Featured this month is an article by Professor Jaroslav Panek of the ASCR's Institute of History on the project Rosenberg Year. This year is the 400th anniversary of the death of Petr Vok, the last male descendant of the Rosenberg family. The project aims to introduce the public to the historical role and cultural work of the Rosenberg family and elucidates this legacy for the present. The project was initiated in commemoration of this culturally important family by the National Heritage Institute which manages the former residences of the Rosenberg family - Rosenberg Castle, Český Krumlov Castle, Třeboň Chateau and Kratochvíle Chateau. One of the exhibitions, The Rosenbergs, family of Czech magnates and its journey through history, was mounted for the Waldstein Riding School in Prague by the National Heritage Institute in collaboration with other cultural institutions. and Jaroslav Pánek.
Právě ve výroční den 23. ledna, kdy byla v roce 1890 založena Česká akademie císaře Františka Josefa pro vědy, slovesnost a umění, začal letošní cyklus oslav, jež budou na různých místech toto významné jubileum připomínat. Akademický bulletin za čtvrt století své existence publikoval množství informací k historii i současnosti naší Akademie věd a zaznamenával veškeré iniciativy k informování veřejnosti o kulturním a historickém odkazu neuniverzitních badatelských institucí v českých zemích. Dovolte tedy, abychom vám též připomněli velké oslavy ke stému výročí ČAVU v roce 1991. Začneme ale slavnostním zasedáním v Senátu Parlamentu ČR, kde zazněl také příspěvek ředitele Masarykova ústavu a Archivu AV ČR dr. Luboše Velka, jenž v AB 1/2015 pod názvem Jubilejní rok Akademie věd otevřel rubriku ke 125. výročí. Zahajovací den oslav vyvrcholil společenským programem v klášteře sv. Anežky České. and Marina Hužvárová.
The Academic bulletin and its Editor-in-chief Marina Hužvárová (the Czech EUSJA representative) organized the European Union of Science Journalists' Associations (EUSJA) General Assembly, held in Prague on March 13-17, 2013. On a two-day Study Trip, journalists from 22 European countries visited the headquarters of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic including its Lysolaje Campus. During the first day they were taken on a tour of the Academy of Sciences Library and heard a lecture on popularization activities in the Centre of Administration and Operations of ASCR. The day ended with an evening concert in the beautiful setting of the Czech Museum of Music. Led by EUSJA President Barbara Drillsma (Great Britain), the journalists were welcomed at the Institute of Geology (IC) by the ASCR PresidentJiří Drahoš, IG director Pavel Bosák, IEB director Martin Vágner and Ivan Kašík on behalf of IPE director. Following that they were given an overview of that institute's work and that of the Laboratory of Optical Fibers of the Institute of Photonics and Electronics. During the afternoon, the group explored the Institute of Experimental Botany (IEB) and the Institute of Chemical Processes Fundamentals (ICPF), where two guidesd tours were arranged. A description of the institute's research activities by the director of ICPF Miroslav Punčochář was followed by a visit to the Institute's laboratories of basic and applied research. and Marina Hužvárová.
We present an interview with Robert lzzard whose doctorate is from Cambridge University and who has been awarded an Intra-European Fellowship for Career Development which is a part of Marie Curie Actions. His research at l'Universite Libre de Bruxelles is focused on the evolution of binary stars. and Andrea Khudhurová.
From the very first experiments performed with high intensity laser pulse interaction with matter it has been clear that laser produced plasma is a rich source of emitting high energetic particles and electromagnetic radiation in a broad spectral range. In this article a basic phenomenon of nonlinear processes of high intensity laser pulse interaction and related acceleration of particles in laser induced thermal plasma are outlined. possible applications of ultra-short mono-energetic electron beams (with divergence and small energy spread) which are generated during this interaction are also discussed., Už od vykonania prvých experimentov použitím intenzívneho laserového žiarenia s hmotou bolo zrejmé, že laserom indukovaná plazma je bohatým zdrojom vysokoenergetických častíc a elektromagnetického žiarenia v širokej škále spektrálnych oblastí. V článku je bližšie uvedená problematika nelineárnych javov počas vysokointenzívnych laserových interakcií a s tým súvisiacu aj akceleráciu častíc v laserom indukovanej termálnej plazme. Taktiež sú uvedené aj potencionálne možné aplikácie vysokoenergetických elektrónových zväzkov, které sú generované pri týchto interakciách a dosahujú rýchlosti blízke rýchlosti svetla., Richard Viskup, Peter Lukáč., and Obsahuje bibliografii
Kolobeh hmôt v zemskéj kôre a na jej povrchu je velmi výrazne ovplyvňovaný fyzikálnymi silami, ktoré na teleso planéty pôsobia zvonku - od účinku vektorov jej vlastného pohybu, cez gravitačné pôsobenie jej obežnice - Mesiaca a blízkych planét, až po fluktuácie prísunu energie z nám najbližšej hviezdy - Slnka. Rozoznanie záznamu týchto vplyvov v horninovom slede a porozumenie im je cestou vedúcou k spresneniu astronomickej časomernej škály a detailnejšiemu poznaniu procesov formovania Zeme a života na nej., Rock cycling both in the Earth‘s crust and on its surface is impressively controlled by physical forces that act on the body of our planet from the outside, i.e. from the effect of its own motion vectors, through the gravity of the Moon and nearby planets to fluctuations in the energy input from our nearest star, i.e. the Sun. The recognition of evidence of these influences in the rock sequence and their understanding is a method used to specify the astronomical time scale and to understand, in detail, processes of formation of the Earth and indeed life on it., Jozef Michalík., and Obsahuje seznam literatury