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September 2026 in Science at MED MUNI

After the relaxed pace of the summer break, the new academic year brings a breath of fresh air, new achievements, and new challenges. Read this overview of the most interesting events that took place at our faculty in September in the field of science and research.

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Our faculty has confirmed its status as an outstanding research institution

In 2025, the Faculty of Medicine and Masaryk University as a whole underwent its second national evaluation of higher education institutions. The Czech Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sports has now published the evaluation results compiled by international evaluators. Both the faculty and the university received an overall grade of A, meaning “excellent.” This confirms our position among the leaders in Czech biomedical research.

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Year 2025 in research at MED MUNI

Take a look at what the year 2025 brought in the field of research and development at the Faculty of Medicine MU. What awaits us in 2026?

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November 2025 in Science at MED MUNI

We bring you a selection of the most interesting events that took place at our faculty in the field of science and research in November 2025.

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Nine projects funded in this year’s GA ČR call

Nine projects from the Faculty of Medicine were successful in this year's call for proposals from the Czech Science Foundation. Of the 40 applications submitted, almost a quarter received funding, which is the faculty's best result in recent years.

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October 2025 in Science at MED MUNI

We bring you a selection of the most interesting events in science and research in October 2025.

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September 2025 in Science at MED MUNI

We bring you a selection of the most interesting things in science and research at our faculty in the first month of the new academic year.

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European Academy of Neurology Honours Ivan Rektor for Lifetime Contributions

Leading Czech neurologist and neuroscientist Professor Ivan Rektor, known for his pioneering work in epilepsy, deep brain stimulation, and research on music- and trauma-related effects on the brain, was awarded Honorary Membership of the European Academy of Neurology at the EAN congress in Helsinki in June 2025 for his lifetime contributions to the field. The award recognises his long-term efforts to introduce advanced treatment methods in the Czech Republic, to develop research programs, and to educate a new generation of neurologists.