30. 1. 2020 | News Czech leading chemists Hana and Dalimil Dvořák announced that their private foundation will donate an unprecedented sum of money in the history of Czech philanthropy to science. The Dvořáks have pledged to contribute 200 million Czech crowns to dozens of chemistry and science students over the next two decades.
The private foundation, Experientia, founded by Hana and Dalimir Dvořák, has already been supporting and offering grants for early-stage researchers, but now it will also focus on high school and university students. Read More...
Biology is a very interesting and constantly developing area of study. It helps people understand life processes and create new inventions. There is a lot of space for research and further growth. Nowadays medical research and environmental issues are big topics and play a crucial role in our society. There are many great options to […]
read more While it’s still uncertain whether the coronavirus epidemic is over or not, international scientific conferences are slowly coming back. Read More...
I needed some explosive chemicals from the old sawmill on the edge of town, but hundreds of freakers were gathered there, feasting on a mass grave. So I set explosive traps around the building’s edges, planned a course through its twists and turns, then tossed a napalm-filled molotov cocktail into the building. They were on me in an instant — hundreds of hungry monsters ready to rip me limb from limb. Read More...