30th Colloquium on Fatigue Mechanism
8.4.2024 On 23 and 24 April 2024, the Institute of Physics of Materials hosted the 30th Colloquium on Fatigue Mechanisms. Thanks to the organizational team led by prof. Ludvík Kunz and prof. Tomáš Kruml, and also thanks to many participating researchers from Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, the colloquium series was […]
Professor Fekl lectured on quantum computers
10.11.2023 On October 16 and 17, the Institute of Physics of Materials (IPM) hosted Professor Ulrich W. Fekl from the University of Toronto in Canada. Professor Fekl is an expert on the use of quantum computers in chemistry and material sciences. In addition to getting to know the research topics of the IPM and a number […]
The 11th International Conference on Multiscale Materials Modeling
20.9.2023 The International Conference on Multiscale Materials Modeling (MMM) series is the world’s largest conference series focused on different aspects of MMM. The next conference MMM-11 will be held in September 2024 at the Prague Congress Center, Czech Republic
Our superparamagnetic nanoparticles on the cover
11.9.2023 The cover page of the journal Chemistry of Materials (IF=10.5) published by the American Chemical Society (ACS) presents the result of the research of Dr. Tereza Sojková carried out in the group of Assoc. Prof. Roman Gröger in collaboration with IIT and University of Genova (Italy), Case Western Reserve University (USA), and CEITEC BUT.
IPM and BUT are at the forefront of the Excellent research call!
23.8.2023 The Institute of Physics of Materials of the Czech Academy of Sciences succeeded as a member of the consortium led by the Brno University of Technology in the Excellent research call of Program Johannes Amos Comenius (P JAC) with the MEBioSys project.
The Brno dragon is the symbol of the NTCC conference
29.6.2023 We were honored to be the organizers of the International conference NTCC – Non-Traditional Cement and Concrete together with VŠB Ostrava and FCE BUT in Brno. The non-traditional use of cement and concrete is already demonstrated by the Brno Dragon, which is in the logo of the NTCC conference.
