Doc. RNDr. Michal Goga, PhD. from the Technology and Innovation Park UPJŠ presented the importance of scientific research in the extreme conditions of Antarctica to the general public this week in the regional magazine Regina of Slovak Television. In the interview, he not only discussed his participation in the international expedition, but also the importance … Continued

In the current dynamically developing environment, international cooperation plays a key role in supporting innovation and technological progress. A significant contribution to this area was the workshop implemented by the Technology Transfer Center TIP-UPJŠ within the project Accelerating Digital Catch-up through University-Industry Cooperation, which took place in the city of Košice. The event focused on … Continued

📍 Where: Košice – GES, Námestie L. Novomeského 1443📅 When: 31. 03. 2026⏰ Time: 08:00 – 15:00 🎟️ Free admission (including lunch)🤝 Networking & new contacts💡 Real examples of technology transfer into practice ProgramThe program also includes presentations by experts from Slovakia and abroad, networking and a space to exchange experiences. Registration here 👉https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSepmsuUEABjpo6ocR_SKvgQtG-GXCVlEvDviRN6rAc-gq1iSw/viewform

A working meeting was held at the TIP UPJŠ Technology and Innovation Park with the aim of strengthening the connection between the university environment and the IT sector in the region. The invitation was accepted by Juraj Girman, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Košice IT Valley, and Miriam Hučková, Executive Director of Košice … Continued

Antarctica is not just a land of ice and rocks. It is a unique space where silent, yet fundamental biological processes take place in extreme conditions. It is here that field research of Antarctic habitats is taking place, focused on the study of lower plants – mosses and lichens – as sensitive indicators of environmental … Continued

The Centre for Technology Transfer, Technology and Innovation Park UPJŠ in Košice has become a partner in the international project “V4 for Innovation: Knowledge Transfer Cooperation of V4 Countries,” which has received financial support from the International Visegrad Fund.  The project connects technology transfer centres across the Visegrad region (Szeged, Brno, Gdańsk, Košice) with the aim to:  Through thematic workshops, an international conference, and a shared digital platform, project partners will exchange best practices and jointly address key challenges related to digitalisation, talent retention, and research commercialisation.  The project is implemented under the call: “Visegrad Focus on Research, Development, Innovation and Digitalisation.”  The project is co-financed by the governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants … Continued

Expedition Antarctica 2026 continues with another chapter directly from the field. The research team has arrived on King George Island, which is one of the main logistical gateways to Antarctica. Approximately 1,200 kilometers south of Punta Arenas, Chile, the expedition encounters the reality of one of the most challenging environments on the planet. Current events … Continued

On January 16, 2026, another chapter of Czech-Slovak Antarctic research officially began. The first part of the scientific expedition Antarctica 2026 set off from Brno, where a media briefing was held in front of the Janáček Theatre with the participation of expedition members and partner institutions. A demanding journey to the end of the world … Continued

Head of the Center for Integrative Paleobiology (INPAL) of the Technology and Innovation Park and university professor Assoc. Prof. RNDr. Martin Kundrát, PhD. appeared as a guest in the daily magazine on TV channel Dvojka STVR and Radio Regina, where he introduced the exhibition Prehistoric Silk Road, representing a unique connection between science, art and … Continued