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Welcome to the web page of the Departments of Physics at the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University in Brno:

Studying Physics at MUNI

What We Do?

Activities for secondary and basic schools

Events

14–17 Apr

2025 Easter Duckweed hunt

The Society of SCI MUNI Scientists invites you to this year's Easter Hunt.

15 Apr

F5210 – Popularization with ÚDiF II.

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM

ÚDiF, the Amazing Theatre of Physics, has been presenting the beauty of physics and chemistry professionally since 2007. Come and be inspired by their experience.

16 Apr

DCMP Seminar: Yves Dumont

11:00 AM

Department of Condensed Matter Physics invites you to the lecture

Yves Dumont (Université Paris-Saclay, UVSQ, CNRS, Versailles, France):
Oxide perovskite ABO3 (A=Ca, Sr, Ba and B=V, Mo): from thin films growth towards transparent conducting electronics and for flexible electronics membranes

16 Apr

Physics in Business 2025 – Intellectual property

4:00 PM

We cordially invite you to the lecture from the course F5900 Physics in Business. Markéta Vlasáková will talk about the intelectual property.

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News and Articles

10 Apr

Stinging and glandular trichomes of plants and microscopy

Stinging and glandular trichomes protect plants from herbivores. The structure of these types of trichomes can be perfectly observed with an electron microscope. Study electron microscopy!

14 Mar

Pavel Souček joined the MU delegation to Taiwan

Assoc. Prof. Pavel Souček is a leading expert in the preparation and analysis of thin films at the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University. He joined MU’s delegation to Taiwan to discuss the cooperation between Taiwan univeristies and MU. The main goal is to promote the exchange of staff, students and joint research in hi-tech areas.

3 Mar

Exploring the potential of plasma-liquid interactions: Leila Zahedi and Pedram Ghourchi Beigi Erasmus+ stay

Leila Zahedi and Pedram Ghourchi Beigi, Ph.D. candidates at the Plasma Nanotechnology and Bioapplication group, Department of Plasma Physics and Technology, stayed four months at the University of Ghent for their Erasmus+ traineeship. They investigated the potential of plasma-liquid interaction for practical applications within the scope of their respective Ph.D. topics.

28 Feb

Entropy matters! Czech research advances materials development

A team of scientists from the Czech Academy of Sciences and Faculty of Science at Masaryk University has made a major contribution to research into the accumulation of impurities at the interface between crystals, a phenomenon having caused e.g. a series of accidents at nuclear power stations in the UK in the 1960s. The study, published in the prestigious journal Progress in Materials Science, furthers the development of more resistant alloys or new technological processes for their production.

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