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Neuroscience in Czechoslovakia

Trends in Neurosciences, 1991
The collapse of the communist regime in Czechoslovakia revealed not only the disastrous state of the Czechoslovak economy but also the serious problems that Czechoslovak science faces. Understanding the present situation and determining the best way to improve it requires careful analysis of the development of science during the past 40 years.
J, Bures, L, Cigánek, O, Vinar
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Czechoslovakia

European Journal of Political Research, 1992
At the start of 1991, the coalition of Civic Forum (OF) and Public Against Violence (VPN) had an absolute majority in the Czechoslovak (CSFR) Federal Assembly. (OF took 118 and VPN took 52 out of the total number of 300 parliamentary seats, i.e. 56.6%). In the course of 1991, the distribution of political forces in parliament changed.
Jaroslav Hudeček   +2 more
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Czechoslovakia

Nursing Standard, 1990
Czechoslovakia is to screen explicit commercials advocating the use of condoms, in a bid to combat the spread of HIV. According to official statistics there are only eight people with AIDS in the country but the true number is believed to be as high as 1,000.
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Optics in Czechoslovakia

Applied Optics, 1968
After a brief description of the historical development of optics in Czechoslovakia, a short survey of its present state is given. Research in the fields of image forming, physical, physiological, spectroscopic, and molecular optics carried out at the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, in the universities, and in industrial research institutes is ...
B, Havelka, A, Vasko
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TRANSLATION IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Babel. Revue internationale de la traduction / International Journal of Translation, 1964
Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on translation in Czechoslovakia. Translation has had a great tradition in Czechoslovakia, from the earliest beginnings of Old Czech literature in the ninth century. Czechoslovakia is a country inhabited by two nations speaking cognate languages, the Czechs (9 million) and the Slovaks (434 million).
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