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The Foyer of the Faculty Has a New Mini-Exhibition of the Works of Secondary School Students

In the faculty foyer you can go through the periodic table of elements or enjoy a mini-exhibition of the works of students from the Secondary School of Tourism and Graphic Design in Pardubice. The new exhibition is unique and displays the works of the graduates and students of graphic desi…

Research at the University of Pardubice gains worldwide recognition

The method of pancreatic cancer diagnosis, as discovered by the team of analytical chemist Michal Holčapek of the Faculty of Chemical Technology, University of Pardubice, has earned worldwide recognition. The result of the research has been published by the prestigious journal Nature Communicatio…

University Experts Finish the Restoration of a Prehistoric Well

Experts from the Faculty of Restoration, the University of Pardubice, have just finished the restoration of a more than 7,000 years old well. The exceptionally preserved and significant prehistoric find, discovered in 2018 at Ostrov na Chrudimsku, has been conserved and prepared for handover. The…

Special Filter to Help Scientists Catch Virus in Classrooms

Scientists at the Centre for Materials and Nanotechnologies (CEMNAT), the Faculty of Chemical Technology at the University of Pardubice, have introduced a new air filtration system that effectively prevents SARS-COV-2 transmission indoors. The device, which significantly reduces the concentration…

Students Can Relax in a New Atrium Near the Changing Room

As part of the reconstruction of the faculty premises, the management decided to gradually refurbish the inner atria. The first one was the atrium adjacent to the seminar rooms and students’ changing room between Blocks C and D. The architectural and horticultural project was commissioned …

Professor Tomáš Wágner: U.S. Patents Don’t Just Fall into Your Lap

Professor Tomáš Wágner has been involved in material research all his life and is expert on the elements of the chalcogen group. He is a chemist but his research is also into electrical engineering and optics with a possible overlap in medicine, environmental protection and safety. “Each element …