We participated in the national event on September 27, 2024, in Ostrava at our Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
Many public visitors came to see us, and here’s what they found:
Who are we going to see next year?
We would like to thank everyone for the opportunity for our Nanorobotics team, led by Professor Martin Pumera, to participate in such an amazing public event as the Art & Science Festival in September 2024. In the morning, our scientists provided elementary and high school students with a guided tour of microrobots, nanoscale technology, and demonstrations of advanced materials for energy storage. The students, many of whom might become future scientists in this field, asked our experts numerous insightful questions. In the afternoon, our exhibit was open to the general public, where families with small children were the most common visitors. The festival's attendance, as well as the turnout at our booth, was incredible.
Thank you, and we look forward to next year!
We would like to thank everyone for the opportunity for our Nanorobotics team, led by Professor Martin Pumera, to participate in such an amazing public event as the Art & Science Festival in September 2024. In the morning, our scientists provided elementary and high school students with a guided tour of microrobots, nanoscale technology, and demonstrations of advanced materials for energy storage. The students, many of whom might become future scientists in this field, asked our experts numerous insightful questions. In the afternoon, our exhibit was open to the general public, where families with small children were the most common visitors. The festival's attendance, as well as the turnout at our booth, was incredible.
Thank you, and we look forward to next year!
Dr. Jeonghyo Kim received the Best Presentation Award at the 18th International Symposium on Novel and Nano Materials „SNNM 2024“, held in Vienna, Austria. The symposium focuses on cutting-edge research in the field of advanced nanomaterials. Dr. Kim participated as an invited speaker and talked about “Nanomagnetic hybrid materials: commercialization and active intelligence platforms“. Congratulations to Dr. Kim!
VSB-TUO can boast of the newly acquired financial support of the AZV grant of 15 million CZK. Together with other partners, they will face the challenge of nanorobot applications in biomedicine.
The principal investigator of the project is Doc. RNDr. Martin Pumera, Ph.D., who is the reserach group leader of Advanced Nanorobots and Multiscale Robotics Lab research group under the auspices of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Together with Masaryk University and the Research Institute of Veterinary Medicine, they will take biomedical research one step further over the next 4 years.
At the same time, Professor Martin Pumera has received additional financial support as co-designer in the amount of 6 million CZK. He is also a member of the team for another AZV call in the field of experimental therapeutics. Professor Pumera's research group is looking forward to the new challenges and is fully committed to the experiments.
VSB-TUO can boast of the newly acquired financial support of the AZV grant of 15 million CZK. Together with other partners, they will face the challenge of nanorobot applications in biomedicine.
The principal investigator of the project is Doc. RNDr. Martin Pumera, Ph.D., who is the reserach group leader of Advanced Nanorobots and Multiscale Robotics Lab research group under the auspices of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Together with Masaryk University and the Research Institute of Veterinary Medicine, they will take biomedical research one step further over the next 4 years.
At the same time, Professor Martin Pumera has received additional financial support as co-designer in the amount of 6 million CZK. He is also a member of the team for another AZV call in the field of experimental therapeutics. Professor Pumera's research group is looking forward to the new challenges and is fully committed to the experiments.
Professor Martin Pumera's team is growing with more international members. There are currently 8 international scientists working in the Advanced Nanorobots and Multiscale Robotics Lab.
If you visit us, you can meet scientists from India, the Republic of Korea and also Serbia. In the coming months we will welcome more members, which we are very much looking forward to.
At the beginning of February, the Ministry of Transport held a very important workshop, which Professor Martin Pumera was part of. The personal meeting with Julia Weis from ESA, who is the team leader of the ISS utilization and integration planning team, was very much appreciated.
The Ministry of Transport of the Czech Republic initiated a formal Request for Information (RFI) to map the interest of the Czech academic, industrial and other public in Czech activities that could be implemented on the International Space Station (ISS) and similar platforms.
The information gathered will be used as a basis for further assessment at the government level and, if relevant, to evaluate the benefits of activities carried out before, during and after a possible Czech astronaut flight
At the beginning of February, the Ministry of Transport held a very important workshop, which Professor Martin Pumera was part of. The personal meeting with Julia Weis from ESA, who is the team leader of the ISS utilization and integration planning team, was very much appreciated.
The Ministry of Transport of the Czech Republic initiated a formal Request for Information (RFI) to map the interest of the Czech academic, industrial and other public in Czech activities that could be implemented on the International Space Station (ISS) and similar platforms.
The information gathered will be used as a basis for further assessment at the government level and, if relevant, to evaluate the benefits of activities carried out before, during and after a possible Czech astronaut flight
Meeting with the working committee of the Senate of the Czech Republic together with representatives of the European Space Agency, headed by Captain Aleš Svoboda, a potential Czech astronaut. Furthermore, representatives of the academic sphere, MUNI and VŠB - TUO, Senate President Miloš Vystrčil and others.
This cross-journal collection in Nanoscale and JMC B focuses on the use of micro- and nanorobots for a variety of applications. It is dedicated to the state of the art of micro- and nanomachines, with emphasis on the design and fabrication, propulsion mechanism, imaging, safety, and application of micro- and nano-motors in a variety of fields. This special collection aims to encourage research collaboration across fields to address critical challenges and promote the development of advanced MNMs towards practical and even clinical scenarios.
This cross-journal collection in Nanoscale and JMC B focuses on the use of micro- and nanorobots for a variety of applications. It is dedicated to the state of the art of micro- and nanomachines, with emphasis on the design and fabrication, propulsion mechanism, imaging, safety, and application of micro- and nano-motors in a variety of fields. This special collection aims to encourage research collaboration across fields to address critical challenges and promote the development of advanced MNMs towards practical and even clinical scenarios.
Forbes' top tech festival focusing on current technological innovations, futuristic visions, startups and science. On 13. 9. 2023, Czech and international speakers, panel discussions, practical workshops and insights into the future of technology and the world gathered in Prague. Martin Pumera was there, who talked about medical nanorobotics.
MARSS International Conference on Manipulation, Automation and Robotics at Small Scales, held in Abu Dhabi from 9-13 October 2023. Our Senior Researcher Carmen Mayorga actively participated in this event by organizing a special session “ Smart microrobots for diagnostics and therapy“. Carmen Mayorga talked about “Smart micro scale robotics for pathogens and cancer cells biosensing, manipulation and therapy“ as well as “Micro and nanorobots for biofilm removal“.
MARSS International Conference on Manipulation, Automation and Robotics at Small Scales, held in Abu Dhabi from 9-13 October 2023. Our Senior Researcher Carmen Mayorga actively participated in this event by organizing a special session “ Smart microrobots for diagnostics and therapy“. Carmen Mayorga talked about “Smart micro scale robotics for pathogens and cancer cells biosensing, manipulation and therapy“ as well as “Micro and nanorobots for biofilm removal“.
The article entitled FANTASTIC JOURNEY, which you can read in FORBES NEXT magazine, will convince you that Martin Pumera is dedicated to a field he really understands. He and the editor open up questions about the differences between microrobots and nanorobots, what such nanorobots even look like, what they can help us with in today's society, where research is still lagging behind, and also the outlook for the future. Winter 2020 issue.