9 Nov 2022

PhD conference in Biomedical Sciences 2022 is coming soon

We would like to invite you to the Annual PhD Conference of Biomedical Sciences PhD program, this year the conference will take place on November 21-24, 2022 at the MU Brno University Campus (building C03, room 117). The goal of the conference is to exchange experience and support communication between doctoral students and their supervisors from different institutes and scientific fields.

4 Oct 2022

Nicola Silva's research seeks to answer one of the fundamental, unanswered biological questions

Some of the most deleterious stimuli that can compromise genome integrity and lead to cancer development include physical interruptions to both DNA strands, called double-strand breaks (DSBs). It is not only the different stages of DSB that Dr. Nicola Silva from the Department of Biology, Faculty of Medicine, MU, is focusing on in his research.

24 Sep 2022

Award for Natália at the conference "XXV. Biologické dny"

Our PhD student Natália Vadovičová was awarded for her poster showing the control of AMPK kinase by the translation factor eIF4F in malignant melanoma.

26 Jun 2022

Department of Biology joins International Cancer Institute

The National Cancer Institute is a project for which almost 1.5 billion crowns have been allocated for the period of 3.5 years from the resources of the National Recovery Plan (NPO) - specifically from the EXCELES program of the Ministry of Education. Prof. Slabý, the head of the Dept. of Biology, is the coordinator of this project at Masaryk University.

15 Jan 2022

Professor Šmajs' team published in the New England Journal of Medicine!

Professor David Šmajs' team from the Department of Biology of the Faculty of Medicine, Masaryk University, in collaboration with international researchers published a research article about yaws eradication strategy in The New England Journal of Medicine.

13 Dec 2021

Head of the Department of Biology was a government commissioner, pedagogue and scientist for a year

Molecular biologist, Ondřej Slabý, who works as the Head the Department of Biology at the Faculty of Medicine MU and leads a research group at CEITEC MU, resigned from the position of government commissioner for science and research in health care.

27 Nov 2021

Three scientists from the Department of Biology received the MUNI Scientist award

The Masaryk University Grant Agency awarded the MUNI SCIENTIST prize for the second time for significant achievements in the field of research. Of the five nominated researchers and their teams, Lumír Krejčí and Pavel Krejčí and Michaela Bosáková, all from the Department of Biology, were awarded for the Faculty of Medicine.

24 Sep 2021

The Department of Biology organizes "BIOTOP" seminar series

Are you interested in career options after graduation of your PhD studies? Would you like to know how it is to work in a biotech company? Then the BIOTOP seminar series organized by the Department of Biology is for you!

27 Aug 2021

Researchers from the Biology Department are again nominated for the Ministry of Health Award

The David Šmajs research group was nominated for the prestigious Award of the Ministry of Health for extraordinary results achieved in the field of research and development.

19 Jul 2021

Why penicillin treatment may fail to treat syphilis in rabbits

The David Šmajs research group from the Biology Department has recently described why administration of penicillin may fail to treat sexually-transmitted syphilis in rabbits.

14 Jun 2021

The Biology Department has a new professor!

Prof. MUDr. Iva Slaninová, Ph.D. is a professor at the Medical Faculty, MU, where she has been working at the Department of Biology for many years. She has recently completed the procedure of a professor in the field of Medical Biology. Congratulations!

17 May 2021

Recent advances in the treatment of a genetic growth disorder

The Pavel Krejčí Research Group from the Department of Biology of the Faculty of Medicine, Masaryk University discovered that the impaired bone growth leading to achondroplasia can be partially reversed.