Size distribution and elemental analysis of fine particles from Li-ion battery cell fire
ICPMSScientific article | Science and research

Size distribution and elemental analysis of fine particles from Li-ion battery cell fire

This study characterizes particle size, elemental composition, and morphology of emissions from NMC and NCA lithium-ion battery fires using spectrometry and SEM-EDS.
Size distribution and elemental analysis of fine particles from Li-ion battery cell fire
CEITEC Technology Will Help Reveal How Oxygen Controls Embryo Development
LCMSArticle | Science and research

CEITEC Technology Will Help Reveal How Oxygen Controls Embryo Development

Scientists from CEITEC Brno University of Technology have won a prestigious HFSP grant to study how oxygen levels influence early embryo development using a unique technology.
CEITEC Technology Will Help Reveal How Oxygen Controls Embryo Development
More Data, Less Understanding: An XPS Case Study
ICPMSArticle | Science and research

More Data, Less Understanding: An XPS Case Study

XPS is a key surface analysis technique, yet studies suggest up to 60% of published spectra may be misinterpreted. Learn why these errors occur and how better training can improve scientific reliability.
More Data, Less Understanding: An XPS Case Study
CEITEC Scientists Aim to Increase "High-Speed Microscopy" Up to Fivefold
ICPMSArticle | Science and research

CEITEC Scientists Aim to Increase "High-Speed Microscopy" Up to Fivefold

Scientists from CEITEC BUT and CMI are developing AI-powered high-speed AFM microscopy that could accelerate measurements of live cells and semiconductor chips up to fivefold.
CEITEC Scientists Aim to Increase "High-Speed Microscopy" Up to Fivefold
Microscope of the Future: Combining Light and Electrons Wins Prestigious Grant
ICPMSArticle | Science and research

Microscope of the Future: Combining Light and Electrons Wins Prestigious Grant

At CEITEC, researchers are developing LightEM, a light-based electron microscope enabling adaptive beam modulation, higher resolution, and real-time observation of dynamic processes.
Microscope of the Future: Combining Light and Electrons Wins Prestigious Grant
I waited two years for a start-up grant and wrote ten versions of my project idea
GCMSICPMSLCMSArticle | Science and research

I waited two years for a start-up grant and wrote ten versions of my project idea

I waited two years for a start-up grant and wrote ten project versions. Anna Vanluchene explains the Illuminating Flow concept, photocatalysis in flow reactors, and building an independent research team.
I waited two years for a start-up grant and wrote ten versions of my project idea
Revolutionary spectrometer developed by CEITEC BUT team wins Golden AMPER 2025 award
ICPMSArticle | Video

Revolutionary spectrometer developed by CEITEC BUT team wins Golden AMPER 2025 award

The research team led by Petr Neugebauer from CEITEC BUT presented the revolutionary FRASCAN II spectrometer, which impressed the expert jury at the AMPER fair and awarded the Golden AMPER Award.
Revolutionary spectrometer developed by CEITEC BUT team wins Golden AMPER 2025 award
Revolutionary spectrometer will help scientists understand protein structure and design new drugs
ICPMSArticle | Science and research

Revolutionary spectrometer will help scientists understand protein structure and design new drugs

Introduction of a state-of-the-art 329 GHz electron spin resonance spectrometer with dynamic nuclear polarization capability that has the potential to advance materials science and molecular biology
Revolutionary spectrometer will help scientists understand protein structure and design new drugs
Scientists aim to stop tumours from metastasizing. They are using approved drugs
GCMSICPMSLCMSArticle | Science and research

Scientists aim to stop tumours from metastasizing. They are using approved drugs

A research project led by Daniel Zicha at CEITEC BUT is investigating whether some drugs approved for other purposes are slowing or even stopping the spread of cancer cells.
Scientists aim to stop tumours from metastasizing. They are using approved drugs
Science is made by people and people are driven by passion. However, passion alone is not enough, says Vinicius Santana
GCMSICPMSLCMSArticle | Science and research

Science is made by people and people are driven by passion. However, passion alone is not enough, says Vinicius Santana

Brazilian scientist Vinicius Santana, who has been awarded the prestigious JUNIOR STAR 2024 grant, is working on the application of electron spin resonance (ESR) at CEITEC. We present an interview with him.
Science is made by people and people are driven by passion. However, passion alone is not enough, says Vinicius Santana