5 Dec 2023

Our contribution to the 3D-Bioinfo | ICSB 3D-SIG | ELIXIR CZ conference

The joint conference, named 3D-BioInfo | ICSB 3D-SIG | ELIXIR Czech Republic Community Meeting in Structural Bioinformatics, took place from 15th to 17th November 2023 in the Prague Congress Center. Our group had a nontrivial presence there, with one oral presentation and six posters.

4 Dec 2023

Our contribution to the XXII. setkání biochemiků a molekulárních biologů

Our group was strongly represented at the traditional Czech conference XXII. meeting of biochemists and molecular biologists.

1 Dec 2023

Dean's Award for Dominik

Dominik Tichý, our graduate student, was awarded the Dean's Award for his thesis at the Faculty of Informatics.

30 Nov 2023

Researcher's Night 2023

The Structural Bioinformatics Research Group participated in the Night of Scientists with its booth as part of a broad program organized by the National Center for Biomolecular Research.

30 Sep 2023

Our contribution to the IBERGRID 2023 conference

This Thursday, 28th September, our colleague Adrián Rošinec had a presentation about his research at the 12th Iberian Grid Conference (IBERGRID 2023). The conference was held in Benasque, Spain, from 25th to 29th September.

12 Sep 2023

Successfully defended dissertation thesis

Last Friday, 8th September, our colleague Aliaksei Chareshneu successfully defended his dissertation thesis at the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University. The topic of his thesis is "Visualization of protein structures, complexes, and annotations".

3 Jul 2023

Five theses successfully defended

Five of our colleagues successfully defended their thesis during the last fortnight as the spring semester of 2023 slowly but surely ended.

19 May 2023

αCharges and Mol*VS published in 2023 NAR WSI

The Web Server issue of the Nuclear Acids Research hosts two articles authored by our research group this year. The first is about Ondřej Schindler's AlphaCharges (αCharges) web server, and the second is about Mol* Volumes and Segmentations (Mol*VS) of the team of David Sehnal.