The conference will be held at Charles University in Prague. The main conference building will be Faculty of Mathematics and Physics at Malostranske namesti 25, Praha 1.

Charles University in Prague was founded in 1348 and is one of the world's oldest universities. Today it has 17 faculties (14 in Prague and 3 in other Czech cities), 3 university institutes and 6 other specialized centres for educational, scientific, research, development and other activities.

The university has more than 7,500 employees, 4,000 of these being academic and research staff. Over 51,000 students are studying at Charles University (which is roughly a sixth of all students in the Czech Republic), in more than 300 accredited degree programmes and 660 study disciplines. More than 18,000 are studying in bachelor's programmes, 25,000 in master's programmes and more than 7,000 in doctoral programmes. Over 6,000 students are from abroad.

Throughout its history, Charles University was always one of the most important centres of education and science in the country. Among the graduates there are many great scientists, artists, inventors, philosophers etc. To name just a few: Bernard Bolzano, mathematician and philosopher; Karel Čapek, writer whom we thank for the invention of the word "robot"; Jaroslav Heyrovský, chemist and inventor, awarded by the Nobel Prize in Chemistry; Jan Hus, 14th century philosopher and reformer; Milan Kundera, writer; Jan Evangelista Purkyně, anatomist and physiologist or Nikola Tesla, one of the most known inventors in the world... to top this list, just a few names of those who cooperated with the University while staying in Prague: Tycho Brahe, Johannes Kepler, Albert Einstein, Rudolf Carnap.

Links:
Charles University in Prague
Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
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