Charles University in Prague,
the first University in central Europe (founded 1348), has among her many Faculties
the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics.
Research and teaching at this Faculty focuses on various fields in physics, mathematics and computer science.
It also educates teachers of physics and mathematics.
The subject of particle physics is pursued by the
Institute of Particle and Nuclear Physics.
The Institute's
research groups
concentrate on detector and software development and physics analysis within large international collaborations connected with experiments at
CERN,
DESY
and
Fermilab,
and also the
Pierre Auger Observatory.
There is also an active
group of theorists
working here.
Study
at the Faculty offers opportunities for specialization in many branches, including
nuclear and particle physics,
in
bachelor, master
and
postgraduate
programmes.
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Christian Helzel