of Sports Activities
4 septemberExperiments don't have to take place only in scientific laboratories. What if an ordinary kitchen could become one? During this year's Researchers' Night, visitors to the Faculty of Chemistry BUT will
2 septemberThey say the eyes never lie. But do we really see everything we look at, or does our brain simply select what it considers important from everything in front of us? Visitors to Researchers' Night at t
31 augustA total solar eclipse lasts only a few minutes. Yet during that brief period, scientists gain a unique view of the solar corona. How much do we actually know about the mysterious outer atmosphere of o
28 augustWhat lies behind the doors of laboratories that are normally off-limits to visitors? This year’s Researchers’ Night will open the doors of CEITEC BUT’s cleanrooms, showcasing five state-of-the-art ins
26 augustEveryone knows tic-tac-toe. But what if the rules change and an ordinary game becomes a test of your mind? Visitors will get the chance to experience exactly that during this year's Researchers' Night