Confined in cages: Will the future be brighter for Slovak hens?
As awareness about the living conditions of farmed animals rises, people tend to be more concerned about the origins of the products they're buying.
5. 3. 2021 | 15:50
Články / Science and nature
The Mars rover landing and why scientists are so excited about it
Although scientists have found no clear signs that there is any life on Mars at the present time, the possibility that there was life on the red planet in the ancient past continues to intrigue researchers. ...
26. 2. 2021 | 15:15
Mental health of Slovak university students declines
The mental health of university students deteriorated during the Covid-19 crisis, according to research from December 2020 carried out by Comenius University in Bratislava on a sample of 1,800 students. ...
25. 2. 2021 | 13:00
Ministries working to enable easier access for foreign doctors
The Ministry of Education and the Health Ministry have been at work streamlining processes that would enable easier access to the Slovak health care system for doctors from non-EU countries, Health Ministry ...
24. 2. 2021 | 13:53
Slovak satellite to bring scientists and radio amateurs together
In 2017, the first Slovak satellite SK Cube was launched into orbit by a team from the Technical University in Košice. Four years later, the launch of a second Slovak satellite called GRBAlpha is about ...
12. 2. 2021 | 16:40
What grows in the Pannonian grove?
The Šúr nature reserve is one of the hidden treasures of the Slovak countryside. Nevertheless, despite its proximity to Slovakia's capital and its international importance, it has been unknown to many ...
9. 2. 2021 | 12:55
Slovak wetlands of international importance
By providing values like water quality improvement, flood protection and shoreline erosion control, wetlands are important features in the landscape and home to an immense variety of species.
1. 2. 2021 | 15:02
The new AI research institute contributing to the fight against ‘brain drain’
The problem of 'brain drain' has long been an issue in Slovakia, especially in the sciences, and programmes offering financial incentives to attract Slovaks back home have met with limited success.
26. 1. 2021 | 15:09
Why one scientist thinks we are very far from solving the mysteries of life
Although many scientists believe we have learned almost all there is to know about the human anatomy, Professor of Anatomy Ivan Varga is among those who disagree.
23. 12. 2020 | 12:51
What can behavioural economics bring to Slovak healthcare?
Imagine you receive an invitation letter to a screening programme for early detection of breast or colon cancer that actually motivates you to attend.
22. 12. 2020 | 15:36
