Experts from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of the University of Pardubice have made it to this year's final of the prestigious Transfera Technology Day competition. Prof. Petr Dolezel's research team was among the 11 finalists with their innovative technology Neural Vision View.The competition evaluates scientific projects that have commercial potential and aims to… Více zde

The University of Pardubice has received the prestigious HR Award. It has thus joined the major educational and scientific institutions whose priority is employee care. The HR Award certificate makes the University more attractive when addressing researchers from abroad and obtaining significant grants to support research. "The award increases the prestige of our university and its… Více zde

We would like to inform you that on Monday, 25 October 2021, Ms Jennifer Bachus, Chargé d´Affairs of the US Embassy in the Czech Republic, will pay a visit to the University of Pardubice. Ms Bachus will meet the Rector of the University, Professor Jiří Málek to discuss possible opportunities for cooperation in the field of research and development. Cooperation with the USA is very important… Více zde

Chemists from the University of Pardubice and their colleagues from the Academy of Sciences have succeeded in preparing positively charged carboranes. These compounds of boron, hydrogen and carbon have never been obtained in this form before. Their formation defies the standard rules of chemistry. The compounds have unique properties that scientists will investigate. In the future, they might… Více zde

Half the circumference of the Earth or nine times along the Czech border; that is the total distance covered by the students, academics and employees of the University of Pardubice in a single month. They were motivated by the Let’s Get the Uni Running call announced on April 1st by the Department of Physical Education and Sports, University of Pardubice, during long-term online teaching and… Více zde

The research team of Professor Zuzana Bílková from the Faculty of Chemical Technology in cooperation with experts from the IQS Group, has developed a chip that will make COVID-19 testing more accurate. The properties of the chip aggregate viral particles, and thus it is possible to detect even asymptomatic patients. The team of Dr. Jan Macák of the Centre of Materials and Nanotechnologies of… Více zde

Researchers from the University of Pardubice have developed an unusual method that can also be used for self-testing for the coronavirus. The symptoms of some diseases, including COVID-19, include a complete or partial loss of smell and taste. A self-test linked to a mobile app could detect the disease at an early stage at the onset of taste impairment when other symptoms are absent. “… Více zde