On 14–15 April, the Faculty of Pharmacy hosted NETPHARM’s first conference, aiming to connect top pharmaceutical research with clinical use and drug delivery innovation.

How can we replace scarce lithium? Dr. Tomáš Hartman’s GAČR project explores 2D silicon and germanium as affordable alternatives for future batteries and sustainable energy.

Dr. Tomáš Pluskal, winner of the Neuron Award, and his team created DreaMS, a machine learning model that accelerates molecule analysis. Published in Nature Biotechnology.

This study aims to develop an IC-ICP-OES method to identify and quantify 28 inositol phosphate isomers in food and feed, offering low detection limits and high reproducibility.

The study develops an LC-MS/MS method with isolator column and SPE for accurate FFA profiling in wort, aiming at improved efficiency and application in beer quality studies.

A team at IOCB Prague revealed a novel phase where liquids flip rapidly between metal and nonmetal states. The theory, based on advanced modeling, was featured in Nature Communications.

Pharmaceuticals, used in medicine and livestock feed, can persist at low levels in the environment. Conventional wastewater treatment can't remove them, impacting water sources.

This study develops and validates an LC-MS/MS assay to quantify low creatinine levels in sweat and saliva, supporting non-invasive biosensor-based kidney function monitoring during haemodialysis.

A GAČR-supported project led by Dr. Mario Vazdar investigates how arginine-rich peptides penetrate cells, aiming to clarify key mechanisms in targeted drug delivery and membrane biochemistry.

This study assesses the use of LC-QTOF-MS with data independent acquisition for quantifying target pesticides and screening suspects in agriculture-impacted water samples.