Biodiversity
This course is meant for students interested in understanding the climate crisis/the 6th mass extinction from a standpoint of natural history. You will learn about climatology, plate tectonics and evolution, though other significant topics related to enviromentalism like permaculture are also sprinkled in. In detail, we will touch on:
• How biodiversity arises. What is evolution and how do genes work.
• What is a niche, genetics of populations, convergent evolution, and speciation.
• The planetary impact of extremely successful organisms in the past.
• What actions and phenomena promote and what inhibit diversity.
• Neolithic and industrial revolution, globalisation and postcolumbian exchange.
• Conservation vs restoration, gene banks and how to advocate for biodiversity.

Samuel Paulini
Session D
AI in Particle Physics
Oliver Matonoha
Biodiversity
Samuel Paulini
Climate Crisis: Challenges and Solutions
Beniamin Strzelecki
Finance and Politics
David Němeček
History
Emma Nabi-Bourgois
International Investment Law
Maroš Hodor
Medicine and science
Veronika Holubová
Moral Philosophy
Mojmir Stehlik
Neuroscience of Stress and Neurodiversity
Liza Mrackova
Quantum Internet 101
Hana Jirovská
Sleep course 101
Monika Václavková
Sociology of Gender and Masculinities
Ecem Nazlı Üçok
Sound, music and science
Sol Johansen
The Art of Resistance
Morena Pedriali
Visit your inner world
Petro Rusanienko