2nd Annual International NETPHARM Conference
LCMSArticle | Science and research

2nd Annual International NETPHARM Conference

The NETPHARM 2026 conference highlighted major advances in translational pharmaceutical research, international collaboration, and investments in cutting-edge scientific infrastructure.
2nd Annual International NETPHARM Conference
I waited two years for a start-up grant and wrote ten versions of my project idea
GCMSICPMSLCMSArticle | Science and research

I waited two years for a start-up grant and wrote ten versions of my project idea

I waited two years for a start-up grant and wrote ten project versions. Anna Vanluchene explains the Illuminating Flow concept, photocatalysis in flow reactors, and building an independent research team.
I waited two years for a start-up grant and wrote ten versions of my project idea
New Generation of Magnetic Materials Could Overcome the Limits of Silicon Technologies in IT
ICPMSArticle | Science and research

New Generation of Magnetic Materials Could Overcome the Limits of Silicon Technologies in IT

The TERAFIT project is developing next-generation magnetic materials—antiferromagnets and altermagnets—that could replace silicon chips and enable faster, energy-efficient IT technologies.
New Generation of Magnetic Materials Could Overcome the Limits of Silicon Technologies in IT
What Holds Our World Together: CEITEC Scientists Experimentally Confirmed Electron Sharing Between Molecules
ICPMSArticle | Science and research

What Holds Our World Together: CEITEC Scientists Experimentally Confirmed Electron Sharing Between Molecules

CEITEC scientists have experimentally shown for the first time that even weak halogen bonds between molecules share electrons, revealing a partly covalent nature.
What Holds Our World Together: CEITEC Scientists Experimentally Confirmed Electron Sharing Between Molecules
Researchers at IOCB Prague predict a new physical phenomenon through advanced molecular modeling
LCMSGCMSICPMSArticle | Science and research

Researchers at IOCB Prague predict a new physical phenomenon through advanced molecular modeling

A team at IOCB Prague revealed a novel phase where liquids flip rapidly between metal and nonmetal states. The theory, based on advanced modeling, was featured in Nature Communications.
Researchers at IOCB Prague predict a new physical phenomenon through advanced molecular modeling
How to control ions? Dr. Michael Volný’s Czech Science Foundation project investigates new possibilities in mass spectrometry
LCMSArticle | Science and research

How to control ions? Dr. Michael Volný’s Czech Science Foundation project investigates new possibilities in mass spectrometry

A new project supported by the Czech Science Foundation (GACR) focuses on a detailed study of ions produced in electrospray and their potential use beyond analytical chemistry.
How to control ions? Dr. Michael Volný’s Czech Science Foundation project investigates new possibilities in mass spectrometry
Launch of the ATEBIO Project
LCMSGCMSArticle | Science and research

Launch of the ATEBIO Project

On Feb 18, 2025, key ATEBIO project members met in Brno to launch its implementation, uniting experts from academia, healthcare, and industry, including Watrex Prague and top research institutions.
Launch of the ATEBIO Project
News from LabRulezGCMS Library - Week 6, 2025
GCMSArticle | Application

News from LabRulezGCMS Library - Week 6, 2025

This week we bring you applications and Poster by Agilent Technologies, Thermo Fisher Scientific and Shimadzu!
News from LabRulezGCMS Library - Week 6, 2025
Tomáš Pluskal receives ERC grant and joins EMBO
GCMSICPMSLCMSArticle | Scientists

Tomáš Pluskal receives ERC grant and joins EMBO

Dr. Tomáš Pluskal has been accepted into the prestigious ‘Young Investigator Programme’ of the EMBO and has also secured the ERC grant.
Tomáš Pluskal receives ERC grant and joins EMBO
A molecular trap for exotic metals promises improved diagnostics and faster drug development
ICPMSArticle | Scientific article

A molecular trap for exotic metals promises improved diagnostics and faster drug development

Scientists from IOCB Prague have created compounds a million times more stable than those used to treat tumors or as contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging.
A molecular trap for exotic metals promises improved diagnostics and faster drug development