Department of Chemistry

• Conferences, symposia, workshops

  No conferences are currently organized.

   

  Previous conferences

  2021 - XXVI. Annual Congress of Czech and Slovak Societies for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology with cooperation of Austrian and German Biochemical Section

• SARS-CoV-2 testing

  Katedra chemie a Katedra medicínské biologie PřF JU zajišťují testování na přítomnost viru SARS-CoV-2 pro nemocnice, studenty JU a zaměstnance JU a BC AVČR. Více informací najdete zde.

  Department of Chemistry and Department of Medicinal Biology FSci USB are testing for the SARS-CoV-2 virus for hospitals, students of USB, and employees of USB and BC CAS. More information here.

Department of Parasitology

• Schedule of the Seminars

  All Seminars of the Department start at 13:15 to 14:45), in the lecture room C2 in the building C PřF JU.

  Program for 2024 (winter semester):
  - the degree of study and supervisor of the presenting students can be found in the tab Contact - Students.

  Date	Speaker	Title
  3.10.	Tanisha Moons	Potential factors influencing the microbiomes of Triatoma sanguisuga. [Ph.D. student; in English]
  17.10.	Klára Lengálová       Jan Kamiš	Výskyt a diverzita bakterií komplexu Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato a Borrelia miyamotoi u klíšťat Ixodes ricinus v městském parku Stromovka. [BSc. student; in Czech]   Tick-borne encephalitis in patients and ticks in South Bohemia. [Ph.D. student; in English]
  7.11.	Lucie Hodíková       Ana Maria Filipe	Comparative reconstruction of metabolic pathways in symbiotic bacteria of blood-sucking insects. [MSc. student; in Czech, slides in English]   Unravelling the role of calcium-dependent protein kinases in Babesia divergens life cycle. [Ph.D. student; in English]
  14.11.	students (not only) from our department	Terénní kurz mořské parazitologie v Norsku (Course of marine field parasitology in Norway). [IN CZECH]
  28.11.	Anna Juranová	Hantaviruses around us. [MSc. student; in Czech, slides in English]
  12.12.	Monika Bürgerová     Tamás Dobai	The impact of human activity on the diversity of selected parasitic groups. [Ph.D. student; in English]   Investigating the hemoglobinolytic potential of Sphaerospora molnari. [Ph.D. student; in English]
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• Requirements

  The students (of any specialization of the BSc., MSc., or Ph.D. study program) who plan to defend their final theses at our department are obliged to present at our Seminar of the Department.
  Examples:
  - a student of Parasitology planning to defend his/her thesis at the Department of Parasitology → enrolls in a seminar of our department.
  - a student of another specialization planning to defend his/her thesis at the Department of Parasitology → enrolls in a seminar of our department.
  - a student of another specialization who only works on his/her thesis at our department (e.g. in our lab, or under the supervisor of our department), but will defend it at another department → does not enroll in the seminar of our department, but enrolls in the seminar of the department where he/she will defend.
  
  

  Students are obliged to present at the Seminar of the Department:

  Bachelor students: at least twice a study, in Czech (10-15 min)
  

  Master students: at least annually, in Czech with slides in English (10-15 min)
  

  Ph.D. students: at least annually, in English (15-20 min)
  
  

  The obligation to report at the Seminar of the Department is based on the Dean's Measure No. D48 (Bachelor and Master students), which was last updated on March 15, 2021, and on the Dean´s Measure No. D62 (Ph.D. students).

  At the seminar the students present the topic of their theses. In the course of the first year of the study, it is assumed that the students do not have enough results yet, thus it is expected that they will present the so far known information about the topic (introduction), and the methodology and objectives of their work. Students should contact and ask Jana Kvičerová (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) for the date of the presentation. Students who plan to defend their theses in the given semester should present well in advance before submitting the final thesis in order to be able to incorporate critical comments.
  
  The course KPA/181 (guarantor J. Kvičerová) runs together with the course KPA/805 (guarantor E. Nováková).
  
  ! Important notice for Ph.D. students: enroll in the course KPA/805 ONLY IN THE SEMESTERS IN WHICH YOU ARE GOING TO PRESENT !
  
  THE CREDIT to the STAG for the course KPA/181 is given to bachelor and master students by Jana Kvičerová, and for the course KPA/805 to Ph.D. students by Eva Nováková.
  THE CREDIT to the STAG for the course KPA/181 is given for attendance. One absence is allowed.
  

Department of Parasitology

Research Teams

• Jan Štefka (parasitic arthropods, phylogeny, population genetics and evolution of parasites)

• Václav Hypša (arthropods, symbionts, phylogeny, population genetics)

• Eva Nováková (arthropods, symbionts, genomics, microbiomes)

• Jana Kvičerová (veterinary parasitology, coccidia, hantaviruses, rodents)

• Marie Jalovecká (Babesia, proteins, biochemistry of parasites)

• Oleg Ditrich (medical parasitology, parasites of Svalbard)

• Ivan Fiala (Myxozoa)

• Tomáš Scholz (parasitic helminths)