Achievements of FPV UCM students and graduates
● Informatics student Peter Hafner as one of the winners of the Apple Swift Student Challenge Student of Applied Informatics bc. Peter Hafner with his project "Vision of inspiration" was among the elite - the top 50 awarded out of a total of 350 winners of the Apple Swift Student Challenge! Apple rewards the top awardees with a trip to the US at WWDC (Apple Worldwide Developer Conference)
More about the Apple Swift Student Challenge: https://developer.apple.com/swift-student-challenge/
Project – Vision of inspiration: https://www.wwdcscholars.com/
● Biotechnology graduate Šarlota Kaňuková together with her Spicy Cells team won the Enviro LAB Bioinnovation Award in the category The finale of the 4th year of the Lifbee Academy, during which young scientists accepted the challenge and came up with a business plan, also belonged to our colleague, Dr. To Šarlota Kaňuková, who won the category with her team Enviro LAB.
● Computer science student Peter Hafner has developed a piano pedal for people with disabilities. He also has other successful products in the app store. You will learn how he comes up with ideas, what he enjoys most about development and how he evaluates the study of applied informatics from the position of a fifth grader in the interview .
● Chemistry student Romana Mičová develops molecules that can be information carriers In her research. Dr. Romana Mičová focuses on single-ion magnets and tries to find slow magnetic relaxation in them. She told us what it means, how research results can be used in practice, or where chemistry graduates can find employment in the interview.
● Chemistry student Romana Mičová develops molecules that can be information carriers Chemistry graduate associate professor Cyril Rajnák participated in the investigation of extraterrestrial objects that fell on planet Earth using a particle accelerator
Docent Cyril Rajnák is a great example of the fact that significant scientific achievements can also be achieved by our graduates. Read his scientific research activity vin the interview .
