Research
In Slovakia, our faculty is consistently ranked as the top research faculty among institutions with the focus on natural sciences. The faculty main research themes are as follows:
Mathematics
- Applications of qualitative and quantitative methods of mathematics and statistics in natural, technical, and economic sciences
- Algebraic and geometric structures and discrete mathematics
- Methods of mathematical analysis and their applications to dynamical systems
Physics
- Physical mechanisms in living systems and their use in biomedicine and biotechnology
- Nanotechnologies, materials, and new technologies
- Field physics, subatomic and atomic particles and their applications
- Physical mechanisms of processes in the environmental system and their use to predict its variations
Computer Science
- Information processing laws and their applications to new information and communication technologies
- Methods and tools of computer science to support the knowledge society
Research Results, Seminars, Publications
St. George’s Rotunda in Nitrianska Blatnica10. 03. 2022
International consortium of radiocarbon laboratories dated St. George’s Rotunda in Nitrianska Blatnica
The Principia : Mathematical Principles of Natural...08. 11. 2021
Doc. Juraj Šebesta translated to Slovak language books by sir Isaac Newton
How a crystal transforms into another one03. 09. 2021
A study of nucleation in the pressure-induced structural phase transition in rocksalt was published on 31 August 2021 in the prestigious physical journal...
Physics in blind alleys / Juraj Tekel12. 07. 2021
Juraj Tekel, from the Department of theoretical physics of the Faculty of mathematics, physics and informatics CU in Bratislava, describes in his popular...
Mind as an Object / Martin Takáč18. 11. 2020
Martin Takáč, whose professional interest is in computer simulations of the human mind and developing so-called "digital people", in his essay "Mind as an...
Reentry and disintegration of a rocket booster above Hawaii27. 10. 2020
A unique celestial event was captured by the AMOS systems at Haleakalā and Maunakea Observatories in Hawaii.
Classical Systemas in Quantum Mechanics / Pavel Bóna03. 08. 2020
Addresses the knotty problem of the quantum-classical divide. Adopts two approaches for describing classical systems in the framework of quantum...
From disordered molecules to distorted chains and back06. 04. 2020
Experimental and theoretical study of polyamorphism in SO2 was on April 3, 2020 published in the prestigious multidisciplinary journal PNAS (Proceedings of the...
New PANGAIA Project: Developing Computational Pangenomics30. 01. 2020
Milan, January 29, 2020. Computational Biology Research Group at Comenius University is a member of a consortium of researchers from five European universities...
Researchers from the faculty helped to decipher the...17. 01. 2020
January 17, 2020. The Computational Biology Research Group at the faculty collaborated on sequencing and analysis of the giant squid, a legendary creature...