PhD Club: Investigation of Paclitaxel Off-Target Effects and the Anticancer Mechanisms of Artemisinins: Methodological Approaches and Challenges by Ema Heffnerová
Wednesday December 11, 2025 / 9 AM / Seminary room 1.09
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Czech Republic steps into the EATRIS Spotlight with a focus on Precision and Personalised Health – from Discovery to Patient
Spotlight on the Czech Republic! Following the handover from Portugal this week in Lisbon, theCzech Republic has now officially stepped into the EATRIS Spotlight programme.
CACR 2025: From fundamental cancer research to the patient’s bedside
From 24 to 26 November, more than 300 leading figures from Czech and international scientific and biomedical communities gathered in Olomouc for the Czech Annual Cancer Research Meeting.
Phd Club: Dibenzyldithiocarbamate protects cells from cuproptosis and prevents NPL4 aggregation by Martin Loffelmann
Wednesday December 2, 2025 / 9 AM / Seminary room 1.09
Alžběta Srovnalová presented her work at the CytoData 2025 conference in Berlin
Our colleague Alžběta Srovnalová presented “High Content Morphology Profiling Enables Discovery Of Autophagy-Modulating Therapeutics” at the CytoData 2025 conference on 20–21 November 2025, in Berlin.
NICR Edu Lectures: Prof. Mgr. Vítězslav Bryja, Ph.D. on Setting up a drug development spin off in the Czech academic reality
The workshop will focus on turning academic research into a biotech spin-off, navigating both the hurdles and the breakthroughs along the way. Part of the at the Czech Annual Cancer Research Meeting 2025 in Olomouc.
NICR Edu Lectures: PhDr. Jan Kubáček on Media Communication – A necessary evil or a natural part of science?
The workshop will focus on communicating science clearly and confidently, gain new inspiration, and practice your skills at the Czech Annual Cancer Research Meeting 2025 in Olomouc.
STRIKE Consortium 5th progress meeting and IBICS-9 symposium
On 29-30 October 2025, the STRIKE consortium will gather for its 5th Progress Meeting, hosted by the National University of Ireland Maynooth
PhD Club: CherryPick: At the Core of Combinatorial Chemistry. Toward the next generation of Chemical Space by Riccardo Fusco
Wednesday November 12, 2025 / 9 AM / Seminary room 1.09
Marián Hajdúch: Just one act of oral sex can trigger throat cancer. A simple gargle test can reveal the risk
Cancers of the mouth and throat are insidious — they can develop silently for up to ten years. The development of these tumors could, in many cases, be prevented. They are triggered by human papillomaviruses (HPV), which can be detected.