Science Café

Description

Do all living organisms emit light, even if we can't see it with the naked eye? Join us for the next Science Café and discover the world of ultra-weak photon emission. Have you ever wondered why living organisms glow? Do only some glow, or do all glow and we just can't see their light? In the next Science Café, we will delve into the world of light that is so weak that the human eye cannot detect it. You will learn what ultra-weak photon emission is, how it occurs in living organisms, what it can reveal about processes happening in cells, and what methods scientists use to measure it. The speaker will be Mgr. Marek Rác, Ph.D., a researcher at the Department of Biophysics at the Faculty of Science, Palacký University in Olomouc. His research focuses on the formation of reactive oxygen species and ultra-weak photon emission. Using sensitive detection methods, he studies light that the human eye typically cannot capture. After the lecture, there will be time for questions and discussion. Registration is required to participate.

Highlights

• Discover ultra-weak photon emission
• Lecture by Mgr. Marek Rác, Ph.D.
• Registration required for participation

General Information

The Science Café explores whether all living organisms emit light, even if it's invisible to the naked eye. Led by researcher Mgr. Marek Rác, Ph.D., the event will cover the science behind ultra-weak photon emission and its implications for cellular processes.

Location

Olomouc, 779 00 Olomouc, Czech Republic

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