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New Study Sheds Light on Ancient Protoribosome and its Role in Early Life Evolution

New Study Sheds Light on Ancient Protoribosome and its Role in Early Life Evolution

Published: Monday 30.9.2024
Scientists have uncovered new insights into the protoribosome, a molecular fossil within the ribosome, which plays a key role in the origin of life on Earth. This research, published in Nucleic Acids Research, could reshape our understanding of early ribosomal evolution and its significance for the development of life. One of the study´s lead researchers is Dr. Klára Hlouchová from department of Cell biology of the Faculty of Science, Charles University.
2nd place in the FameLab 2024 competition goes to our faculty!

2nd place in the FameLab 2024 competition goes to our faculty!

Published: Wednesday 18.9.2024
In a stellar display of talent and innovation, Anna Laštovičková from the Faculty of Science's Department of Physical and Macromolecular Chemistry has secured an impressive second place in a prestigious FameLab competition. Competing against nine exceptional finalists and captivating an audience of over two hundred science enthusiasts, university representatives, and leading figures from scientific institutions, Anna’s presentation titled "Spin Your Crystal" stood out for its creativity and rigor. This remarkable achievement highlights her passion, expertise, and the growing excellence at Charles University. Congratulations, Anna!
Words of the Dean of the Faculty of Science Jiří Zima on the flood situation 17 September 2024

Words of the Dean of the Faculty of Science Jiří Zima on the flood situation 17 September 2024

Published: Tuesday 17.9.2024
Dear and beloved, I would like to confirm that the crisis staffs of Charles University and Charles University Faculty of Science are still assessing the flood situation. In Prague, fortunately, everything is so far without major problems. However, if our students have run into any problems in the flood situation, please contact the Student Services at studijní@natur.cuni.cz. Similarly, our staff should contact their supervisors/directors and address any problems that arise with them. If necessary, the UK Point Information Line can be contacted on weekdays between 9:00-16:30 (+420) 224 491 850 or email info@cuni.cz for a basic signposting and contacts on how to proceed. Jiří Zima
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