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48th NARECOM
24. 10. 2025
The presentation "LCST of polyoxazoline based glycopolymers" will be introduced by Mgr. David Vrbata, Ph.D. from the Institute of [...]
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IIC Science Café
3. 10. 2025
We warmly invite you to the IIC Science Café seminar, which will be held on 08/10/2025 at 10 am at the IIC of the CAS in Řež. The [...]
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Young Scientist from IIC Among World’s Top Researchers and in a New Scientific Project
24. 9. 2025
Petra Špringer Šimonová, who is based at the University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague (VŠCHT) and also collaborates with the [...]
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Nano School in Řež: Students Gained Insight into Modern Analytical Methods
18. 9. 2025
The Summer School for Nanomaterials 2025, organized by the NanoEnviCz research infrastructure, visited the Institute of Inorganic [...]
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Smart Materials for Water Purification: A New Catalyst Breaks Down Pharmaceutical Residues Even Without Light
The study explores the underlying mechanisms that allow this dual-function catalyst to work both in light and in darkness – without external energy input. The material combines copper, manganese, and titanium oxides to initiate two distinct degradation pathways. It decomposes diclofenac within minutes, offering a promising strategy for sustainable water treatment. The results were published […]
Hungarian Mine Green”, a Semi-Natural Copper Pigment From Banská Bystrica Region (Slovakia) – Analytical Evidence and Laboratory Replication
This study presents the results of a comprehensive investigation of the “Hungarian mine green” pigment which was precipitated from drainage water containing basic Cu sulfates and represented an important commodity with the peak of its production in 16th and 17th century in Banská Bystrica region (Slovakia). Morphological and compositional fingerprints of this pigment have been […]
High Temperature Interactions of Lead Palmitate with Linseed Oil
This study reveals that heating lead palmitate in linseed oil leads to the formation of mixed lead palmitate–stearate compounds and a metastable high-temperature polymorph with unique structural features. These transformations, even at moderate heating, suggest complex chemical changes that may contribute to long-term degradation in oil paintings. The findings emphasize the need for careful temperature […]
