The Košice Self-Governing Region, in collaboration with local observatories, continues its series of events featuring Slovak astrobiologist and marsonaut Michaela Musilová. Following last year’s lectures ...
The National Air Quality Monitoring Network of the Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute (SHMU) didn't record increased concentrations of monitored pollutants in Bratislava on Wednesday (February 19), ...
The Slovak Ministry of the Environment, along with representatives of the Ministry of Investment, Regional Development, and Informatization of the Slovak Republic, and the Ambassador of the Swiss Confederation ...
While natural disasters and the climate crisis dominate headlines, their psychological toll often goes unnoticed. Yet, the impact on mental well-being goes far beyond mere concern. In this episode we ...
Natural disasters, such as last summer’s catastrophic floods in central Europe and the fires currently ravaging California, are becoming increasingly common. While not solely caused by climate change, ...
Christmas in Slovakia has evolved significantly in recent years. Climate change has made a white Christmas less predictable, and the consumption habits of the modern Western world have lessened the appeal ...
I'm fascinated by computer science mainly because computer scientists are like people of a tribe which create things for people of other tribes. So like in psychology, you still work with the human factor ...
According to the 2022 WWF Living Planet Report, wildlife populations have declined by an average of 69% over the past 50 years.
Listen to the second part of the Women in Science series where we interview Slovak women that have made it to into the field despite the obstacles they have to face.
We start a new series of interviews with successful Slovak women in science. Once a month we will look at their journey to success, their role models and motivation, as well as their goals.
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