Research Data Day 2025 & EOSC Event in Brno united 200+ experts to discuss AI-ready data, FAIR practices, and the future of European research infrastructures and open science.

This study aims to validate a GC–MS method for detecting cannabinoids in seized gummies, enabling identification, quantification, and insights into their natural or synthetic origin and synthesis pathways.

This study assesses a QC-based GC–MS method for amino acid analysis in urine and shows that targeted metabolomics with isotope-labeled standards is essential for reliable quantification.

This study assesses vibrational spectroscopy methods (FTIR, Raman, NIR) for identifying polymer bases in motion picture films and estimating cellulose acetate substitution linked to age and degradation.

The study compares cold press and solvent extraction methods for walnut oil, focusing on yield, viscosity, bioactive compounds, and potential applications in food, cosmetics, and healthcare.

Develop a new dual-polarity IMS with high repetition rate and resolving power to resolve hyper-fast GC peaks, enabling fast, sensitive analysis of complex mixtures within 20 seconds.

PhD candidate Francesco Mazzeo focuses on sustainable mobility and fuel cell tech at Politecnico di Torino, collaborating with UCT Prague and companies like Eaton to bridge research and industry.

This study assessed 12 commercial enzymes for releasing volatile aroma compounds from white grapes. Key effects were observed on terpenes, C13-norisoprenoids, acids, and alcohols.

On 14–15 April, the Faculty of Pharmacy hosted NETPHARM’s first conference, aiming to connect top pharmaceutical research with clinical use and drug delivery innovation.

How can we replace scarce lithium? Dr. Tomáš Hartman’s GAČR project explores 2D silicon and germanium as affordable alternatives for future batteries and sustainable energy.