At BRT, we’re passionate about driving sustainable innovation in agriculture through cutting-edge technologies. Recently, BRT junior researcher and PhD student Adam Hruška had the opportunity to speak at an event centered on the power of AI in promoting sustainable practices and advancing modern agriculture. Here are his first account insights!

Recently, the BRT welcomed new PhD student Manvendra Kumar. Read all about his firsthand account detailing his background and aspirations below! It all started with a question: What if waste could power our future? Growing up in India, where cultural diversity thrives alongside environmental challenges, I was often struck ?by the contrast between human activity and its impact on nature. This curiosity shaped my academic choices and led me to explore the intersection of waste management and renewable energy. Fast forward to today, I am a first-year PhD student in the BioResources and Technology (BRT) Division at the Czech University of Life Sciences, Prague (CZU). My journey to this point has been filled with challenges, breakthroughs, and a lot of learning—but the goal remains constant: to make renewable energy accessible and sustainable for everyone.

To broaden and develop our teams’ collaborative skills while offering visiting students the chance to expand their scientific networks and gain cultural experiences, BRT encourages students to join our team for internship opportunities. These internships aim to facilitate idea exchange, foster professional growth, and create opportunities for collaboration.

As part of the ongoing partnership between the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU) and Mendel University (MENDELU) in Brno, the BioResources and Technology (BRT) Division was delighted to welcome a delegation from Sumy National Agrarian University, Ukraine. This visit, part of the initiative "Strengthening the Capacities of Public Higher Education Institutions in Ukraine," aimed to foster academic and research collaboration through hands-on experiences and cultural exchange

To broaden and develop our teams’ collaborative skills while offering visiting students the chance to expand their scientific networks and gain cultural experiences, BRT encourages students to join our team for internship opportunities. These internships aim to facilitate idea exchange, foster professional growth, and create opportunities for collaboration.