My molecular me
Pieter Cullis is a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at the University of British Columbia in Canada and the founder of several biotechnology companies involved in the research and develo ...
22. 11. 2016 | 15:06
Články / Science and nature
Electric car incentives enter law in Slovakia
Slovakia has been one of the very last countries in Europe to introduce incentives for buyers of electric cars, however from November 11, incentives have become available.
21. 11. 2016 | 16:29
Doctors with borders
Last year 110 foreign doctors who did not study in Slovakia were registered as practicing medicine here, according to data compiled by Slovak medical chambers.
15. 11. 2016 | 15:31
Dying in peace (or not?)
Although their life expectancy at birth has increased over the past three decades Slovaks are still at the bottom of EU rankings when it comes to the number of years lived in good health.
25. 10. 2016 | 15:18
Slovakia’s network for the Internet of Things
Imagine if you could put sensors almost everywhere, monitoring your home, car, business, and everything in between. From smoke detectors to water meters to bus and taxi locators and much more, the poss ...
18. 10. 2016 | 15:30
Quo vadis Slovak paediatrics?
Children should be treated in specialized centres of excellence that gather together the top experts for a particular group of diseases and which are organized around the needs of patients and their fa ...
5. 10. 2016 | 12:13
Klebsiella vs hospitals 1-0
The Slovak Health Ministry has chosen the fight against microbes' resistance to drugs as one of its priorities during the ongoing presidency of the Council of the European Union.
16. 8. 2016 | 16:00
Where are my pills (again)?
Any patient living in the European Union is entitled access to the best therapy available on the market for their particular disease. It is one of patients' basic rights. In February this year we broad ...
26. 7. 2016 | 12:01
The next big thing: 3D printed body parts?
Key-rings, coffee cups, even car parts can all be manufactured at home with a 3D printer, and it's only the beginning.
12. 7. 2016 | 17:49
Climate deterioration during greenhouse phases
Many of the great mountain peaks we climb today were formed during the cretaceous period; between 145 and 65 million years ago. It was the age of what many consider the most popular dinosaurs, such as the Tyrannosaurus rex, the Velociraptor, and the Triceratops, but it was also the age of a mass extinction and severe climate change.
7. 7. 2016 | 10:04
