Congratulations to Alina Karmazin, who has successfully defended her Master’s thesis at Charles University and obtained her Master’s degree. In her thesis, “Modulation of the heat shock protein 90 (HSP90) by reversible acetylation,” Lina investigated how site-specific lysine acetylation affects the stability, oligomeric state, and ATPase activity of HSP90α. We congratulate Lina on this achievement and wish her all the best in her next steps.
Congratulations to Margaréta Volníková, who received the Best Poster Award at the Intermediate Filaments Gordon Research Conference 2026 in Castelldefels,…
Congratulations to Kilián Hejtmánek, who has successfully completed his Bachelor’s studies at Charles University! During his time in our lab,…
We are happy to share that our collaborative manuscript “Changes in the structure of mitochondrial processing peptidase driven by adaptation…
Our manuscript “Functional Divergence and Structural Changes of Class IV Histone Deacetylases (HDACs) Across the Tree of Life” has been…
We are happy to share that our student Kilián Hejtmánek has successfully defended his bachelor’s thesis, “Microtubule-Associated Condensates: Phase Separation…
Our collaborative manuscript “Multifunctional SAHA-derived 8-hydroxyquinoline metallopharmacophores: HDAC inhibition and antiproliferative activity” has been accepted in Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers. The…
We are pleased to share that our new collaborative paper has been published in the Journal of Medicinal Chemistry. The…
Congratulations to Alina Karmazin, who has successfully defended her Master’s thesis at Charles University and obtained her Master’s degree. In…
We are proud to share that our PhD student Šárka Kohoutová won the poster competition at the IBT Students Day…
We are pleased to share that Margaréta Volníková has been awarded a GAUK student grant for her project entitled “Uncovering…
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