MUNI Scientist Awards recognise the university’s excellent achievements in research
Second MUNI Scientist Awards granted at the annual conference of the Grant Agency of Masaryk University.
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Doctoral students received award for their excellent achievements
Forty graduates of doctoral programmes and their lecturers have recently accepted from Vice-rector for research and doctoral studies Šárka Popíšilová an award for excellent achievements in their doctoral studies at Masaryk University.
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ECON MUNI has two winners of the Vice-Rector's Award for Excellence in Doctoral Studies
Mgr. Jakub Bechný, Ph.D., and Mgr. Ing. Filip Hampl, Ph.D., the graduates of the doctoral studies, have been awarded for their excellent study results in the academic year 2020/2021.
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Masaryk University has 21 new associate professors
On Thursday, 18 November, twenty-one new associate professors personally accepted their appointment decrees.
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Success in GAMU Career Restart competition
Laureate of the Dean's Award 2020 for Young Scientists and Researchers, Ms Dominika Tóthová achieved another success. She was awarded a Career Restart grant to facilitate her return to scientific work. This grant is intended for researchers who have interrupted their research career, for example due to parental leave or other fundamental reasons.
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Students at nine of MU’s faculties must comply with O-N-T rule
On 22 November, MU moved to the yellow level on the traffic-light system. At nine faculties the deans decided that students must comply with the O-N-T (Vaccinated – Recovered – Tested).
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Letter from the Dean of FEA MU to students
Read the letter from the Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Administration MU, Jiří Špalek, to students about the rules at FEA MU in connection with the transition to the yellow colour of the university traffic lights system.
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The new FEA postdoc Luca Fumarco examines the connection between sport success and birth rate
Hearsay is that a great performance of football teams may spark a baby boom among fans. Is that true? This myth became the subject of research by Luca Fumarco, a new assistant professor at the Department of Economics.