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  5. Czech Republic, Neuron Endowment Fund Award in Prague

Czech Republic, Neuron Endowment Fund Award in Prague

Oct 16, 2022

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  • Jan Kyncl, a mathematician, from Charles University s Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, a leading expert in combinatorics and discrete geometry receives Neuron Endowment Fund s prize during the ceremony in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607235 VIS 015

    Jan Kyncl, a mathematician, from Charles University s Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, a leading expert in combinatorics and discrete geometry receives Neuron Endowment Fund s prize during the ceremony in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607235 VIS 015

  • Jan Kyncl, a mathematician, from Charles University s Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, a leading expert in combinatorics and discrete geometry receives Neuron Endowment Fund s prize during the ceremony in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607226 VIS 014

    Jan Kyncl, a mathematician, from Charles University s Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, a leading expert in combinatorics and discrete geometry receives Neuron Endowment Fund s prize during the ceremony in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607226 VIS 014

  • Mariya Samzhy, deals with one of the crucial challenges of material science, which is the understanding of how heterogenous catalysers facilitate chemical reactions on the level of atoms. Samzhy mainly focuses on the synthesis of new types of zeolites, which may be a contribution to chemical engineering, among others. Samzhy works at Charles University s Faculty of Science. Samzhy receives Neuron Endowment Fund s prize during the ceremony in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607208 VIS 012

    Mariya Samzhy, deals with one of the crucial challenges of material science, which is the understanding of how heterogenous catalysers facilitate chemical reactions on the level of atoms. Samzhy mainly focuses on the synthesis of new types of zeolites, which may be a contribution to chemical engineering, among others. Samzhy works at Charles University s Faculty of Science. Samzhy receives Neuron Endowment Fund s prize during the ceremony in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607208 VIS 012

  • Anezka Kuzmicova, is the promoter of a unique method of surveying the readership of children and adults. Her research aims to boost even non-readers interest in books. Anezka Kuzmicova receives Neuron Endowment Fund s prize during the ceremony in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607184 VIS 010

    Anezka Kuzmicova, is the promoter of a unique method of surveying the readership of children and adults. Her research aims to boost even non-readers interest in books. Anezka Kuzmicova receives Neuron Endowment Fund s prize during the ceremony in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607184 VIS 010

  • Martin Setvin, from Charles University s Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, inquires into why some materials generate photo voltage and how this energy can be used. His improvement of microscopy methods enabled to create unprecedented snaps with atomic definition on dielectric materials. Martin Setvin receives Neuron Endowment Fund s prize during the ceremony in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607156 VIS 009

    Martin Setvin, from Charles University s Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, inquires into why some materials generate photo voltage and how this energy can be used. His improvement of microscopy methods enabled to create unprecedented snaps with atomic definition on dielectric materials. Martin Setvin receives Neuron Endowment Fund s prize during the ceremony in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607156 VIS 009

  • Chemist Pavel Hobza (pictured) and haematologist and oncologist Jan Stary (not pictured) today won the Neuron Endowment Fund s prize for their lifelong contribution to science, carrying 1.5 million crowns, and prizes also went to six young talented scientists, who received half a million crowns each. The prize-giving ceremony took place in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607108 VIS 007

    Chemist Pavel Hobza (pictured) and haematologist and oncologist Jan Stary (not pictured) today won the Neuron Endowment Fund s prize for their lifelong contribution to science, carrying 1.5 million crowns, and prizes also went to six young talented scientists, who received half a million crowns each. The prize-giving ceremony took place in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607108 VIS 007

  • Chemist Pavel Hobza (pictured) and haematologist and oncologist Jan Stary (not pictured) today won the Neuron Endowment Fund s prize for their lifelong contribution to science, carrying 1.5 million crowns, and prizes also went to six young talented scientists, who received half a million crowns each. The prize-giving ceremony took place in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607037 VIS 004

    Chemist Pavel Hobza (pictured) and haematologist and oncologist Jan Stary (not pictured) today won the Neuron Endowment Fund s prize for their lifelong contribution to science, carrying 1.5 million crowns, and prizes also went to six young talented scientists, who received half a million crowns each. The prize-giving ceremony took place in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607037 VIS 004

  • Chemist Pavel Hobza and haematologist and oncologist Jan Stary (pictured) today won the Neuron Endowment Fund s prize for their lifelong contribution to science, carrying 1.5 million crowns, and prizes also went to six young talented scientists, who received half a million crowns each. The prize-giving ceremony took place in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607001 VIS 003

    Chemist Pavel Hobza and haematologist and oncologist Jan Stary (pictured) today won the Neuron Endowment Fund s prize for their lifelong contribution to science, carrying 1.5 million crowns, and prizes also went to six young talented scientists, who received half a million crowns each. The prize-giving ceremony took place in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101607001 VIS 003

  • Chemist Pavel Hobza (pictured left) and haematologist and oncologist Jan Stary (pictured right) today won the Neuron Endowment Fund s prize for their lifelong contribution to science, carrying 1.5 million crowns, and prizes also went to six young talented scientists, who received half a million crowns each. The prize-giving ceremony took place in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101606954 VIS 001

    Chemist Pavel Hobza (pictured left) and haematologist and oncologist Jan Stary (pictured right) today won the Neuron Endowment Fund s prize for their lifelong contribution to science, carrying 1.5 million crowns, and prizes also went to six young talented scientists, who received half a million crowns each. The prize-giving ceremony took place in Prague s National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, October 16, 2022. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP2022101606954 VIS 001

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