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Today, bioinformaticians are integral to research. 🧬👩💻 Well versed in AI tools, they can help predict and tackle threats like climate change and pandemics, says Jiří Vondrášek (@ELIXIRCZ, @IOCBPrague). #AlphaFold#GlobalFungi#Datasets
Details ➡️ https://t.co/lUKjfvaUCi
#new_paper: A closed loop for polyurethane biofoams designed in line with the European Green Deal
@ElsevierConnect : Chemical recycling, Circular economy, Biopolyols, Rigid foams
https://t.co/Cl6NwSNZyC
Hydrogels rank among materials with enormous potential – from medicine to agriculture. But detailed research has long been hampered by a fundamental problem: in preparing samples for electron microscopy, their delicate structure was easily damaged.
Scientists at the Institute of Scientific Instruments of the CAS in Brno, in collab with the Faculty of Chemistry at Brno University of Technology, have now developed a method that preserves the natural appearance of hydrogels – as well as the bacteria within them – opening the way to their targeted use in practice.
The findings were published in Carbohydrate Polymers ➡️ https://t.co/rccudkYNJd
https://t.co/Y3f8tTT5SD
Today, Radomír Pánek, President of the Czech Academy of Sciences, welcomed representatives of South Korean state organizations to the CAS headquarters in Prague, together with colleagues from @HiLASECentre and our Institute of Computer Science @ics_cas. 🇰🇷🇨🇿
The main topic of the meeting, organized on the Korean side by the Korea Electronics Technology Institute, was cooperation in the development and application of digital technologies and artificial intelligence – particularly in the areas of global climate change, energy, cybersecurity, and agriculture.
A new Czech study reveals crucial insights into blood cell formation in newborns! The fetal livers quickly reduce red blood cell production after birth, while white blood cell production declines more slowly. The research performed by scientists from @FGU_AVCR and @1LFUK1
🌡️ A heatwave swept Czech forests last week (11–17 Aug). According to #DendroNetwork monitoring, many sites reached >30 °C for several days in a row. Extremes arrive at the second part of the growing season, limiting tree growth, raising stress, and reminding us of climate risks.
🍄 Mycologists from @IBOTCZ have discovered and scientifically described two new genera of microscopic fungi that live in environments with high salt content – in sea grass near Mauritius and in salty soil in western Czech Republic.
Study ⤵️ https://t.co/uilp0nFc8j
HOT THE PRESS! New publication is out 🎉! Find out more about unique tomb from Nafun, north of Duqm. Research is led by Betka Danielisova @aru_praha@CzechAcademy
The first collective Neolithic megalithic tomb in Oman | Antiquity | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/a36adeHstv
The Vice-Presidents of the Czech Academy of Sciences set priorities for the 2025–2029 term
How do Ilona Müllerová, Ondřej Beránek, and Miroslava Anděrová believe the Academy can enhance its standing and more effectively support early-career researchers? ⤵️
https://t.co/QHBhrQnmUV
Polymerase synthesis of base-modified DNA scaled-up to milligram quantities suitable for NMR structure studies. Check our newest work published in @ChemistryEur https://t.co/xmFV3fVwxf @IOCBPrague@science_charles@Akademie_ved_CR