od Michaela Býmová | Říj 8, 2026
A public lecture by Mgr. Martin Urbanec, Ph.D. Neutron stars are among the densest objects in the Universe. By observing them, we can test the predictions of nuclear physics under conditions that cannot be reproduced on Earth, even in particle accelerators. How can we...
od Michaela Býmová | Říj 8, 2026
A public lecture by Associate Professor Gabriel Török, Ph.D. Black holes and neutron stars are arguably the most extreme predictions of Einstein’s theory of relativity to have been confirmed to date. This lecture will review some of their properties and the...
od Michaela Býmová | Říj 8, 2026
A public lecture by Karel Adámek, Ph.D. Radio astronomy is poised for a wealth of new discoveries thanks to a new generation of observatories, including the SKA, ngVLA and DSA-2000 radio telescopes. The lecture will explore the challenges these facilities face and...
