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From 22 to 24 October, Zdeněk Kameník and Stanislav Kadlčík participated in a conference in the German Congress Center Würzburg, which focused on natural products. They presented their results in the form of a poster – S.Kadlčík and Z. Kameník in the form of a presentation about our tool CluSeek. We believe that the conference

Lucie Najmanová was invited to the annual conference of Czech Dental Chamber to present a lecture on the oral microbiome and its relation to the noncommunicable diseases. At the conference she also presented the method of oral microbiome dysbiosis evaluation to predict a risk of periodontitis and subsequently also other NCDs development. The published method

Our laboratory is part of a project called INTER MICRO, and from 14 to 15 October some of our colleagues participated in the first meeting in the beautiful Czech city of Telč. Some presented their results in the form of a presentation and some shared their research through a poster. Thank you for your participation

We’re thrilled to announce that one of our colleagues  Lucie Najmanová took part in the creation of the fantastic new book, Ask the Scientist! They were present at the launch at the Scout Institute in Prague, where the book was met with great acclaim. It’s a truly engaging and educational read, and we can’t wait

You could attend up to 30 lectures and 64 posters covering a wide range of topics from hepatitis C virus replication to advances in bacterial transcription research. Novel antiviral strategies and immunological responses were also discussed. Our lab members were represented by Jirka Janata, Michaela Novotná, Markéta Koběrská, Gabriela Balíková-Novotná,Durga Mahor and Fanny Demay.  Míša

Our colleagues Gábina Balíková-Novotná and Markéta Koběrská visited the EMBO workshop BACNET24, where they presented their work in the form of posters. The EMBO workshop aimed to enhance the BacNet series as a leading international conference in Europe focusing on molecular microbiology, in particular bacterial signalling and regulatory networks. Recent advances have highlighted the complexity of