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MEMELAND will open a new window into medieval Europe

MEMELAND will open a new window into medieval Europe

Published: Thursday 21.11.2024
Our Faculty is proud to announce that Assistant Professor Ondřej Mottl, Head of the Quantitative Ecology Lab at the Department of Botany, is part of an international team that has been awarded funding from the prestigious European Research Council’s (ERC) Synergy Grant. This €13.5 million grant supports the international MEMELAND project, which aims to uncover how medieval land use continues to shape European landscapes today
An evening with student associations at Albertov

An evening with student associations at Albertov

Published: Friday 15.11.2024
On the rainy evening of 14th November, the traditional event "Přírodovědci sobě" took place in Albertov 6, where individual student associations and other student activities are presented. The rich and varied student life is characteristic of the Faculty of Science, Charles University, which is reflected in the fact that every year new associations present themselves at the event. This year was no different.
Protein MICAL1 Plays a Key Role in the Cellular Dynamics by Controlling the Cytoskeleton

Protein MICAL1 Plays a Key Role in the Cellular Dynamics by Controlling the Cytoskeleton

Published: Wednesday 13.11.2024
Researchers have made a remarkable advancement in understanding how cells regulate their inner framework. The team from three institutes of the Czech Academy of Science, the Institute of Molecular Genetics, the Institute of Biotechnology and the Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry, the Faculty of Science of Charles University, BIOCEV and CEITEC has uncovered the precise molecular mechanisms behind the protein MICAL1, which plays a crucial role in maintaining cell shape and movement. Researchers' findings offer a detailed insight into MICAL1’s function in controlling actin filaments—the cell's flexible “skeleton”—and open up new possibilities for developing treatments to address diseases linked to MICAL dysfunction. The study was published by the prestigious journal Nature Communications.
LERU Doctoral Summer School

LERU Doctoral Summer School

Published: Tuesday 12.11.2024
As part of its partnership with LERU, Charles University was invited to participate in the prestigious LERU Doctoral Summer School. The theme of the summer school is "Artificial Intelligence across university disciplines - Perspectives and practical experience". The summer school is open to PhD students and will take place from 22 - 27 July 2025 at the University of Copenhagen. Participation is free of charge for UK students and the deadline for applications is 15 January 2025.
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