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The Dean´s letter to accepted applicants to the first year of the Bachelor's degree study programme Informatics and System Engineering. Dear Applicants, based on the low number of admitted applicants and a report from the Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic regarding the possibility of obtain…

Tomáš Syrový, a scientist at the University of Pardubice, is working on a new generation of smart batteries that could monitor their capacity and restore it if necessary. They could be used, for example, in electric cars or stationary battery storage systems."Sensors surround us today in all our act…

Experts from the Faculty of Restoration at the University of Pardubice are working on a new project. They are helping to save the ornamental elements on the St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna. They are using a new biological method of stone restoration to treat the sensitive surfaces of one of the mo…

Tomáš Syrový, a scientist at the Faculty of Chemical Technology at the University of Pardubice, is working on a new generation of smart batteries. The European project called Salamander aims for an advanced type of lithium battery with intelligent functions. Scientists from seven European countries …

The University of Pardubice has three new professors as of today. Scientifically and pedagogically, all three women work at the Faculty of Chemical Technology, each in a different field. Their appointment decree was personally handed over to them today at Prague Castle by the President of the Czech …

The University of Pardubice welcomed the Nobel Prize winner. The French chemist Jean-Marie Lehn read his lecture “Steps towards complex matter: Chemistry!” He was invited to UPCE by the Dean of the Faculty of Chemical Technology, Professor Petr Němec. Jean-Marie Lehn is an innovator in the field of …