RNDr. Katarína Karl’ová and Assoc. Prof. Jozef Strečka from the Institute of Physical Sciences at the Faculty of Natural Sciences of UPJŠ in Košice contributed to the theoretical discovery of a new type of behavior in quantum magnets.

The Slovak and international scientific community of experts in photon and neutron physics has the opportunity to participate in a valuable scientific event - the 9th annual School for XFEL, Synchrotron and Neutron Radiation Users “SFEL 2026”.

The Xcool Lab educational program is open to talented high school students who have won competitions in physics, biology, or other areas of the natural sciences. Selected students will participate in a special workshop organized by the Institute of Physical Sciences at the Faculty of Education, UPJŠ

At the turn of August and September, the High Tatras once again became a meeting place for leading graph theory researchers. The 34th international workshop Cycles and Colourings, organized by the Institute of Mathematics of the Faculty of Science, Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice, took place at the Atrium Hotel in Nový Smokovec from 30 … Continued

The Slovak project MATSUKO AI Holopresence has been shortlisted amongst the top 25 European projects in the final of the prestigious REGIOSTARS 2026 competition. The Institute of Mathematics at the Faculty of Science also contributed to the development of the product as part of its collaboration on the project Research and Development of Machine Learning and Computer Vision Technologies … Continued

Out of more than 200 applicants from around the world, only six students were selected for the prestigious summer school at the Center for Quantum Nanotechnology in Seoul, South Korea. One of them was a young physicist from our faculty

Košice and Drienica were recently the setting for celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the STROM seminar. Half a century ago, the KMS – Correspondence Mathematical Seminar was founded at UPJŠ in Košice; in 1993 it was renamed STROM and became the first mathematical seminar of its kind in Czechoslovakia. In 1995, the STROM Association … Continued

Scientists from the Department of Microbiology, Institute of Biology and Ecology at the Faculty of Science, UPJŠ in Košice, have discovered two new species of bacteria. These microorganisms provide insight into the evolution of bacteria in isolated environments. Their discoveries have potential for biotechnological and environmental applications.

For six days, from July 19 to 24, 2026, the High Tatras became a hub where modern technology, field research, and international education converged. The International Summer School demonstrated how geography, geoinformatics, and remote sensing are integrated with practical instruction and international research at UPJŠ.