FaF hostila vzácnou návštěvu zástupce z Northeastern University

7 Nov

The Vice-Rector's Award for Excellent Results in Doctoral Studies also goes to the Faculty of Pharmacy

We are proud to announce that a team consisting of David Švestka, Pavel Bobáľ and Jan Otevřel received the prestigious Vice-Rector's Award for excellent results in doctoral studies for the year 2024/2025 at a ceremony on Thursday, 6 November. These outstanding scientists carry out their research work at the Department of Chemical Drugs, where our students can meet them during their studies. We wholeheartedly congratulate them for the award and wish them continuing enthusiasm for their research, and bring you their statements outlining their work.

3 Nov

MUNI PhD Career Days 2025: Inspiration for Your Career After the PhD

From 11 to 14 November 2025, Masaryk University (Komenského nám. 2, Brno) will host MUNI PhD Career Days, an event focused on career opportunities after completing your Ph.D. Expect inspiring talks, networking, CV consultations with the MUNI Career Centre, and tips on postdoctoral positions and job opportunities. We especially recommend the “Empowering Your Career After the PhD” block on Tuesday afternoon.

23 Oct

Life is hiding even in the ice of Antarctica – and perhaps future medicines are too: Interview with Stanislava Bezdíček Králová

Read an interesting interview with our successful researcher RNDr. Stanislava Bezdíček Králová, Ph.D., who works as an assistant professor at our Department of Molecular Pharmacy. Dr Králová is a microbiologist and scientist focused on finding new bioactive substances produced by extremophile bacteria, especially from the Antarctic environment. In 2023, she received the "Creative Superhero Czech Republic" award for her international impact and innovative thinking in the field of microbial ecology.

18 Aug

Research team led by Ondřej Jurček successfully advances development of a new therapy in cancer treatment

Czech scientists from the Faculty of Pharmacy and CEITEC Masaryk University have developed new molecular structures that could significantly advance cancer treatment. These so-called 'supramolecular nanocages' can deliver drugs directly to cancer cells, thereby increasing the effectiveness of treatment while minimizing damage to healthy tissue. This amazing achievement was reported by all major Czech media outlets last week.