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Brussels supports energy highways to strenghten EU gridThe European Commission has unveiled plans to strengthen the EU’s electricity grid and prepare infrastructure for future hydrogen use. The initiative targets critical cross-border energy bottlenecks…
Europe in the supercomputing league with ‘JUPITER'The JUPITER supercomputer, inaugurated in Germany, is the first European system to reach exascale performance (over one quintillion (10¹⁸) operations per second), making it the most powerful…
Why seek your Reason for Being?Have you ever noticed how often we make decisions based on what’s expected of us—rather than what truly aligns with who we are? Discovering your own essence is like finding a compass that guides…
Future electronics might be powered by a strange quantum effectScientists at Rice University and partner institutions have made a breakthrough discovery in a material called CsCr₃Sb₅, a chromium-based kagome geometry metal. Kagome metals are special because their…
TechCrunch debate: Are bad incentives to blame for AI hallucinations?TechCrunch on September 7, 2025 analyses whether commercial incentives and pressure to ship quickly contribute to higher rates of hallucinations in language models.
Which of the four basic categories is your team in – and how to lead it efficiently?Just as people can be divided into several general categories, and the way they are managed can be adjusted accordingly, entire teams can also be classified in this way. Each team has a slightly…
Vattenfall to select an SMRSwedish energy company Vattenfall has decided to pursue small modular reactors (SMRs) to expand nuclear power generation. The company has shortlisted two suppliers: GE Vernova Hitachi’s 300 MW BWRX-…
When a Team Understands Its Purpose, It Works Differently: Atos Connects Culture and Strategy Through the Reason for Being ProgramTwo years after the global IT group Atos split into two separate entities, a significant shift is happening in the Czech Republic – the local leadership is reuniting the divided teams back into one…
Four signs of a toxic work environment – and what to do about itWhat exactly is meant by toxic work environment? It refers to a workplace where employees do not feel comfortable or productive. It is characterised by workaholism, unhealthy competition and rivalry,…
Why managers must be good listeners – and how to do itOne of the most important communication skills for team managers is the ability to listen. Why is this the case? What exactly should a manager be capable of listening to? And how can this skill be…
Three myths about motivating subordinates you should stop believingMotivating people is a complex and demanding skill that every leader must develop through extensive experience. Unfortunately, many managers still hold false assumptions in this regard. This article…
Four tips on implementing change in your organisationChange in any organisation is always met with some level of resistance. People are naturally conservative and generally dislike change, even if the changes in question will improve their work or lives…
Curiosity: an underrated but essential trait of successful leadersWhen discussing the qualities a successful leader should have, we often hear about a positive attitude, communication skills, or resilience under stress. However, one trait is rarely mentioned even…
A healthy workplace as a priority: companies seek balance between performance and mental well-beingWorkplace stress reduces performance, profits, and employee loyalty. A healthy and stimulating work environment is therefore becoming a key issue for Czech companies. At the May forum organized by the…
The opposite of imposter syndrome: the Dunning–Kruger effect and how to recognise it in subordinatesMost of us are familiar with so-called imposter syndrome: it refers to a situation in which even a highly capable individual doubts themselves and feels like they have reached a responsible or…
