Scientific results hold up more often than expected. A study involving scientists from FSV UK questions the extent of the replication crisis
Professor Zuzana Havránková, Professor Tomáš Havránek and Doctor Jaromír Baxa participated in a study published in the prestigious journal Nature.
Can a cookbook be political? Exploring power in everyday life, food, and community
Professor Kennan Ferguson of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, currently a Fulbright Distinguished Scholar at FSV UK, challenges conventional ideas of politics, showing how power shapes everyday life.
How do people stop believing in democracy? A political scientist from FSV UK examines what shapes our values
Dr. Klára Kosová combines political science, cognitive linguistics and neuroscience, observing how the values that hold democracy together are formed in people’s minds.
Science in the service of democracy. New international study maps the role of chief science advisors to governments
How can governments make better use of scientific knowledge in decision-making? Read about a new international study co-authored by Karolína Pštross, a PhD student from FSV UK.
The second year of Science Communication 360° sought answers to systemic problems and opportunities
The event was jointly organized by the Czech Academy of Sciences, FSV UK and the SciComHub platform.
What do images tell us about the state of Czech society? A visual sociologist from FSV UK on representations of migration, visual literacy, and civic activism
Read an interview with Dr. Andrea Průchová Hrůzová from the Institute of Sociological Studies.
How the Czech Republic manages refugee integration: FSV UK experts evaluate current measures and future challenges under the incoming government
Read an interview with sociologist Marie Jelínková and political scientist Petr Jüptner about migration from Ukraine.
Assoc. Prof. Michal Smetana from FSV UK received the Neuron Award for Young Promising Scientists 2025
The committee appreciated how he innovatively connects the fields of international relations, security studies and political psychology. Read more about his success.
Jozef Baruník and Rudolf Kučera were appointed professors
On Tuesday, December 16, 2025, in the Great Hall of Carolinum, President Petr Pavel presented the appointment decrees to the professors.
“Authenticity matters more than advertising.” An ICSJ researcher on athletes on social media, disinformation regulation, and AI ethics
Sport plays a significant role in the life and research of Dr Kateřina Turková. She was always drawn to a broader perspective—understanding how sport functions in the media and society.