Since the beginning of this year, a project to develop a light-based electron microscope, LightEM, has been underway at CEITEC. The principal investigator is Andrea Konečná from CEITEC BUT and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering BUT.

Today, graduates of Physical Engineering and Nanotechnology work in companies and institutions that contribute to the fact that every third electron microscope in the world is manufactured in Brno.

The new replacement may significantly delay the implantation of a total endoprosthesis in the future, especially in younger patients.

Jakub Krčma from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ondřej Wojewoda from CEITEC BUT study magnonics – a physical discipline focused on spin waves.

NenoVision develops the LiteScope microscope, which combines electron microscopy with atomic force microscopy.

Before a chip finds its way into a mobile phone or car, it undertakes a long and complicated journey through the hands of many engineers...

The goal is to digitize and streamline the daily activities of service engineers in the field – from moving bikes between stations to renewal of advertisements or repairs on site.

The prototype demonstrates the possibilities of lightening the structure and improving the flight characteristics of the wing by drawing inspiration from nature.

The goal is to offer farmers an affordable and local source of protein that could once replace soy.

The discovered mechanism expands the possibilities for light control and can be used for next-generation sensors, information transmission or quantum computers.

CaviPlasma can remove both chemical and biological contamination from large volumes of water, making this device a technology with global significance.

In 2023, each resident of the Czech Republic generated 537 kilograms of municipal waste of which 42 percent ended up in landfills.