Cutting-edge educational initiatives focus of 4EU+ meeting

The 4EU+ university alliance, pooling the resources and talents of six public research universities (including Charles University) aims to revolutionise research and education.

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Jan Velinger, 28 February 2020


Cutting-edge educational initiatives focus of 4EU+ meeting

The 4EU+ university alliance, pooling the resources and talents of six public research universities (including Charles University) aims to revolutionise research and education.

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Jan Velinger, 28 February 2020


CU’s Tomáš Halík delivers first of Duffy Lectures

Well-known Czech priest and professor at the Faculty of Arts at Charles University Tomáš Halík has begun delivering this year’s Duffy Lectures in Global Christianity.

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Kamila Kohoutová, 4 February 2020


CU’s Martin Hora: lead author of study published in “Journal of Human Evolution”

Anthropologists at Charles University and colleagues from three American universities recently published the findings of a joint-study examining dehydration and persistence hunting by modern humans’ predecessor Homo erectus.

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Jan Velinger, 27 January 2020


Primus Day an opportunity to learn about top projects

Astrophysicist Ondřej Pejcha completed his doctorate at Ohio State University in 2013 but for the scientist that was just the beginning.

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Martin Rychlík, 10 January 2020


Reviving Sark Norman

The Channel Islands are located in the English Channel and what is special about them is that most have retained their original Norman language.

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Jitka Jiřičková, 12 December 2019


Sixty Years Ago: Czech chemist J.Heyrovský was awarded the Nobel Prize

December 10 marks exactly sixty years that Czech scientist and inventor Jaroslav Heyrovský was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. His main area of work was in polarography. Associate Professor Jiří Barek discusses the chemist’s success and invaluable contribution.

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Marcela Úhlíková, 10 December 2019


France’s Minister of State for European Affairs looks back on Europe since ‘89

France’s Minister of State for European Affairs, Amélie de Montchalin, gave a lecture at the Carolinum on Thursday entitled “30 years after 1989 - Can Europe keep its promise of peace, prosperity and freedom?”. Rector Tomáš Zima, the Vice-Rector for Research, Jan Konvalinka, and the Vice-Rector for Education, Radka Wildová, were the top university representatives present.

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Valerie Stupnikova, 29 November 2019




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