Univerzita Pardubice branches

The Institute provides expert, educational and scientific research activities in the field of traffic accident analysis and the development of new procedures and methods for use in expert practice. The Institute deals with the fields of transport, engineering and economics. It organises professional courses, seminars and debates.

The laboratory conducts research in the field of interacting compounds, semiconducting glasses and thermoelectric materials. It has three research teams working in the areas of non-crystalline materials, layered semiconductors with tetradymite structure and chemistry of non-graphite intercalates.

The laboratory brings together faculty departments to carry out load tests on bridges, determine the physical properties of soils, measure noise and vibration or determine the driving characteristics of rolling stock. It performs both non-accredited and accredited tests that assess the condition of road and rail bridges.

Teaching and research facilities dealing with the properties of building materials, construction of transport structures, geological and geotechnical influences on transport structures, theory of transport vehicles from the point of view of design, hydraulics, diagnostics, electrical and electrical engineering.

The Institute is a centre for research and teaching in macromolecular chemistry and technology, chemical fibre technology and textile chemistry. It is involved in teaching in bachelor and continuing master and doctoral degree programmes.

The activities of the department are oriented towards applied research in the development, construction and operation of railway vehicles. Research on dynamic properties of railway vehicles and ways of reducing the stresses on the road, research on material properties and their application in the construction of railway vehicles and the manufacture of their components and much more.

The institute provides studies in organic chemistry and organic matter technology. Research focuses on the study of the structure of coordination compounds, the behavior of tautomeric systems, small-molecule organic specialties, the study of higher molecular weight conjugates of selected drugs, and more.

Specializing in teaching students with a focus on rolling stock. The headquarters of the Association of Mechanical Engineers and the AL DFJP Testing Laboratory. There are two 24-hour computer labs and a 3D design workstation.

The Department of Biological and Biochemical Sciences (KBBV) is one of the largest departments of the Faculty of Chemical Technology. KBBV has been providing interdisciplinary education in laboratory diagnostic methods for thirty years with more than two thousand graduates from all over the country.