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computer science, mathematics, and biology, focusing on processing, analyzing, and modeling biological data and processes at the molecular and cellular level. They involve developing analytical methods and software
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on analyzing the state of the environment, identifying pollution sources, and understanding transport processes. A key task is finding indicators that help early detection of changes in environmental systems
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study programme. Find more information in: Conditions of the admission procedure for doctoral study programmes at the Faculty of Science, Charles University, for study programmes starting in the winter
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and chemical processes, statistical thermodynamics of fluids and polymers, advanced electromigration separation methods, and biophysical chemistry. The program reflects global trends and the needs
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, including biopolymer chemistry and physical chemistry of polymers. Students can focus on experimental issues such as polymer synthesis, association processes, polymer degradation, and semiconductor polymer
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, physical and chemical properties of molecular networks, and processes on atmospheric aerosols. The program reflects modern trends in computational chemistry and molecular modeling. Start of studies in
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both with regard to the topics being processed and the work position. Application submission The application is submitted electronically through the Charles University study information system
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past and present natural processes for predicting environmental changes. Start of studies in the summer semester (April) Opening of applications and publication of the dissertation topics: 15. 11. 2025
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: Conditions of the admission procedure for doctoral study programmes at the Faculty of Science, Charles University, for study programmes starting in the summer semester (April). Important links Subject Area
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information in: Conditions of the admission procedure for doctoral study programmes at the Faculty of Science, Charles University, for study programmes starting in the summer semester (April). Important links