Bacterial resistance to classic antibiotics will soon become a huge problem all over the world. In the course of his research stay at Leopold-Franzens-Universität in Innsbruck, Austria, Lukáš Maier, an ...
Special, highly porous gels prepared by Petr Slavík in the group of Professor David K. Smith at University of York, UK, have unique properties – they can be used as ...
They have properties similar to morphine, but unlike traditional opioids, they exhibit fewer adverse side effects. In his research, Václav Havel is working on developing new effective analgesics derived from the ...
Examining proteins, nucleic acids and other biomolecules is not a simple task. Therefore scientists often use photochemically controlled bioorthogonal reactions for their labelling. Tomáš Slanina, an Experientia Foundation grant recipient, ...
He likes technologies and is an ardent science fiction fan. It is no wonder that thanks to the Experientia Foundation grant, Andrej Jančařík went to study in France for one ...
They work like a Rubik’s Cube – they have many various combinations. Shapeshifting molecules, the synthesis of which was the focus of Jiří Šturala’s research stay at Durham University in the UK, have many ...
How does the brain work? This is one of the most exciting questions that 21st-century science seeks to answer. Vojtěch Kapras was so fascinated with brain research that he decided ...
When it comes to the number of published articles, Tomáš Šolomek holds the record among all Experientia Foundation scholars. He explains that he has made a good use of his collaborations ...
Kinase inhibitors play a role in the transmission of signals and regulate a variety of processes within the cell. The improper functioning of kinase enzymes can cause many diseases in ...
Our first grant recipient, Jakub Hývl, was so successful that he ended up publishing an article in the prestigious scientific journal Nature. Together with Nobel laureate Professor Richard R. Schrock, he presented research on specific catalysts ...