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Faculty of Science, Charles University and IOCB Prague Strengthen Partnership in Research, Education, and Technology Transfer

Faculty of Science, Charles University and IOCB Prague Strengthen Partnership in Research, Education, and Technology Transfer

Published: Thursday 8.10.2026
The Faculty of Science, Charles University (CU Faculty of Science) and IOCB Prague have formalized their strategic partnership. Dean of the Faculty Vladimír Krylov and IOCB Director Jan Konvalinka signed a memorandum outlining extensive scientific and educational cooperation, as well as a joint approach to knowledge and technology transfer.
Four years, 41 countries, one question: How can parental leave contribute to more sustainable societies?

Four years, 41 countries, one question: How can parental leave contribute to more sustainable societies?

Published: Wednesday 7.10.2026
After four years of international cooperation, COST Action CA21150 Parental Leave Policies and Social Sustainability (Sustainability@Leave) concluded in September 2026. The Action brought together researchers, policymakers and stakeholders from across Europe and beyond to examine parental leave not only as an employment or gender-equality measure, but as a policy with wider implications for inequalities, children’s well-being, family life and the social sustainability of societies.
Through the Slavic World of Pavel Josef Šafařík

Through the Slavic World of Pavel Josef Šafařík

Published: Tuesday 6.10.2026
On Thursday, 22 October 2026, at 2 p.m., the foyer of the Map Collection will come alive with a special event commemorating the inscription of P. J. Šafařík’s maps in the UNESCO Memory of the World Register. The programme will include the unveiling of a commemorative plaque, the launch of a new book, and the exhibition Hic sunt Slavi. The event is held under the auspices of Dean of the Faculty of Science, doc. RNDr. Ing. Vladimír Krylov, Ph.D. Everyone is warmly invited!
Scientists from Czech Institutions Help Rewrite the Bat Family Tree: Originating in Europe and Flying for 65 Million Years

Scientists from Czech Institutions Help Rewrite the Bat Family Tree: Originating in Europe and Flying for 65 Million Years

Published: Wednesday 23.9.2026
An international team of scientists, including experts from the Department of Zoology at the Faculty of Science, Charles University, the National Museum, and the Institute of Vertebrate Biology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, has rewritten the evolutionary history of bats. The most comprehensive genetic and paleontological bat study to date, published in the journal Nature, reveals that the only flying mammals originated 65 million years ago in Europe. Furthermore, the findings help explain their extraordinary longevity and high resistance to infectious diseases.
Significant International Success: Veronika Niederlová Receives Honourable Mention in Prestigious Birnstiel Award 2026

Significant International Success: Veronika Niederlová Receives Honourable Mention in Prestigious Birnstiel Award 2026

Published: Wednesday 23.9.2026
Czech science has achieved extraordinary international success in the field of molecular biology. Veronika Niederlová, a recent doctoral graduate at the Department of Cell Biology, was selected among the top young scientists as part of the prestigious 2026 International Birnstiel Award for Doctoral Studies in Molecular Life Sciences, where she received an Honourable Mention.

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