News
-
Heat, or cold? New insights of the functioning of temperature-sensitive ion channels may open the way for a new medicines development
-
A Day of Physiology and Medicine for Undergraduate Students
-
Kateryna Semenovykh received the Martina Roeselová Foundation Grant
-
Four important IPHYS researchers celebrated their life anniversaries
-
Results of bibliometric analysis of M17+
-
Veronika Palůchová received the Josef Hlávka Prize
-
Great first place for student Martin Kubeš, who completed his internship within the Open Science project at IPHYS
Events calendar
- planned
- past
-
13.2.
15:00Lecture "Role of proteostasis derailment in Atrial Fibrillation: towards mechanism-based diagnostics and treatment strategies"
Prof. Bianca Brundel, Amsterdam UMC - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
-
20.2.
15:00Lecture "Development of funcionalized dressings for treatment of chronic diabetic wounds"
Mgr. Elena Filová, Ph.D., Laboratory of Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering, IPHYS
-
23.2.
09:00 -
27.2.
15:00Lecture "Current advances in pharmacology of musarinic receptors"
Mgr. Jan Jakubík, PhD, Laboratory of Neurochemistry, IPHYS
-
6.3.
15:00Lecture "Treatment options for mitochondrial disorders"
RNDr. Tomáš Mráček, PhD, Laboratory of Bioenergetics, IPHYS
-
13.3.
15:00Lecture "Non-canonical roles of the Glucocorticoid Receptor in BoneImmunoMetabolism and beyond"
Prof. Jan Tuckermann, University of Ulm, Germany
Publications
-
Heat or cold? New insights into the functioning of temperature-sensitive ion channels obtained in collaboration with Lund University
-
Unravelling novel regulatory mechanisms in the human Na+/H+ antiporter NHA2
-
Characterization of novel antidiabetic drug with less side effects on bone metabolism
-
The structure of steroids fundamentally affects their effect at the N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors
