Basic, oriented and applied research in polymer chemistry and physics.

The laboratory is engaged in research and development activities in the field of engineering and metallurgy.

The Geophysical Institute of the CAS, a scientific public institution, is one of the 54 research institutes of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. Its focus falls under the Earth Sciences section. The Institute was established as a department of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences in 1953. It is a direct successor of the State Institute of Geophysics, founded in 1920.

The archaeological research station at Pohansko near Břeclav is focused on research of the early medieval settlement of the area above the confluence of the Morava and Dyje rivers and the fortified Great Moravian agglomeration at Pohansko, especially on the knowledge of the early medieval social structure, economy and chronology.

Our main objective is research and transfer of high-tech technologies into medical, industrial and environmental practice with a strong emphasis on the Centre's involvement in international networks and consortia.

We are a research institute of higher education. We focus on research and development in the field of feedstock transformation, especially in waste and alternative fuels. On usable forms of energy and their subsequent efficient use.

The Institute is a research centre of the Faculty of Social Studies, cooperating with eight European universities in Finland, France, Germany, Austria, Poland, Slovakia, the UK and other affiliated members across Europe.

Supplier of modern biotechnology for laboratories.

We are engaged in scientific research in the field of analytical chemistry, in particular research on analytical and bioanalytical micromethods, nanomethods and methods for the determination of trace concentrations of substances and the development of instrumentation as a basis for increasing the knowledge and methodological level of other scientific disciplines.

We preserve and make available archival materials.

AdMaS is a modern science centre and a comprehensive research institution in the field of construction. We focus on the research, development and application of advanced building materials, structures and technologies not only in the construction industry, but also in transport systems and municipal infrastructure.

The main areas of research are fluid mechanics, hydrology, rheology and water treatment. Includes water quality issues and water treatment technologies, hydrology (e.g. flood prediction), observations on experimental catchments and hydrodynamic topics on fluid flow and dispersion systems.