Scientists at IOCB Prague reveal a previously unknown mechanism that initiates gene transcription. Using cryo-EM, they uncover how alarmone molecules enable RNA synthesis under stress.

Two outstanding early-career researchers at UCT Prague, Filipa Oliveira and Stella Gonsales, received prestigious GAČR JUNIOR STAR grants for innovative research in materials science and sustainable chemistry.

Eurachem/CITAC VaMPIS guidance introduces validation of measurement procedures that include sampling, using measurement uncertainty to assess fitness for purpose in both in situ and ex situ measurements.

This study presents a sensitive Py-GC–MS/MS method using dynamic reaction monitoring to quantify nano- and microplastics in water, sediment, and biota at nanogram levels.

FMT therapy relies on living microbes—and metabolomics helps prove quality. In this interview, Ryland explains GC×GC-TOFMS, SPME sample prep, and why data skills matter.

This study uses in situ Py-GC/MS with complementary analyses to track stage-specific volatile evolution and reaction pathways during lignin slow pyrolysis.

Interview with Dr. Eamonn Clark on WRRC water research, fuel-spill impacts, PFAS workflows, and how DIY tools like a homebuilt nitrogen evaporator can expand low-resource labs.

Researchers at IOCB Prague have developed new fluorogenic labels that deliver high-contrast fluorescence microscopy, enabling precise visualization of cellular processes without background noise.

Scientists from CATRIN helped develop a new plasmonic photocatalyst that uses solar energy to efficiently convert biomass into key bioplastic precursors, marking a major step toward sustainable chemistry.

Structure-guided libraries and machine learning enable faster discovery of active nucleic acid sequences beyond random mutagenesis.