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Workshop BioImage Analysis Fundamentals

Start date Feb 05, 2024 - Feb 09, 2024

The Vinicna Microscopy Core Facility (VMCF) cordially invites all interested parties to a workshop on Fundamentals of Bioimage Analysis. Taking place from 5 to 9 February 2024, it will introduce you to the world of bioimage analysis, introduce the capabilities of image processing and evaluation tools, and teach you how to effectively visualize, analyze, and interpret your own data. Registration required.

Published Jan 03, 2024

Possibility to process your samples in the new histoprocessor

Vinicna Microscopy Core Facility offers the possibility to process samples in the Leica ASP200 tissue processor. A reservation form must be filled out in advance.

Published Jan 03, 2024

Ancient roots of phytohormone signalling

A new study on the plant signaling molecule, auxin, has been published in the prestigious journal Cell. The study was co-authored by Matyáš Fendrych and Shiv Mani Dubey from the Faculty of Science, Charles University.

Published Dec 21, 2023

Communication to students of the Faculty of Science

The management of the Faculty of Science monitors the current situation at the Faculty of Arts and at Charles University as a whole. There are quite a few students who, in addition to teaching at the Faculty, also have classes at the Faculty of Arts, which is currently subject to a special regime. Click on this news item to find the guidelines for the organisation of examinations and studies that currently apply to the Faculty of Arts.

Published Jan 02, 2024

Information on the operation of the faculty from 2. 1. 2024

Starting from Tuesday, 2 January 2024, the Faculty of Science resumes the operation of its buildings in normal mode according to the planned activities. This information applies to both students and staff.

Published Jan 01, 2024

New Insights into Climate Response of Forest Ecosystems

New research has made significant strides in understanding how coniferous forest ecosystems may respond to climatic changes. The study investigates the relationship between tree-ring indices (TRI) and the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) in the context of climate, topography, and soil conditions. Corresponding author of the study is Dr. Mašek from the Department of Physical Geography and Geoecology, Faculty of Science, Charles University.

Published Dec 14, 2023