Researchers' Night 2026
The Structural Bioinformatics Research Group participated in Researchers' Night as part of a broader programme organised by the National Centre for Biomolecular Research.
On 31st May, our colleague Veronika Horská successfully defended her dissertation thesis at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University. Her thesis topic is "Statistical Inference in Survival Analysis Using R and Shiny Application".
The thesis brings the topic of survival analysis and its application closer to the broader scientific community. After rigorously yet comprehensibly defining the relevant mathematical groundwork, Veronika wrote a user-friendly text about creating a web application using the R language and the Shiny framework. She then used the text to create the ShinySAR application, a private application that provides interactive insight into the data from the Slovak Arthroplasty Register. The application and the way it can be deployed on a server are extensively documented in the thesis.
Congratulations, Veronika!
The Structural Bioinformatics Research Group participated in Researchers' Night as part of a broader programme organised by the National Centre for Biomolecular Research.
Collaboration between the NCBR at the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University, and CESNET has resulted in the development of the PROPTIMUS tools for correcting and optimising AI-predicted protein structures.