Walk on Air Against Your Better Judgment. Over Coffee with Mary Anne O’Connell
Article | Scientists

Walk on Air Against Your Better Judgment. Over Coffee with Mary Anne O’Connell

Professor Mary Anne O’Connell reflects on her journey from HIV research to RNA editing, explains the role of ADAR enzymes, and discusses RNA therapies, scientific leadership, and resilience in research.
Th, 16.7.2026
CEITEC
tag
share
more
Walk on Air Against Your Better Judgment. Over Coffee with Mary Anne O’Connell
CEITEC Technology Will Help Reveal How Oxygen Controls Embryo Development
Article | Science and research

CEITEC Technology Will Help Reveal How Oxygen Controls Embryo Development

Scientists from CEITEC Brno University of Technology have won a prestigious HFSP grant to study how oxygen levels influence early embryo development using a unique technology.
Fr, 10.7.2026
CEITEC
tag
share
more
CEITEC Technology Will Help Reveal How Oxygen Controls Embryo Development
William S. Morton: The Best Part of Living in Brno? Probably the Tomatoes Through the Window
Article | Scientists

William S. Morton: The Best Part of Living in Brno? Probably the Tomatoes Through the Window

ERA Postdoctoral Fellow William Morton reflects on two years at CEITEC Masaryk University, discussing research, life in Brno, scientific culture, and international collaboration.
Th, 18.6.2026
CEITEC
tag
share
more
William S. Morton: The Best Part of Living in Brno? Probably the Tomatoes Through the Window
 Scientists Uncover a Tipping Point in Cells. This Is How Cancer May Begin
Article | Science and research

Scientists Uncover a Tipping Point in Cells. This Is How Cancer May Begin

Scientists from CEITEC and Masaryk University uncovered a molecular switch in the Wnt signalling pathway that controls cellular decision-making and may help explain how cancer begins.
Th, 11.6.2026
CEITEC
tag
share
more
 Scientists Uncover a Tipping Point in Cells. This Is How Cancer May Begin
A Rare Genetic Disorder in the Amish Community Helped Confirm a Key Cellular Mechanism
Article | Science and research

A Rare Genetic Disorder in the Amish Community Helped Confirm a Key Cellular Mechanism

A rare genetic disorder in the Amish community helped researchers from CEITEC Masaryk University uncover a key RNA splicing checkpoint essential for proper genetic information processing.
Mo, 11.5.2026
CEITEC
tag
share
more
A Rare Genetic Disorder in the Amish Community Helped Confirm a Key Cellular Mechanism
Bacteria’s Achilles’ Heel – Without a Key Protein, They Multiply Slowly
Article | Science and research

Bacteria’s Achilles’ Heel – Without a Key Protein, They Multiply Slowly

Scientists from CEITEC Masaryk University reveal a bacterial weakness: without RimM, recovery after stress is slow, opening new paths for targeted infection treatment.
Mo, 4.5.2026
CEITEC
tag
share
more
Bacteria’s Achilles’ Heel – Without a Key Protein, They Multiply Slowly
Petr Viewegh’s Microcosm and Macrocosm
Article | Scientists

Petr Viewegh’s Microcosm and Macrocosm

Petr Viewegh (formerly Dvořák) popularises natural sciences among the general public through his lectures, astronomy camps, and other activities.
Th, 27.2.2025
CEITEC
tag
share
more
Petr Viewegh’s Microcosm and Macrocosm
Pavel Plevka: I only give my team colleagues projects that I would be happy to work on myself
Article | Scientists

Pavel Plevka: I only give my team colleagues projects that I would be happy to work on myself

Virologist Pavel Plevka, two-time ERC grant holder at CEITEC MU, seeks new team members. He discusses virus research, team leadership, and opportunities for students and postdocs.
Th, 13.2.2025
CEITEC
tag
share
more
Pavel Plevka: I only give my team colleagues projects that I would be happy to work on myself
Plants cope with histone chaperone deficiency by adapting histone chemistry
Article | Science and research

Plants cope with histone chaperone deficiency by adapting histone chemistry

Researchers from CEITEC Masaryk University in Brno have made significant strides in understanding how plants adapt to genotoxic stress and subsequent mutations, specifically through changes in DNA folding.
Th, 19.12.2024
CEITEC
tag
share
more
Plants cope with histone chaperone deficiency by adapting histone chemistry
Scientists aim to stop tumours from metastasizing. They are using approved drugs
Article | Science and research

Scientists aim to stop tumours from metastasizing. They are using approved drugs

A research project led by Daniel Zicha at CEITEC BUT is investigating whether some drugs approved for other purposes are slowing or even stopping the spread of cancer cells.
Fr, 15.11.2024
CEITEC
tag
share
more
Scientists aim to stop tumours from metastasizing. They are using approved drugs
Other projects
GCMS
ICPMS
Follow us
FacebookX (Twitter)LinkedInYouTube
More information
WebinarsAbout usContact usTerms of use
LabRulez s.r.o. All rights reserved. Content available under a CC BY-SA 4.0 Attribution-ShareAlike