Jan Žižka | Selected Works

(Academic, EN) MSc Dissertation on Human Rights and Their Legal-Philosophical Basis in Existential Phenomenology- The Philosophy of Jan Patočka and Václav Havel

(Academic, EN) MA Dissertation on UN Reform and Responses to Climate and Health Emergencies

(Academic, EN) Have international trade institutions simply been a tool to promote the interests of powerful developed countries? (The international political economy of global trade institutions).

(Academic, EN) Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage in Europe: Multilevel Perspective Versus Scenarios

(Academic, EN) Lebanese Politics: Militias, Bourdieu and Weber

200 years ago, the father of genetics, Mendel, was born. Modern scientists keep building on his work (CZ)

He won the Nobel Prize for matter that can't exist on its own. 'We don't control nature', says physicist (CZ)

COP26 live broadcast from Glasgow about British and Scottish climate policies and pledges (November 12, 2021) (Audio, CZ)

Where did the Moon come from? According to recent NASA research, it could have formed in just a few hours (CZ)

Energy at Edinburgh: A Short Documentary (Video, EN)

Questions and Answers: Where are Russian, Chinese, and Indian vaccines headed? Exploring the world of vaccine diplomacy (CZ – 5. díl: Vakcínová diplomacie)

AI applications in energy can have far-reaching impacts. Saving lives may be one of them, suggests Nigel Goddard | Energy at Edinburgh (EN)

Stuart Haszeldine: We’re in the carbon wars. Paying to capture and store carbon is like paying for waste collection | Energy at Edinburgh (EN)

Andrew Lyden: Having an open-source model would have made market reform discussions less polarised – and we’ll need one in the future | Electricity Markets Research Hub

Lars Schewe: Balancing costs have grown enormously. Zonal markets reduce them, but could disincentivise investment | Electricity Markets Research Hub

Mark Winskel: The UK has done well in decarbonising its electricity sector. Now it’s time to turn to heat and transport | Energy at Edinburgh (EN)

Ronan Bolton: The energy transition is the most consequential global industrial transformation in history | Electricity Markets Research Hub

How time flows: Why we perceive half a second and 1.5 seconds differently, according to psychologist Grondin (CZ)

He pioneered molecular machines. 'Today they are toxic, but they could one day remove tumors', says Nobel laureate Sauvage (CZ)

We were wrong about dinosaurs: They thrived in the cold, not the heat, says paleontologist Olsen (CZ)

Elephant numbers are declining due to climate change and humans. Deforestation threatens them, too, says scientist (CZ)

Hope for those who have lost the ability to speak? Scientists decode words from the brain of a paralysed person (CZ)

Czech Radio Broadcast Report From COP26 (CZ, Audio Report)

In times of crisis, we must visualise future scenarios, says Ondráš Přibyla, new recipient of the Climate Award (CZ)

Dinosaurs had feathers and they’ll have them in the next Jurassic world, promises paleontologist Stephen Brusatte (CZ)

Astronomical Expedition Report (CZ)

(Academic, EN) The Philosophy of Cosmology: What Science Really Says About Unobservables

(Academic) US-Iran Relations & Donald Trump’s Leadership Trait Analysis

(Academic, EN) Somalia and the Doctrine of Human Security

(Academic, EN) Analogy: The Human Mind as an Ordinary Differential Equation (2023)

(Academic, EN) Data Collection: Climate Stances of States Six Years After the Paris Agreement (2022)