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2014 YEARBOOK
RESEARCH CENTRE FOR TOXIC COMPOUNDS IN THE ENVIRONMENT
RECETOX
LEARN
DISCOVER
PROVE
APPLY
Contents
chapter One
chapter eight
chapter Two
chapter Nine
Introduction4
Organizational Structure and
Management of the RECETOX Centre
chapter Three
Financial Resources
chapter Four
Research Infrastructure chapter Five
Human Resources
chapter six
6
8
10
12
Education16
chapter seven
Research20
Publication and Other Outputs
26
Social and Environmental
Responsibility 32
in the media and awards
34
chapter ten chapter eleven
Conclusions36
chapter twelve
Glossary of Terms38
Annexes40
chapter One
Introduction
is 2014 yearbook describes the life of the Research Centre for Toxic
Compounds in the Environment (hereaer the “RECETOX Centre”) operating
within the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic. e
RECETOX was established on March 1 2010 with support of the CETOCOEN
project (no. CZ.1.05/2.1.00/01.0001) from the European Regional Development
Fund, Operational Programme „Research and Development for Innovations“,
Priority Axis 2 (OP RDI).
e Centre entered a five-year sustainability period in January 2014. It is supported by a project from the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech
Republic within the National Sustainability Programme. It is our time to prove
that previous investments into excellent science were used well. And, as we
collect the fruits of previous endeavours, we need also plant new fields for the
future at the same time.
is yearbook describes a number of achievements of the RECETOX Centre.
For example, the RECETOX research infrastructure successfully maintained its
place on the Czech Roadmap of Large Research infrastructures in the two-round
international evaluation. In addition, the Trace Analytical Laboratories, a core
unit of research infrastructure with the largest share of projects, orders and
external users, was certified. e Czech Institute for Accreditation issued an
accreditation certificate for the performance of chemical analyses of food, feeds,
biological material and environmental samples and to analyze organochlorine
pesticides, dibenzodioxins and furans, dioxin-like and indicator polychlorinated biphenyls and polybrominated diphenyl ethers. All that further promoted
interest of international partners in the use of our laboratory facilities and the
expertise therein.
Moreover, two research contracts were commissioned by the United Nations
Environment Programme (UNEP). One was to support the international monitoring network MONET in Africa to collect environmental samples of air, water
and soils and analyze toxic chemicals therein and the other to build a global
electronic database and web portal for the worldwide collection of data on persistent organic pollutants in the environment based on experience gained from
the development of the GENASIS environmental database. Furthermore, the first
stage of the development of new online portal on South Moravian data from the
WHO European Longitudinal Study of Pregnancy and Childhood (ELSPAC) was
completed in 2014. ELSPAC data are already in use by researchers, and they are
also available online to the general public in both Czech and English.
In addition, a successful project proposal, CETOCOEN plus, was submi¡ed to the
operational programme call (OP RDI 2.1) in early 2014 to support further development of interdisciplinary research teams and further use of epidemiological
data. Despite the subsequent cancellation of the call by its provider, the project is
now being implemented and supported by Masaryk University itself.
Several international researchers arrived at RECETOX in 2014 thanks to support
granted by the SOMOPRO projects, providing the opportunity to establish their
career. We have also enhanced cooperation with our Czech partners including
those at Masaryk University. Our research teams bid successfully for new
projects from the Czech Science Foundation and the Technology Agency of the
Czech Republic, as well as international projects from Norwegian Funds supporting cooperation and international mobility of researchers.
Finally, both scientists and students in the Centre were awarded for their
research, excellent projects and results at multiple occasions. Publications in
the top international peer-reviewed journals in our field as well as acceptance of
international patents are also a positive evaluation of the work of our staff.
I hope that these good achievements above will further inspire us, lead to new
ideas and open doors to new cooperation.
I wish you all the success and stamina for 2015
Professor Jana Klánová, Ph.D
Director of the RECETOX Centre
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chapter Two
Organizational
Structure and
Management
of the RECETOX
Centre
e RECETOX Centre is an independent department of the Faculty of Science,
Masaryk University. Its current organizational structure with the integrated
management structure is shown in an organigramme in Annex 1.
e director of the RECETOX Centre is its top representative. Her responsibilities and rights are laid down by the Statute and Organizational Rules of the
Faculty of Science Masaryk University. She is responsible in particular for the
long-term strategy of the RECETOX Centre, human resources policy, quality of
education and research and housekeeping/financial management. She directs
the Centre with assistance of the Executive Board consisting of her deputies
for education, research, finance, technical and administrative operations, coordinator of the research infrastructure and director of application (national and
regional) centres. e composition of the Executive Board is provided
in Annex 1.
At present, the Centre is composed of four research programmes, three core
research infrastructure facilities and two application bodies, in line with its
Organizational Rules. All research and application units are supported by the
Centre’s well-established effective and efficient management team.
1. environmental chemistry and modelling
2. organic photochemistry and
supramolecular chemistry
3. protein engineering
4. ecotoxicology
Research programme leaders are members of an advisory body to the
RECETOX Centre Director – the Kolegium. is body meets in both standard
and extended form throughout the year. e composition of the Kolegium in
both its forms is provided in Annex 1.
e state of the art research infrastructure of the RECETOX Centre is effectively distributed among research teams; in addition, some infrastructure has
been centralized in three core facilities:
1. trace analytical laboratories
2. genasis information system
3. epidemiological database of the
elspac longitudinal study
RECETOX research infrastructure has been included in the Czech Roadmap of
Large Infrastructures for Research, Development and Innovation endorsed by
the Czech government in 2010. e core facilities of the infrastructure provide
support to the RECETOX research programmes, perform own research projects, and are also openly accessible to the external research community, both
nationally and internationally.
RECETOX also serves as the National Centre for Toxic Compounds and the
Stockholm Convention Regional Centre for Capacity-building and the Transfer
of Technology. As such, these two units of the RECETOX Centre use outputs
from research teams and infrastructure to facilitate collaboration with
stakeholders from governments and industry to transform our research into
practical applications and make the best and most effective use of both the
instrumental and human capacity of the RECETOX Centre.
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chapter Three
Financial
Resources
e span and structure of financial resources for the RECETOX Centre during
2010–2014 is shown in Figure 1 below (current assets only). e current assets
reached 170 million CZK in 2014. e increase in budgets from 2010 onwards
is linked to the implementation of the OP RDI project CETOCOEN and two OP
Education for Competitiveness (OP EC) projects. However, Figure 1 also demonstrates that the OP projects are responsible for only about half of the increase;
the other half is linked to increased effectiveness in mobilizing funding from
other sources. A part of the current assets from OP RDI is also a current asset for
the construction of the RECETOX Centre’s pavilion and of its equipment; that,
however, is one-off cost that will not be repeated in coming years. In addition,
capital assets need to be added to the current assets to obtain the final figure; the
capital assets ranged from 100 to 200 million CZK per year during the implementation of the OP RDI project (and were predominantly spent on construction
and equipment for the RECETOX Centre pavilion).
In 2014 almost 25.4 million CZK of financial resources of the RECETOX Centre
came from the educational support for providing courses and teaching. An
additional 6.3 million CZK of institutional support was for specific research of
Ph.D. students. ese two represent 13.1% and 21.1% of the total income of the
RECETOX Centre. Institutional support for research programmes reached
An additional 59 million CZK were mobilized from specific project funding and
from contract research; i.e. 28.4 million CZK were provided through national
projects (7 million CZK for the development of the research infrastructure),
20.9 million CZK from international projects, 3.9 million CZK from national
contract research and 4.2 million CZK from international contract research. Due
to the character of our research, the contract research funding comes mainly
from public sector funding sources.
With regards to the structure of the resources apart from operational programmes, 55% was institutional support, 22% was national and 16% was international
project funding, and 6% was contract research. e ratio of specific funding
from national and international projects reached 4:3 and for contract research
1:1 between national and international contract research. e current assets
from the National Sustainability Programme project reached 34 million CZK and
human resources support reached 6.7 million CZK from the resources of the OP
EC (OPVK) projects.
200 mil. CZK
financial resources, current assets only, in CZK
Figure 1. Financial
resources of the
RECETOX Centre in
2010–2014 (in Czech
Crowns, CZK, current
assets only)
39.2 million CZK and, consequently, the total institutional support reached over
72 million CZK in 2014.
National Sustainability Programme
150 mil. CZK
OP RDI (OPVaVpI)
OP EC (OPVK)
Contract research – international
100 mil. CZK
Contract research – CZ
International research projects
National research projects
Institutional support – specific research
50 mil. CZK
Institutional support – publications
Institutional support – research programme
0,00 CZK
2010
Education support
2011
2012
year
2013
2014
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chapter Four
Research
Infrastructure
e RECETOX research infrastructure provides facilities and support for basic
and applied research for the research programmes of the Centre, for laboratory
and field studies and experiments, and for long-term monitoring programs. e
infrastructure consists of three core units – the Trace Analytical Laboratories,
the GENASIS information system, and the epidemiological database of the
ELSPAC longitudinal study.
e instrumentation of the RECETOX infrastructure is distributed between the
three units above, as well as in individual research programs. In addition, the research infrastructure is also openly accessible to both national and international
external research communities and it also supports implementation of student
research projects at Ph.D, master, and bachelor levels.
External users/applicants interested in the use of research infrastructure (RI) of
the Centre are recruited by a permanent open-call to submit research projects.
e applicants are requested to submit three documents: a filled application
form accompanied by the curriculum vitae of the applicant, motivation le¡er
briefly describing the proposed research topic, experiments, and expected
outcomes and a recommendation le¡er.
All applications are evaluated in a two-stage process. e first round examines
the technical feasibility of the proposed project in the RECETOX RI and in the
second round the scientific excellence is evaluated by an expert panel. Final approval of the proposal is confirmed by the Kolegium (see chapter 2). All applicants
are informed of the outcome of the evaluation process within three months of
submission of the proposal. Communication with successful applicants starts
immediately aer the Kolegium‘s decision to determine dates of their stay. More
detailed information and application forms are available on the website of the
research infrastructure: www.recetox.muni.cz/RI
utilization of the recetox research
infrastructure in 2014
Approximately 20% of the capacity of the RECETOX research infrastructure
has been made available to external users; the majority of those users are from
abroad (78%). ey are from institutions cooperating with the RECETOX Centre
over a longer term in the implementation of international research projects,
but also from new institutions, industry partners, and national or regional
authorities.
A total of 40 requests for access to RECETOX research infrastructure were
submi¡ed in 2014. Based on the assessment of the intended scientific added
value, time and finance allocation needed to cover access to the infrastructure,
68% of the requests received approval. In 2014, the RECETOX research infrastructure hosted 27 researchers (21 international ones) for 40 person months at
the Centre. 79% of them were from universities, 14% from research institutes,
and 7% from the private sector.
An additional 69 students working on their bachelor degree papers, 74 students
finalizing their masters degrees and 77 students performing research for their
doctoral theses used RECETOX research infrastructure in 2014; 22 out of 77 Ph.D.
students work collaboratively on their Ph.D; they perform it in a combined study
programme, as they are simultaneously a student in the RECETOX Centre and
staff of a third party organization (application sector).
In 2014, the research infrastructure was strengthened by new equipment
and facilities using an investment from the National Sustainability Programe
project. A detailed overview of the instrumentation available and its location is
provided in the RECETOX Centre brochure, in the 2013 RECETOX yearbook, and
on the RECETOX website.
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chapter Five
Human
Resources
By end of 2014, there were 103 researchers and 16 managers (a total of 119 research staff). An additional 25 staff provide administrative and technical support.
A total of 174 employees, included 88 women (50% of the total) and 23 international staff (13%) used the 127.08 full time equivalents (FTE) available at the
RECETOX Centre. e average age of staff was 35 years. e full list of RECETOX
Centre staff is in Annex 2.
As shown in Figure 2, there were 22 (16.4 FTE) academic staff: 9 (6.4 FTE)
professors, 6 (4.8 FTE) associate professors, and 7 (5 FTE) assistant professors.
Researchers are supported by 19 (17.5 FTE) technical staff in the research infrastructure or individual research programmes and by 20 (19.3 FTE) project,
economic support, administrative and technical support staff, including management. erefore, a total of 39 staff (36.8 FTE) provides research support,
representing of a third of all FTEs. Furthermore, there are 103 researchers in the
Centre consisting of 22 long term staff (11.8 FTE), 25 post-doctoral fellows
(24 FTE) and 47 Ph.D. students with a part time contract (a total of 25.7 FTE).
Figure 2. Positions and age structure of the RECETOX Centre in 2010–2014
(in FTE, full time equivalent)
130
Amount of staff in FTE
120
110
nonqualified staff
100
administrative staff
90
technical staff
80
researcher over 60 years
researcher 50-59 years
70
60
50
researcher 29 years
40
assistant professor
30
associate professor
20
professor
10
0
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Figure 3 shows the long-term (five-year) development
in the staff size. e total staff gradually increased
due to the implementation of an increasing number of
European operational programme projects and international projects, in particular through implementation of
the CETOCEN project. e increase observed in 2014 was
due to opening of a new research field and recruitment
of its project team (16 people). As shown in Figures
3 and 4, the share of international staff reached a peak
of 23% of all staff between 2010–2013. However, this
share dropped to 13% in 2014 as some projects supported
from operational programs came to a close. It is also evident that Brno is not a final destination for a majority of
international researchers who leave, in particular for family reasons, aer having spent here two to three years.
While the facilities, quality of the research, and research
support of the RECETOX Centre a¡ract international
staff, their departure is usually caused by insufficient
readiness of regional infrastructure (no quality English
schools, low non-Czech language proficiency in services
and health care) as well as the unse¡led future of the
Czech research policy. International scientists from
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Australia, Belarus, Canada, Chile, Congo, Finland, France, Germany, Greece,
India, Indonesia, Italy, Netherlands, Pakistan, Poland, Russian Federation,
Slovakia, South Korea, Spain, and Sweden worked with us in 2014.
Figure 4 shows that 50.6% of all FTE are held by women. e RECETOX Centre
management also actively supports the return of mothers to work aer maternity leave through a project supported by operational programme human
resources (OP LZZ) as shown in more detail in Chapter 9 of this yearbook.
e management of the RECETOX Centre systematically creates conditions and
possibilities for further development of its employees based on their individual
career plans. e increase in expertise of both junior and senior research staff
is also supported by programmes for international mobility used for study/
Figure 3. Staff increase in the RECETOX Centre over the 2010–2014 period
research visits to top international institutes. e RECETOX Centre can use the
following instruments: Operation Programme Education for Competitiveness
(OPVK), AMVIS/KONTAKT projects that support collaboration with universities
in USA (three projects); and Marie Curie Fellowships (one project), COST programme or DBU or SCIEX scholarships within the EU. All these funding sources
provide financial support for travel and research stays abroad to work with
leading scientific teams. Moreover, a¡racting international scientists or re-integration of the Czech scientists from abroad is supported by the South Moravian
region through SoMoPro grants; RECETOX held three projects in 2014.
A total of 198 research trips and study visits took place abroad in 2014 (97 staff
of the RECETOX Centre).
Figure 4. Development and changes in the RECETOX human resources
structure and share of international staff (percentage) in 2010–2014
men %
total
women
total international
54.8
53.6
174
46.4
154
women %
45.2
48.0
international staff %
52.0
50.6 49.4
49.4 50.6
123
84
69
64
38
32
2010
14
2011
2012
2013
22.0
22.1
13.2
13.1
34
27
11
5
88
76
23
2014
7.2
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Water Sampling
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chapter six
Education
e RECETOX Centre provides university education in Masaryk University’s Faculty of Science at all three levels of
higher education: bachelor (BSc), master (MSc) and doctoral (Ph.D.).
study majors
All bachelor and master majors are accredited until 2018 for daily studies in Czech.
Doctoral degree in Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology are also accredited until 2018, for both daily and combined programmes (combined programme = study and work at the same time) and can be provided in Czech or English. As the accreditation
of the professorship (habilitation) for Environmental Chemistry is valid until 2015, an extension of that period was requested in
the end of 2014. A new request for professorship in Ecotoxicology as the second principal field of the Centre was also submi¡ed.
majors guaranteed by recetox
ecotoxicology within the special biology major, bachelor degree in experimental biology
computational biology major, bachelor degree in experimental biology
environmental chemistry major, master degree in chemistry
ecotoxicology within the special biology major, masters degree in experimental biology
computational biology major, master degree in experimental biology
environmental chemistry major, doctoral degree in chemistry
ecotoxicology major, doctoral degree in biology
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Figure 5. Quantity and distribution of graduates in 2014 in majors supervised by the RECETOX Centre
75
73
57
24
total
36
47
46
33
Bc
MSc
22
21
32
33
29
PhD
18
13
9
8
6
8
6
Bc – EKOT
22
11
13
5
5
9
3
12
6
10
9
13
2
6
10
13
7
Bc – BIMAT
9
12 12
9
10 10
13
10
MSc – EKOT
MSc – CHŽP
MSc – BIMAT
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
students and graduates
e RECETOX Centre admi¡ed 70 new students to its majors in 2014 (Ecotoxicology: 16 bachelor degree, 6 master degrees, and 6 doctoral degrees, Computational
Biology: 19 bachelor degree and 8 master degree, and Environmental Chemistry: 10 master degree and 5 doctoral degrees). A grand total of all students in majors
supervised by the RECETOX Centre reached 198 in 2014.
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Work on 77 doctoral theses was ongoing in 2014 with two thirds being daily study
programme students. In addition, 60 students have successfully completed their
studies, passed exams and defended their papers/theses and graduated from
the RECETOX Centre’s majors in 2014 – 19 Bachelors, 33 Masters and 8 Ph.D. In
addition, a further 15 graduates ( bachelors) majoring in chemistry have prepared
their paper at the RECETOX Centre. Several papers were prepared and defended
in English (one master and two Ph.D. papers). A full list of graduates in 2014 is
available in Annex 3; the structure of graduates is provided in Figure 5.
teachers/lecturers
Out of 24 academic staff of the Centre there are 9 professors (1 woman), 6 associate professors (1 woman) and 7 assistant professors (3 women), 1 assistant and
one research specialist in 2014. For more details see Annex 2. Overall, a total of
59 RECETOX staff (15 women) have been involved in the education process in
2014.
classes and courses
e Centre provided 75 courses, classes, lectures, and seminars; 16 out of 75 were
laboratory, field or IT exercise and practical classes. Moreover, there were five
regular presentation workshops organized by majors each week. About two thirds
of the courses are lectures and courses on various aspects of environmental
chemistry, environmental analysis, ecotoxicology, toxicology and ecology. e remaining third of all courses focus on analyses of medical and environmental data
and modelling, and are given in cooperation with the Institute of Biostatistics and
Analyses of Masaryk University (IBA MU). Eight of the aforementioned courses
were taught in English.
work with talented students
An inextricable part of the RECETOX Centre’s educational activities is a systematic support for and cooperation with talented secondary school students.
is continued in 2014 through the interdisciplinary N-trophy contest for
secondary students (280 participants competed in biology, chemistry, physics and logic), a special course for Young Scientists – Knowing Nature (200
participants), and a number of excursions for secondary schools from across
the Czech Republic to our laboratories throughout 2014 (60 students).
Moreover, the RECETOX Centre cooperated with the Czech Academy of
Science in the “Open Science” project that provides further training to
teachers of natural sciences and trains them in using modern equipment,
methods, and experimental approaches that can be employed in the secondary
school curricula. e RECETOX Centre organized a fully booked week-long
course for 20 teachers that consisted of both lectures and experimental and
practical courses and training.
Last but not least, the Centre also prepared and provided activities and events
for general public through open door days, science festivals, and contests
(Science Café, Science Slam, Day of Science, Night of Scientists and other
events). Overall, about 5000 people became acquainted with our work. An
overview of the educational and awareness raising activities organized by the
Centre is available in Annex 7.
In addition, the RECETOX Centre published a new e-textbook and one statistical
functions library for R-language. More details are given in Annex 5.
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chapter seven
Research
is part of the yearbook provides an overview on research projects and contract research, including a list of the most significant results. A more detailed description and analysis of the publications published in 2014 is given in chapter 8 and the full list and citations are given in Annex 5.
research projects in 2014
e RECETOX Centre undertook 48 research projects (ten international and
38 national) in 2014. Financial support has been obtained from 12 subjects
and within 23 funding programs (eight international and 15 national ones).
e RECETOX Centre participated in three FP7 projects (isoSoil, ArcRisk,
AquaRehab, EuroEcotox, REFORM, and DENAMIC), and one FP7 Marie Curie
International Training Network for young scientists (CSI Environment). In
addition, the Centre has implemented two EU Interregional cooperation projects
(OP CZ-Austria and OP CZ-Slovakia), three AMVIS/KONTAKT projects supporting collaboration with US universities, and three projects SoMoPro provided by
the South Moravian Region supporting distinguished international researchers
to se¡le in institutions of South Moravia.
Table 1. Providers of research projects and number of such projects held
by the Centre in 2014
international research projects
Table 1 lists funding providers for research grants; a full list of projects undertaken by the RECETOX Centre in 2014 is provided in Annex 4.
national research projects
NATIONAL RESEARCH PROJECTS
Ministry of Education / Operational Programme Education for Competitiveness (OPVK)
1
Ministry of Education / Large Research Infrastructures for Research, Development and
Innovation
1
Ministry of Education / National Sustainability Programme I (LO)
1
Ministry of Education / KONTAKT II (projects starting 2011 the earliest) – AMVIS
3
Ministry of Education / national support for FP7 projects (2007–2013)
3
Ministry of Education / Fund for University Development
1
Czech Science Foundation / Standard projects
9
Czech Science Foundation / Post-doctoral grants
2
European Union / FP7
3
Technology Agency of the Czech Republic / BETA programme
3
European Union / FP7 / Marie Curie International Training Network
1
Technology Agency of the Czech Republic / ALFA programme
1
European Union / TEMPUS
1
Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic / Program of security research 2010–2015
1
European Union/ Other community programs
1
Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech Republic / Research in the agriculture complex (VAK)
1
European regional cooperation Germany-Czech Republic 2007–2013 (OP Czech
Republic – Austria and OP Czech Republic – Slovakia)
1
South Moravia Region / SoMoPro
3
Ministry for Regional Development (OP Czech Republic – Slovakia)
1
Masaryk University / Student projects support
7
World Health Organization, European Centre for Environment and Health
1
Masaryk University / Research Support Programme
1
American Jewish Joint Foundation
1
grand total
48
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results of the research in 2014
is chapter provides an overview of the most significant results a¡ained by
researchers of the RECETOX Centre in 2014. Table 2 below provides a closer look
at papers listed in this chapter, including quality indicators in relation to other
outputs in the field (impact factor (IF) and the percentile, defining in percentage
the ranking of the journal within its own scientific field). A full list of all publications from the RECETOX Centre is given in Annex 5.
Contamination of the ambient air and of the indoor air is a key factor affecting health of the populations. e RECETOX researchers characterized key
uncertainties affecting sampling and thereby also data interpretation and risk
assessment (Melymuk et al. 2014), described the significance of the interaction
of dust particles in the air with novel contaminants such as halogenated flame
retardants (Okonski et al. 2014) and studied effects of particles on overall
toxicity (Novák et al. 2014).
e supramolecular chemistry team synthesized new macrocyclic compounds
derived from bambusuril that have extraordinary properties for bonding anions
(Yawer et al. 2014) or toxic chemicals (Havel et al 2014). is result creates the
opportunity for practical application of the novel molecules in selective and
quantitative detection of selected toxic compounds in water.
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e photochemical group discovered a new group of fluorescent indicators
having unique properties (unusually high Stokes shi and high luminosity in
red and infra red areas of the spectrum) and showing a promising potential for
practical use in biology (Horváth et al. 2014, Pastierik et al. 2014). ese novel
chemicals were already successfully tested on myelom cells in vivo.
e ecotoxicology group yielded a publication that proposes thresholds for estrogens in waste waters and further develops practical use of biodetection systems
in environmental monitoring (Jarošová et al. 2014). In addition, a significant
change in bioavailability (toxicity increase) of arsene species was detected
during composting. is fact significantly increases risks of this metal in soils
including potential contamination of the food chain (Maňáková et al. 2014).
Research on sensors based on enzymes and biodegradation studies led to several
excellent publications accepted in top journals – Nature Chemical Biology
(Sykora et al. 2014) and in Acta Crystallographica (Chaloupková et al. 2014,
Lahoda et al. 2014). All these papers described unique functional and structural
determinants in the structure of the protein that influence catalytic properties
of haloalkandehalogenases. e described characteristics are generally applicable and usable in protein engineering and in improving enzyme properties.
Table 2. Best Research Outputs of RECETOX in 2014 (corresponding author or first author is a RECETOX employee)
citation
Lahoda, M., et al. 2014
Lahoda, M., Mesters, J. R., Stsiapanava, A., Chaloupkova, R., Kuty, M., Damborsky, J., Kuta Smatanova, I., 2014: Crystallographic
Analysis of 1,2,3–Trichloropropane Biodegradation by Haloalkane Dehalogenase DhaA31. Acta Crystallographica D 70: 209-217.
doi:10.1107/S1399004713026254
14.103
0.954
Sykora, J. et al. 2014
Sykora, J., Brezovsky, J., Koudelakova, T., Lahoda, M., Fortova, A., Chernovets, T., Chaloupkova, R., Stepankova, V., Prokop,
Z., Kuta Smatanova, I., Hof, M., Damborsky, J.,2014: Dynamics and Hydration Explain Failed Functional Transformation in
Dehalogenase Design. Nature Chemical Biology 10(6): 428-430. doi:10.1038/nchembio.1502
12.948
0.969
Yawer, M, et al. 2014
Yawer, M., Havel, V., Sindelar, V., A Bambusuril Macrocycle that Binds Anions in Water with High Affinity and Selectivity,
Angew. Chem. Int. Eddition (2014) 276-9. DOI: 10.1002/anie.201409895
11.336
0.954
Chaloupkova, R. et al 2014
Chaloupkova, R., Prudnikova, T., Rezacova, P., Prokop, Z., Koudelakova, T., Daniel, L., Brezovsky, J., Ikeda-Ohtsubo, W., Sato,
Y., Kuty, M., Nagata, Y., Kuta Smatanova, I., Damborsky, J. (2014) Structural and functional analysis of a novel haloalkane
dehalogenase with two halide-binding sites. Acta Crystallographica D 70: 1884-1897. DOI: 10.1107/S1399004714009018
7.232
0.957
6.378
0.875
Havel, V. et al. 2014
Havel, V.; Sindelar, V; Necas M., Kaifer A. E.:
Water-mediated inclusion of benzoates and tosylates inside the bambusuril macrocycle. Chem. Commun., 2014, 1372 – 1374.DOI:
10.1039/c3cc47828a
impact factor
percentile
authors
in the field
Novak, J., et al. 2014
Novak, J., Hilscherová, K., Landlová, L., Čupr, P., Kohút, L., Giesy, J.P., Klánová, J.(2014). Composition and effects of inhalable size
fractions of atmospheric aerosols in the polluted atmosphere. Part II. In vitro biological potencies. Environment International
63: 64–70.
6.248
0.971
Jarošová, B., et al. 2014
Jarošová, B., Bláha, L., Giesy, J.P., Hilscherová, K.(2014) What level of estrogenic activity determined by in vitro assays in
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0.971
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organic contaminants: sampling artifacts and their influence on data comparability. Environ. Sci. Technol. DOI: 10.1021/
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Okonski, K., Degrendele, C., Melymuk, L., Landlová, L., Kukučka, P., Vojta, Š., Kohoutek, J., Čupr, P., and Klánová, J. Particle
Size Distribution of Halogenated Flame Retardants and Implications for Atmospheric Deposition and Transport, Environ. Sci.
Technol. 2014 Dec 16;48(24) p.: 14426-34. doi: 10.1021/es5044547
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0.967
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Maňáková, B., Kuta, J., Svobodová, M., Hofman, J. (2014) Effects of combined composting and vermicomposting of waste sludge
on arsenic fate and bioavailability. Journal of Hazardous Materials 280: 544-551,
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Bioimaging. J. Org. Chem. 2014, 79, 3374-3382.
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contract research in 2014
RECETOX held 35 contract research projects (12 international and 23 national)
in 2014. International projects were granted by nine partners, while national
projects had 17 funding providers; both types of contracts drew funding from
the application sector (industry, regional authorities, and global enterprises/
organizations).
A detailed overview of contract research is provided in Annex 4. Results of
contract research are provided in technical reports as shown in Annex 5 or in
the form of laboratory results (protocols).
e most significant contract research projects in 2014 were ambient air, water
and soil monitoring project in 15 countries in Africa and a project developing a
soware tool for visualization and interpretation of the global data under the
Global Monitoring Programme of the Stockholm Convention on POPs ordered
by the Stockholm Convention secretariat. National contract research stands
on three long term pillars – cooperation with the Ministry of the Environment
of the Czech Republic in the support of implementation of multilateral environmental agreements and conventions, long term cooperation with the
authorities such as the South Moravia region, the City of Brno and the Town of
Napajedla, and finally with application sector such as Českomoravský Cement
Ltd. and Bioster companies.
e RECETOX Centre signed several cooperation agreements in 2014 – with the
University of Nairobi, Kenya on regional coordination of the Global Monitoring
Plan of the Stockholm Convention on POPs and support in capacity building and
transfer of knowledge in Africa, with the Environmental Protection Agency in
Ghana (EPA Ghana), and the long term memoranda of understanding on epidemiological studies with University College London, with the Biology Centre of
the Czech Academy of Sciences and with Seconda University Di Napoli, Italy.
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When considering contracts with the application sector, two units of the
RECETOX Centre were instrumental – the National Centre for Toxic Compounds
and the Stockholm Convention Regional Centre for the Capacity-building and
Transfer of Technology.
Experts of the Centre have been invited to assist with a number of projects identifying the scope of environmental contamination, and designing appropriate
national framework and laboratory infrastructure, and have been consulted for
practical solutions for environmental decontamination and remediation nationally and internationally. ey repeatedly lectured in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Brazil, Maldives, Serbia, Turkey and other countries in 2014. Experts of the
Centre undertook 20 trips abroad to provide capacity building and transfer of
knowledge in other countries of the Central and Eastern Europe and Asia during
2014.
In addition, the RECETOX research infrastructure organizes workshops,
training courses and conferences. ere were 11 meetings (nine of them were
international) in 2014 that brought almost 400 participants (Czech and international researchers) to the Centre. e established international summer school
on toxic compounds had 58 participants from 28 countries in 2014. Its 10th year
focused on isotope specific analyses and the summer school has a total of
425 graduates from 78 countries that have enrolled the training since 2005.
An overview of the events organized or co-organized by the RECEOX Centre in
2014 is provided in Annex 7.
Capacity building activity – training for using passive samplers for ambient air monitoring
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chapter eight
Publication
and Other
Outputs
e Centre published 89 papers in peer reviewed high impact international
journals, with the total impact factor (IF) reaching 353.1 in 2014 and with an
average IF of 3.97 per paper, as referenced in Web of Science (ISI WOS). In
addition, ten other papers were published in international journals without IF,
four papers in Czech journals without IF, four books (book chapters in English),
one patent, two application results by the GENASIS infrastructure core facility,
and 32 RECETOX reports were released, predominantly stemming from contract
research. Moreover, RECETOX presented its outputs in more than
100 conference presentations, including 9 invited lectures at 25 international
and 11 national conferences.
in international journals increased by 30%, though the total cumulative IF value
did not change. In 2013, the cumulative IF value reached the historically highest
value as the Centre succeeded in publishing extraordinary research outputs in
the best journals of chemical and biological fields (the sum for the three best
papers reached 107.5 in 2013). Nevertheless, the average IF/paper still reached
high values, as shown in Figure 7.
e list of all publications, papers and other outputs of RECETOX in 2014 is
provided in the Annex 5.
Figure 6 shows the increasing quantity of articles/papers in international high
impact journals in last five years. Furthermore, the total number of publications
Figure 6. Development of publication outputs in last five years
Figure 7. Quality of publication outputs in last five years
335.70
353.10
103
89
cummulative IF
77
67
51
56
60
49
39
32
20
19
22
2010
2011
11
11
2012
65
156.80
papers with IF
35
12
2013
without IF
32
14
2014
IF/paper
157.36
paper with IF
96.94
32
3.03
2010
56
2.80
2011
49
3.21
2012
65
5.16
2013
89
3.97
2014
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In the evaluation of scientific outputs according to RVVI methodology (RIV database points) the RECETOX Centre gained 16415 points in last five years; this amount
represents about 17.2% of the total performance of the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University (excluding CEITEC’s share). Table 3 shows contributions to the overall
value by the leading RECETOX authors. Overview of the publication outputs by the leading authors of the Centre in 2014 is provided in the Table 4.
Table 3 Leading RECETOX authors (based on the points according to
the RVVI methodology)
rvvi points of the
researcher for
recetox
total rvvi points of
the researcher
Damborský Jiří
1 234
1 279
Lammel Gerhard
1 171
Klánová Jana
Table 4. Authors with the largest number of publications with IF in 2014 (as of 25
January 2015)
cumulative if 2014
number of
publications with
if 2014
average if/
publication in 2014
Damborský Jiří
79.7
12
6.6
1 171
Klánová Jana
49.0
12
4.1
977
977
Chaloupková Radka
47.0
6
7.8
Hilscherová Klára
720
720
Brezovský Jan
46.1
7
6.6
Prokop Zbyněk
626
626
Hilscherová Klára
41.5
11
3.8
Holoubek Ivan
552
552
Prokop Zbyněk
35.8
6
6.0
Hofman Jakub
537
537
Klán Petr
32.6
7
4.7
Bláha Luděk
528
528
Melymuk Lisa Emily
27.8
6
4.6
Heger Dominik
492
563
Kukučka Petr
26.8
8
3.4
Klán Petr
487
696
Čupr Pavel
26.7
6
4.5
Šindelář Vladimír
437
624
Bláha Luděk
26.5
8
3,3
Chaloupková Radka
421
421
25.4
4
6.4
Čupr Pavel
376
376
Lammel Gerhard
20.8
6
3.5
Brezovský Jan
205
205
Nizze¡o Luca
20.6
5
4.1
Maršálek Blahoslav
199
199
Koudeláková Táňa
20.2
2
10.1
Štěpánková Veronika
19.8
2
9,9
Bohlin Pernilla
15.2
4
3.8
Kohoutek Jiří
15.0
5
3.0
Hofman Jakub
14.4
4
3.6
author
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author
Table 4. Authors with the largest number of publications with IF in 2014 (as of 25
January 2015) (continued)
cumulative if 2014
number of
publications with
if 2014
average if/
publication in 2014
Jarošová Barbora
14.1
3
4.7
Vrana Branislav
12.0
6
2.0
Prokeš Roman
11.5
4
2.9
Mulder M.D.
10.2
3
3.4
Šebej Peter
9.2
2
4.6
Kočan Anton
6.9
2
3.5
Babica Pavel
5.3
2
2.7
Smedes Foppe
3.2
1
3.2
2.6
1
2.6
author
Based on additional information, 72% of the RECETOX Centre’s publications were prepared in cooperation with a partner institution; for 53% of publications it was a university
from abroad, for another 39% it was a foreign research institution. In addition, more
than 70% of publications were prepared in cooperation with more than one partner
institution. All of the above demonstrates the solid integration of the Centre within the
international research community and research networks.
Table 5 provides a further comparison of the best scientific researchers in RECETOX
Centre. e table provides their individual overall performance since the beginning of
their scientific career and a more concise summary of outputs within the last five years
2010–2014.
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Table 5. Scientific potential of the leading scientists in the RECETOX Centre (as of 21 January 2015)
cumulative if
2010–2014
total
number of
publications
with if
2010–2014
average if/
publication
2010–2014
3.8
265
48
5.5
1992
4.6
194
32
6.1
14.2
2000
3.2
152
43
3.5
30
18.1
1989
2.3
33
14
2.3
1737
24
15.6
1999
2.6
142
50
2.8
108
1493
22
13.8
1988
2.6
120
28
4.3
275
90
1505
24
16.7
1996
3.1
123
39
3.1
Prokop Zbyněk
192
45
583
15
12.9
2002
4.3
104
23
4.5
188
44
879
16
19.9
2001
4.3
92
19
4.8
Kočan Anton
167
67
1291
23
19.2
1985
2.5
42
13
3.3
Vrana Branislav
162
69
1204
20
17.4
1994
2.3
52
20
2.6
141
88
1293
21
14.6
1996
1.6
23
12
1.9
Nizze¡o Luca
121
31
485
14
15.6
2005
3.9
62
14
4.4
Čupr Pavel
119
37
446
13
12.0
2003
3.2
51
15
3.4
Hofman Jakub
102
37
385
12
10.4
1997
2.7
39
14
2.8
Smedes Foppe
100
39
1835
22
47.0
1976
2.6
26
7
3.7
Babica Pavel
87
31
497
16
16.0
2004
2.8
32
11
2.9
Šimek Zdeněk
57
31
196
8
6.3
1987
1.8
19
9
2.1
total
cumulative if
total
number of
publications
with if
hirsch index
(h-index)
average
citations
without
self-citations
total number
of citations
year of
the first
publication
total
average if/
publication
Damborský Jiří
538
143
1982
30
13.8
1995
Klán Petr
375
82
1346
25
16.4
Klánová Jana
331
102
1454
26
Holoubek Ivan
298
132
2392
Bláha Luděk
294
111
Lammel Gerhard
279
Hilscherová Klára
author
Note: Information on the total number of publications with impact factor by individual researchers (since the beginning of their careers) and their citations were
obtained from ISI WOS on 21 January 2015. e number includes Articles, Reviews, Books, Editorials and Meetings.
e values of impact factors (IF) were used as follows: the 2011 IF was used for publications issued before 2012, and a relevant individual yearly edition of the IF was
used for the subsequent years (2012, 2013, 2014).
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Painting with pigments of the Earth – project SONDAR – protecting the soil
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chapter Nine
Social and
Environmental
Responsibility
the recetox centre cares about society, the environment and current events.
We employed 21 mothers of preschool children (mainly as researchers) in 2014.
A job with us allows maximum flexibility in scheduling working hours and
workload and thus enables their smooth return to work aer maternity leave.
Support of 466 000 CZK to cover seven posts was provided by the Operational
Programme Employment Human Resources (OP LZZ) in 2014 (the length of the
support ranged between one and 12 months, depending on the fulfillment of the
threshold criteria by individual candidates).
In addition, RECETOX is also taking part in the work-life balance project for
researchers. is project is also supported from OP LZZ and its main aim is to
keep researchers connected with the latest developments while on maternity
and child care leave (until four years of age of the child). e project has so far
provided financial support of 620 000 CZK to eight mothers and one father from
our employees. Moreover, our staff and their partners or spouses can also use
two information brochures that describe in detail maternity and child care leave
rights and rules and provide an overview of the range and type of pre-school
care and facilities available in Brno.
Our support is not limited to the Czech Republic territory – we provide long
term support to countries of Central and Eastern Europe. We organized ten
training and capacity building workshops for experts from Serbia and Bosnia
and Herzegovina (five of ten took place on the RECETOX premises, the other
ones were held in the experts’s home departments). ese workshops provided
transfer of expertise related to sampling, sample treatment and processing in
the laboratory, and hands-on training in modern analytical methods and equipment to analyze toxic chemicals in environmental matrices.
e RECETOX Centre also trained decision makers on the implementation of
international law and agreements related to chemicals management (eight
long-term stays of our key expert in Turkey), in particular on national coordination, enforcement, information flow and reporting. Moreover, the Stockholm
Convention Regional Centre have also provided Brazil with additional training
on decision making, national coordination and prepared a work plan enhancing
cooperation and staff experience.
Finally, the project also supported a conference entitled “Balancing career and
family for young researchers”. e event was held in Brno on 27 November 2014,
and hosted over 100 researchers and staff from research and development fields.
Further, we held a traditional Christmas charity collection associated with the
preparation of non-traditional family pictures and Christmas cards inspired by
our research activities this year. e collected amount of CZK 5600 was donated
to a family with a disabled child.
We actively participate in green transportation. We hold a DHL certificate on
compensation for the environmental impact of greenhouse gas emissions from
transport in 2014.
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chapter ten
recetox
in the media
and awards
34
e scientific, research and educational activities of the RECETOX Centre have
received a positive response through the regular and quite frequent appearance
of our leading researchers in the public media, especially on Czech Television, as
shown in Annex 6.
In 2014, there were four TV and one radio broadcasts of our Centre and nine
feature articles published in print and Internet media outside of the home page
of the RECETOX Centre. In addition, the home page of the RECETOX Centre
published over 45 short articles on our activities and events in the news section.
For more, see Events Archive at www.recetox.muni.cz.
awards
In early March 2014, the Czech Institute for Accreditation issued an accreditation certificate for our Trace Analytical Laboratories to perform chemical
analyses of food, feeds, biological material (cellular tissues, secretions and
excretions) and environmental samples (ambient and indoor air, surface waters,
sediments and soils) and to analyze the following persistent organic pollutants:
dibenzodioxins and furans, dioxin-like and indicator polychlorinated biphenyls
and polybrominated diphenyl ethers.
In May, the research team of Professor Damborský received the J.G. Mendel
Prize for Outstanding Results with International Significance from the Masaryk
University Rector for their research on protein stabilization by engineering of
access tunnels, published in Angewandte Chemie and protected by US patent.
In November, the project “Biosensor for monitoring toxic substances in the
environment”, created jointly by the Loschmidt Laboratories, the Institute
of Experimental Biology, and RECETOX (all from the Faculty of Science,
Masaryk University) through cooperation with the companies Photon Systems
Instruments (PSI) and Enantis received second place in the contest Cooperation
of the Year organized by the American Chamber of Commerce in the Czech
Republic and the Association for Foreign Investment, in cooperation with the
Technology Agency of the Czech Republic to determine the best cooperation
between companies and the research sector.
e summer brought the Rudolf Lukeš Award to Professor Petr Klán, leader
of the research programme Organic Photochemistry and Supramolecular
Chemistry in RECETOX for his excellent and significant results at the international level in organic, bioorganic and medicinal chemistry. e award is granted by
the Czech Chemical Society (expert group on organic, bioorganic and medicinal
chemistry) in cooperation with the Czech chemical company Lach-Ner.
In addition, the team of associated professor Vladimír Šindelář received a US
patent on preparation and use of derivatives of glycoluril and Professor Jiří
Damborský became Senior Editor of the international Biotechnology Journal.
Moreover, young researchers were also successful – the Sigma Aldrich Prize for
the best research in biochemistry and related fields was given to RECETOX Ph.D.
student Pavel Dvořák (Biotechnology group of Professor Jiří Damborský) for his
work on rational engineering of synthetic pathway for biodegradation of toxic
environmental pollutants. e prize is granted by the Sigma-Aldrich Company
Ltd. in cooperation with the Slovak Chemical Society, Czech Chemical Society,
and Czech Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology to young researchers
(students and young scientists under 35 years). And finally, RECETOX Ph.D.
student Mária Chropeňová received the Best Presentation Award for Young
Scientist at the international conference EMEC 15 (15th European Meeting on
Environmental Chemistry).
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chapter eleven
conclusions
36
what is waiting for us in 2015?
the most important event will be the next
programming period of the european structural
funds.
e first project calls under the Operational Programme Research, Development and Education for
2014–2020 (OP VVV) will be launched in the middle of the year. ey represent a great opportunity
for RECETOX to develop further new fields of research and to use the state-of-the-art research infrastructure as well as the research potential. We are aware that new research fields must reflect national
and regional innovation strategies, research priorities, and EU grand challenges and social needs.
Nevertheless, further development and strengthening of human resources by all available means, including recruiting new staff coming with fresh minds and ideas is our key challenge. is is in addition
to ongoing redesign of our own curricula, fostering career plans and international mobility programs
together with endeavours to enhance quality of our graduates. We will also look for new opportunities
in international programs such as Horizon 2020 and Marie Curie Sklodowska International Training
Networks. And, last but not least, new schemes and cooperation with the application sector will have to
be identified.
We wish to continue in our mission to build a flexible, but also confident, valuable and practical Centre
that is significant within the European research area, visible on the map, and excellent in its field,
absorbing new ideas and welcoming new fields and cooperation.
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chapter twelve
glossary of
terms
38
AMVIS
Czech-American research cooperation program
BiMAT
computational biology
CETOCOEN (research CEntre for TOxic COmpounds in the ENvironment)
– project supported by the Operational programme Research
and Development for Innovation, priority axis 2 supporting
establishment of the regional centre of applied research –
RECETOX Centre
COST
international cooperation framework among experts, researchers and academia in Europe
DBU
doctoral scholarship programme, mobility programme between
Germany and countries of Central and Eastern Europe
ECEH
European Centre for Environment and Health
EDC
endocrine disrupting chemicals
EKOT
ecotoxicology
ELSPAC
European Longitudinal Study of Pregnancy and Childhood
EMEC15
15th European Meeting on Environmental Chemistry
EU
European Union
FP7
Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Technological
Development – EU instrument for funding research within
2007–2013
FTE
full time equivalent
GACR
Czech Science Foundation
GENASIS
Global ENvironmental ASsessment and Information System,
global environmental information system
GMP
(Global Monitoring Plan of the Stockholm Convention for
Persistent Organic Pollutants
CHŽP
environmental chemistry
IBA MU
Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses of the Masaryk University
IF
impact factor
ISI WoS
Institute of Scientific In
LZZ
operational programme Human Resources and Employment
MEYS
MONET
MU
OP RDI
OP EC
POPs
RECETOX
RI
RIV
RVVI
SAICM
SCIEX
SoMoPro
SP
TACR
UN
UNEP
VVV
WHO
WOS
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports
MOnitoring NETwork, ambient air passive sampling network
operated by RECETOX Centre
Masaryk University
operational programme Research and Development for
Innovation
operational programme Education for Competitiveness
Persistent Organic Pollutants
REsearch CEntre for TOXic compounds in the environment
research infrastructure
Index of information on research outputs
Council for research, development and innovation of the Czech
Republic – expert advisory body of the Government of the Czech
Republic (Rada pro výzkum, vývoj a inovace)
Strategic Approach on International Chemicals Management
Scientific Exchange Programme, Swiss-Czech Cooperation in
science and research
South Moravian Program for Distinguished Researchers – regional grant programm for international researchers for stays in
institutes of the South Moravia
standard projects (GACR)
Technology Agency of the Czech Republic
United Nations
United Nations Environment Programme
Operational Programme Research, Development and Education
for 2014–2020
World Health Organization
Web of Science (electronic academic database providing citation
index and interdisciplinary indexes of scientific papers and
information)
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Annexes
Annex one
Organigramme
and Management
Structure of the
RECETOX Centre
organigramme
Executive Board
Jakub Hofman
Radovan Kareš
Jana Klánová
director
Kolegium
Vojtěch Přibyla
Branislav Vrana
Luděk Bláha
Petr Klán
Jiří Damborský
Kateřina Šebková
Petra Přibylová
Education
Jana Borůvková
National and
Regional Centre
Lenka Andrýsková
Administration
Petra Růžičková
Research
Infrastructure
Trace Analytical
Laboratories
Environmental
Information Systems
Epidemiological
Studies
Environmental
Chemistry
and Modelling
Ecotoxicology
Photochemistry
and Supramolecular
Chemistry
Protein
engineering
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management structure of the recetox
centre
top management
Petra Přibylová, Ph.D.
Coordinator for the Trace Analytical Laboratories core unit
Tel: +420 549 493 013
[email protected]
Professor Jana Klánová, Ph.D.
Director of the RECETOX Centre
Tel: +420 549 495 149
[email protected]
Jana Borůvková, Ph.D.
Coordinator for the GENASIS core unit
Tel: +420 549 495 091
[email protected]
Professor Luděk Bláha, Ph.D.
Deputy for Research and statutory representative of the Centre
Leader of the Ecotoxicology Research Programme
Tel: +420 549 493 194
[email protected]
Lenka Andrýsková, Ph.D.
Coordinator for the ELSPAC core unit
tel.: +420 549 493 079
[email protected]
Associate Professor Jakub Hofman, Ph.D.
Deputy for Education
Tel: +420 549 494 267
[email protected]
Professor Jiří Damborský, Dr.
Leader of the Protein Engineering Research Programme
Tel: +420 549 493 467
[email protected]
Professor Petr Klán, Ph.D.
Leader of the Organic Photochemistry and Supramolecular Chemistry
Tel: +420 549 494 856
[email protected]
Branislav Vrana, Dr.
Leader of the Environment Chemistry Research Programme
Tel: +420 549 494 856
[email protected]
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management of the recetox centre
Vojtěch Přibyla
RECETOX Centre deputy for finance and project support
Tel: +420 549 493 165
[email protected]
Radovan Kareš
RECETOX Centre deputy for operations and public procurement
Tel: +420 549 493 007
[email protected]
Kateřina Šebková, Ph.D., M. A.
Director of the National Centre for Toxic Compounds and of the Stockholm
Convention Regional Centre
tel: +420 549 493 063
[email protected]
Petra Růžičková, Ph.D.
Coordinator for the use of the RECETOX research infrastructure
tel: +420 549 493 123
[email protected]
extended executie board
Professor Ivan Holoubek, CSc.
Associate Professor Jakub Hofman, Ph.D.
Vojtěch Přibyla
Radovan Kareš
Kateřina Šebková, Ph.D., M. A.
Petra Růžičková, Ph.D
kolegium
internal members
Professor Ivan Holoubek, CSc.
Professor Jiří Damborský, Dr.
Professor Petr Klán, Ph.D.
Dr. Branislav Vrana
external members (extended kolegium)
Professor MUDr. Martin Bareš, Ph.D.
Vice-Rector for development, Masaryk University
Karel Bláha, CSc.,
Director of the Environmental Risks and Ecological Damage Department,
Ministry of Environment of the Czech Republic
Associate Professor Ladislav Dušek, Dr.,
Director of Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses, IBA MU
Professor Petr Dvořák, CSc.,
Vice-rector for research, Masaryk University
Rostislav Fianta,
Production Director of Českomoravský cement, a.s.
Zdeněk Horsák,
CEO of SITA CZ
Associate Professor Jaromír Leichmann, Dr.,
Dean of the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University
Martin Procházka,
Technical Director of Bochemie, a.s.
Dr. David Uhlíř,
Deputy Director of the South Moravian Innovation Centre (JIC)
Professor MUDr. Jiří Vorlíček, CSc.,
Director of the Masaryk Institute of Oncology
Marie Zezůlková,
Head of Strategy Office, City of Brno
invitees to the extended kolegium
Vojtěch Přibyla,
RECETOX Centre deputy for finance and project support
Radovan Kareš,
RECETOX Centre deputy for operations and public procurement
Kateřina Šebková, Ph.D., M.A.,
Director of the National Centre for Toxic Compounds and of the Stockholm
Convention Regional Centre
RNDr. Petra Růžičková, Ph.D.,
Coordinator for the use of the RECETOX research infrastructure
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Annex two
STAFF in 2014
professors
Luděk Bláha, Ph.D.
Jiří Damborský, Dr.
Jiří Holčík, CSc.
Ivan Holoubek, CSc.
Jiří Hřebíček, CSc.
Petr Klán, Ph.D.
Jana Klánová, Ph.D.
Gerhard Lammel, PhD.
Blahoslav Maršálek, CSc.
associate professors
Petr Anděl, CSc.
Ladislav Dušek, Ph.D.
Jakub Hofman, Ph.D.
Zbyněk Prokop, Ph.D.
Zdeněk Šimek, CSc.
Vladimír Šindelář, Ph.D.
assistant professors
Pavel Čupr, Ph.D.
Dominik Heger, Ph.D.
Klára Hilscherová, Ph.D.
Jiří Jarkovský, Ph.D.
Klára Komprdová, Ph.D.
Jaromír Literák, Ph.D.
Natália Martínková, Ph.D.
assistants
Michaela Bartošová
researchers, technicians
and administrative staff
Mgr. Ondřej Adamovský, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Lenka Andrýsková, Ph.D. (researcher)
Miluše Antochová (cleaner)
Mgr. Ondřej Audy (researcher, Ph.D. student)
RNDr. Pavel Babica, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Katarína Bányiová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Daniela Baráková (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Ing. Jitka Bečanová, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. David Bednář (researcher)
Mgr. Zdenka Bednářová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Koen Beerens, PhD. (postdoc)
Mgr. Martin Beníšek, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Bc. Lucie Bielská, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Zuzana Bílková (researcher, Ph.D. student)
RNDr. Mgr. Michal BiÃner, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Lucie Bláhová, Ph.D. (researcher)
MUDr. Martin Bobák, M.Sc., Ph.D. (researcher)
Sara Pernilla Bohlin, PhD. (postdoc)
Petra Booij, M.Sc. (researcher)
RNDr. Jana Borůvková, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Karel Brabec, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Jan Brezovský, Ph.D. (postdoc)
Mgr. Miroslav Brumovský (researcher, Ph.D student)
Ing. Květuše Bursová, Ph.D. (administrative staff )
Pernilla Marianne Carlsson, PhD. (researcher, postdoc)
RNDr. Eliška Čechová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Rostislav Červenka, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Martina Damborská (researcher)
Mgr. Lukáš Daniel (researcher)
Mgr. Celine Degrendele (researcher)
Mgr. Petra Dorociaková (researcher)
Mgr. Pavel Dvořák (researcher, Ph.D. student)
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Ing. Šárka Dvořáková (administrative staff – project support)
Christos Efstathiou, PhD. (postdoc)
Mgr. Markéta Enderesová (researcher)
Mgr. Anita Érseková (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Ing. Barbora Feixová (administrative staff – project support)
Mgr. Pavel Friš (laboratory support staff )
RNDr. Juraj Galeta, Ph.D. (researcher)
Laura Gilberg, Dr. rer. nat. (researcher – postdoc)
Mgr. Jakub Gregor, Ph.D. (administrative staff )
Irena Halíková (technician)
RNDr. Václav Havel (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Eva Hloušková (laboratory support staff )
* Mgr. Lenka Hofmanová (administrative staff)
Eva Mary Suzanne Holt, PhD. (researcher)
Bc. Richard Hůlek (programmer)
Ing. Martina Hvězdová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Radka Chaloupková, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Lukáš Chrást (researcher)
Mgr. et Mgr. Mária Chropeňová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Martin Chyba (technician ICT)
Ing. Bc. et Bc. Aneta Jackowská (researcher)
Mgr. Veronika Jálová (researcher)
RNDr. Barbora Jarošová, Ph.D. (researcher)
Sergio Jarque Ortiz, Ph.D. (postdoc)
Bc. Luboš Jílek (technical support staff )
Ing. Adam Jonáš, M.Sc. (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Tereza Kalábová (researcher)
Mgr. et Mgr. Jiří Kalina (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Martina Kalivodová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
MUDr. Vít Kandrnal (researcher)
Ing. Ivona Karásková (administrative staff )
Mgr. Pavlína Karásková (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Radovan Kareš (manager, Ph.D. student)
Ing. Anton Kočan, CSc. (researcher)
Mgr. Ing. Jiří Kohoutek (researcher)
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Mgr. Jiří Kohoutek, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Lukáš Kohút (researcher, Ph.D. student)
* Mgr. Jiří Komprda, Ph.D. (researcher)
Hana Kordačová (administrative staff )
Ing. Markéta Kotlánová (technical support staff )
Mgr. Martina Krátká (researcher)
Mgr. Ján Krausko (technical support staff )
Mgr. Ľubica Krausková (researcher)
Eva Krejčí (laboratory support staff )
RNDr. Miroslav Kubásek, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Petra Kubincová (researcher, technical support staff )
Assoc.Professor MUDr. Lubomír Kukla, CSc. (researcher)
Mgr. Petr Kukučka, Ph.D. (postdoc)
RNDr. Petr Kulhánek, PhD. (researcher)
Mgr. Jan Kuta (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Hana Lišková (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Roswita Lišková (laboratory support staff )
Mgr. Veronika Lišková (researcher)
Mgr. Tomáš Lízal (researcher)
Mgr. Lucie Ludvíková (researcher)
Mgr. Petra Macíková (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Blanka Maňáková (researcher)
Sérgio Manuel Marques, PhD. (researcher)
Mgr. Marek Martínek (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Stanislav Mazurenko (researcher)
Lisa Emily Melymuk, Ph.D. (postdoc)
RNDr. Ondřej Mikeš, Ph.D. (researcher)
MVDr. Přemysl Mikula, Ph.D. (researcher)
* RNDr. Veronika Mlčáková, Ph.D. (administrative staff )
Mgr. Hana Moskalíková (technician)
Marie Daniëlle Mulder, M.Sc. (researcher, Ph.D. student)
MUDr. L‘ubica Murínová, PhD. (researcher)
Mgr. Anežka Nečasová (researcher)
Mgr. Petra Netroufalová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Luca NizzeÃo, PhD. (researcher)
Mgr. Jiří Novák, Ph.D. (researcher)
Bc. Rudolf Novák (programmer)
* RNDr. Kateřina Nováková, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Markéta Novotná (researcher, Ph.D. student)
* Mgr. Monika Novotná (administrative staff, technical support staff)
Mgr. Krzysztof Okonski (researcher, Ph.D. student)
* Bc. Jana Oudová (administrative staff )
Eduardo Palao Utiel, M.Sc. (researcher)
Mgr. Marek Pernica (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Eliška Petulová (technician)
Mgr. Hynek Pikhart, Ph.D., M.Sc. (researcher)
Mgr. Pavel Piler (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Iva Poláková (researcher)
Jana Popovičová (cleaner)
Karla Andrea Pozo, PhD. (researcher)
RNDr. Roman Prokeš (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Bc. Tomáš Pruša (researcher)
Mgr. Vojtěch Přibyla (manager)
RNDr. Petra Přibylová, Ph.D. (researcher)
Debajyoti Ray, Ph.D., M.Sc. (postdoc)
Mgr. Pavel RoÃer (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Tatsiana Rusina, Ph.D. (postdoc)
RNDr. Petra Růžičková, Ph.D. (coordinator of the research infrastructure)
Mgr. Jan Sadílek (reseaercher)
Ing. Milan Sáňka, Dr. (researcher)
Mgr. Ondřej Sáňka (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Ing. Eva Sáňková (administrative staff )
RNDr. Marta Seifertová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Foppe Smedes (researcher)
* Mgr. Soňa Smetanová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Ing. Marie Smutná, Ph.D. (postdoc)
* RNDr. Iva Sovadinová, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Kateřina Staňo Kozubík, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Markéta Svobodová (researcher)
Mgr. Eliška Sychrová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Ing. Michal Šalko (programmer)
Mgr. Peter Šebej, Ph.D. (postdoc)
Ing. Kateřina Šebková, Ph.D., M.A. (manager)
Mgr. Lucie Šindelářová (researcher, Ph.D. student)
* Mgr. Klára Šmídová, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Tomáš Šolomek (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Irena Štěpaníková, Ph.D. (researcher)
Mgr. Jakub Štěpán (researcher, Ph.D: student)
Mgr. Veronika Štěpánková, Ph.D. (researcher)
Ing. Zuzana Šudíková (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Marek Šudoma (researcher)
Mgr. Jan Švancara (data analyst)
Lýdia Tupová (technical support staff )
Mgr. Katarína Tvarůžková (technical support staff )
Mgr. Lukáš Ustrnul (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Ing. Filip Vaculovič (administrative staff )
Mgr. Pavel Vaňáček (technical support staff )
RNDr. Lenka Vaňková (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Jana Vašíčková (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Ing. Helena Vaverková (Šebestová) (administrative staff )
Mgr. Andrea Vítečková Wünschová, Ph.D. (researcher)
Ing. Šimon Vojta, Ph.D. (researcher)
Ing. Branislav Vrana (researcher)
Dr. Mirza Arfan Yawer (postdoc)
Anna Zelmer (researcher, Ph.D. student)
Mgr. Bc. Filip Zlámal (researcher)
Mgr. Radka Zounková, Ph.D. (researcher)
Jaroslava Žaludová (administrative staff )
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maternity leave or child care leave
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annex three
graduates in majors
guaranteed by the
recetox centre
in 2014
48
bachelor degree in special biology, speciation ecotoxicology
family name
name
supervisor
paper/thesis title
Gaiduschová
Daniela
Associate Professor Ing. Josef
Elster, Ph.D.
Cryopreservation of plants
Hon
Radim
RNDr. Pavel Babica, Ph.D.
Impedance-based cellular assays for cell biology and in vitro toxicology
Klímová
Hana
Mgr. Radka Zounková, Ph.D.
Antibiotics and antimicrobial chemotherapeutics in the environment
Lačňák
Jonáš
Ionic liquids and their potential impact on the environment
Musilová
Veronika
RNDr. Mgr. Michal Bi¡ner, Ph.D.
New mechanisms of endocrine disruption – disruption of thyroid and glucocorticoid system
Rozmánková
Eliška
Associate Professor RNDr. Jakub
Hofman, Ph.D.
Use of basic microbial parameters for bioindication of soil quality and degradation
Šafaříková
Eva
Mgr. Andrea Vítečková
Wünschová, Ph.D.
Toxin influence on metabolic pathways in model systems
Šmíd
Jindřich
RNDr. Kateřina Nováková, Ph.D
Influence of external factors and different cultivation processes on production of biologically active compounds by
cyanobacteria nad algae
Šulc
Libor
Ing. Marie Smutná, Ph.D.
Cyanobacterial retinoids compounds
bachelor degree in chemistry, bachelor thesis completed in the recetox centre
family name
name
supervisor
paper/thesis title
Fišerová
Petra
Ing. Jiří Kohoutek
Instrumental methods for determination of retinoids in environmental samples
Gáborová
Romana
Associate Professor RNDr.
Methods of sampling and treatment of water samples for the determination of steroids in the aquatic environment
Hájková
Lenka
RNDr. Jindřich Petrlík
Organochlorine Pesticides (OCPs) and PCBs in Sediments and Fish from Rivers in the Czech republic
Hejduková
Martina
Mgr. Dominik Heger, Ph.D.
Luminescence Study of Ice
Komancová
Lucie
Ing. Branislav Vrana
Method development for sampling of persistent organic compounds in the water/air surface microlayer
Kuklíková
Šárka
Monitoring of the fate of pharmaceuticals in the wastewater treatment process
Lesniáková
Romana
Ing. Milan Sáňka, Dr.
Factors influencing contents and distribution of risk elements and risk substances in Fluvisols
49
bachelor degree in chemistry, bachelor thesis completed in the recetox centre (continuation)
family name
name
supervisor
paper/thesis title
Martiník
Jakub
Mgr. Jan Kuta
Single extraction schemes for determination of arsenic species in sediments and soils
Micháliková
Lucia
RNDr. Jindřich Petrlík
Destruction Efficiency or Irreversible Transformation Efficience of POPs in Wastes – Evaluation of Different Technologies
Nežiková
Barbora
RNDr. Lenka Vaňková, Ph.D.
Comparison of XAD resin and polyurethane foam used for air sampling and wet deposition
Smatanová
Jana
Ing. Zdeněk Horsák, Ph.D.
Drivex dosing to waste incineration proces at SITA CZ hazardous waste incenerator plant in Ostrava
Svatoň
Karel
Professor RNDr. Petr Klán, PhD.
Photochemical transformations of organic pollutants in snow
Václavíková
Ilona
RNDr. Pavel Čupr, Ph.D.
Air pollution by persistent organic pollutants in Czech Republic and Austria
Žážová
Daniela
Ing. Jitka Bečanová, Ph.D.
Occurrence of pharmaceuticals in the aquatic environment
bachelor degree in experimental biology, computational biology major
50
family name
name
supervisor
paper/thesis title
Bílková
Anna
Mgr. Eva Budinská, Ph.D.
Identification of genes predictive for response to chemotherapy in colorectal carcinoma of stage II from gene expression
data.
DuÑová
Tereza
RNDr. Eva Janoušová
Pa¡ern recognition methods for image data analysis
Hostýnková
Ludmila
RNDr. Tomáš Pavlík, Ph.D.
Identification and modelling of time to relapse and progression in cancer patients using real-world hospital data
Krpenská
Michaela
RNDr. Ondřej Májek, Ph.D.
Use of control charts in performance monitoring of medical screening
Mádrová
Markéta
Ing. Vlad Popovici, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Predictive models for neoadjuvant chemotherapy response in patients with breast cancer
Seňová
Viktória
RNDr. Jiří Jarkovský, Ph.D.
Analýza antropometrických charakteristik členů rodin v dlouhodobém sledování na základě databáze ELSPAC
Szolgayová
Zuzana
Mgr. Natália Martínková, Ph.D.
Laboratory experiment design for phylogeny reconstruction of bats with geomycosis based on selected genes
Volšička
Vít
Ing. Milan Blaha, Ph.D.
Full-text search in medical reports
Vozáriková
Kristína
Signal for selection in coding DNA sequence
Závala
Jan
Pruning inconsistent fossil dates from dating divergence events in voles
master degree in special biology, ekotoxicology
family name
name
supervisor
paper/thesis title
Dydowiczová
Aneta
Mgr. Jiří Novák, Ph.D.
Male reproductive system and environmental pollution
Fojt
Pavel
Hofman, Ph.D.
Etotoxicity assessment with terrestrial gastropods
Johnová
Jitka
Hofman, Ph.D.
Contamination of fluvisols and its effectcs on soil biological quality
Kolářová
Edita
Research of effects of veterinary pharmaceuticals in aquatic environment
Krausová
Zuzana
RNDr. Iva Sovadinová, Ph.D.
Testicular steroidogenesis and the impact of environemental contaminants
Křepelková
Šárka
Mgr. Stanislav Malý, Ph.D.
Ecotoxicity soil bioassays for evaluation of effects of digestates on agricultural soil
Lenčešová
Zuzana
RNDr. Pavel Babica, Ph.D.
Chemopreventive effects of phytochemicals – in vitro evaluation
Mikulášková
Lenka
Mgr. Klára Hilscherová, Ph.D.
Toxic effects and biochemical changes aer inhalation exposure to nanoparticles
Pípal
Marek
Professor RNDr. Luděk Bláha,
Ph.D.
Danio rerio embryo model for evaluation of important micropollutants in the environment
Šalplachtová
Zuzana
RNDr. Mgr. Michal Bi¡ner, Ph.D.
Use of in vitro biotest CAFLUX in assessment of environmental contamination
master degree in chemistry, environmental chemistry major
family name
name
supervisor
paper/thesis title
Belháčová
Michaela
Measurement of POPs concentrations in pore water of sediment by passive sampling
Brunnerová
Petra
Method development on passive sampling of POPs in mussel/fish tissue to estimate the internal chemical activity
Hořínek
Vít
Level and sources of diffuse contamination of forest soil by risk elements
Markechová
Zuzana
Mgr. Jaromír Literák, Ph.D.
Uptake of vapours of orgnic compounds by growing ice crystals
Nagyová
Michaela
Ing. Jitka Bečanová, Ph.D.
Landfills monitoring
Poloucká
Petra
e study of alkylphenols in water
51
master degree in chemistry, environmental chemistry major (continuation)
family name
name
supervisor
paper/thesis title
Procházková
Tereza
Mgr. Jiří Kohoutek, Ph.D.
Development and validation of methods for analysis of phytoestrogens and other biologicaly active cyanobacterial
metabolites
Řezníková
Tereza
Mgr. Jaromír Literák, Ph.D.
Reaction of nitrogen dioxide with soot surface and PAHs
Sochorová
Lenka
Ing. Šimon Vojta, Ph.D.
Identification of potential sources of contamination during sample preparation for the determination of selected
persistent pollutants
Škodová
Alena
Determination of estrogenic compounds in water using passive samplers
Škopíková
Iveta
Study of uptake parameters of passive samplers used for monitoring of polar organic pollutants from water
Vidrmanová
Martina
Methods of isolation and detection of compounds usefull as simulants of chemical warfare agents (CWA)
Vyhňáková
Michaela
New biodetection systems for the evaluation of estrogenic activity
master degree in experimental biology, computational biology major
52
family name
name
supervisor
paper/thesis title
Hanáková
Barbora
Mgr. Eva Budinská, Ph.D.
A gene expression perspective on the heterogeneity of KRAS mutant colorectal cancer
Krupková
Lenka
Mgr. Klára Komprdová, Ph.D.
Spatial modeling of the last-glacial vegetation of eastern-central Europe
Kučerová
Michaela
Mgr. Karel Brabec, Ph.D.
Macroinvertebrate response to stream corridors characteristics
Macháčková
Zita
Microsimulation models in evaluation of preventive programmes cost-effectiveness
Malcová
Petra
Professor RNDr. Jiří Hřebíček,
CSc.
Modelling environmental pollution in forests with the inclusion of uncertainties
Ngo
Ondřej
Evaluation of cancer screening programmes impact
Panáčková
Lucie
RNDr. Simona Li¡nerová
Risk factors for allergy in children
Svobodová
Ivana
Assessment of time-varying covariates in cancer epidemiology
Uher
Michal
Using hospital-based clinical data for cancer patient surival analysis
Malúšková
Denisa
rigorozní práce
Assessment of competing risks in patients with diabetes
doctoral degree in chemistry, environmental chemistry major
family name
name
supervisor
paper/thesis title
Čonka
Kamil
Ing. Anton Kočan, CSc.
Organochlorinated persistent pollutants in the environment, food and human population
Degrendele
Celine
Professor RNDr. Jana Klánová,
Ph.D.
Fate of persistent organic pollutants in the atmosphere
Jálová
Veronika
Specific mechanisms of action of pollutant mixtures in the environment
Prokeš
Roman
Development and characterization of new passive sampling devices for persistent organic pollutants in the aquatic
environment
Vaňková
Lenka
Ph.D.
e atmospheric processes on gas/particle/water interphases
doctoral degree in biology, ecotoxicology major
family name
name
supervisor
paper/thesis title
Carpentier
Cornelia
Johanna
Professor Ing. Blahoslav
Maršálek, CSc.
e Carpet of the Sun - On the Quantification of Algal Biomass
Macíková
Petra
Ph.D.
Bioassays for studies of specific toxicity in mixtures of environmental contaminants
Smetanová
Soňa
Ph.D.
Modelling of toxic effects of mixtures at different levels of biological organisation
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chapter four
research
projects and
contract
research in
2014
54
international research projects
title
supervisor
provider of funding
timeline
DENAMIC – Developmental Neurotoxicity Assessment of Mixtures in Children
(7E13005)
Ing. Anton Kočan, CSc.
2/2012 until 12/2015
REFORM: REstoring rivers FOR effective catchment Management (282656)
11/2011 until 10/2015
Solutions for present and future emerging pollutants in land and water resources
management (603437)
10/2013 until 9/2018
Isotope forensics meets biogeochemistry – linking sources and sinks of organic
contaminants by compound specific isotope investigation (264329) – CSI-Marie Curie
Ph.D.
European Union / FP7/Marie Curie ITN
11/2010 until 8/2015
Network for education and training for public environmental laboratories
(530554-TEMPUS-1-2012-1SK-JPHES)
European Union / Tempus
10/2012 until 10/2015
Erasmus Mundus – Marija Stevanovič
Erasmus Mundus – Marija
Stevanovič
European Union / FP: Other community
programs
1/2014 until 12/2014
SONDAR: Soil Strategy Network in the Danube Region – improving soil quality /
efficient measures against erosion / strengthening awareness of soil / soil as an
archive (M00236)
Government Office of the Lower Austria
/ European regional cooperation Austria
– Czech Republic 2007–2013 (OP Czech
Republic – Austria)
4/2012 until 6/2014
e Josef Loschmidt professor
Professor Mgr. Jiří Damborský, Dr. Foundation American Jewish Joint
Exposure to Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals: Sources, Pathways, Monitoring
Programs, Current Trends
Ing. Kateřina Šebková, Ph.D., M.A.
Světová zdravotnická organizace, ECEH,
Bonn
5/2014 until 12/2014
Ministry of Regional Development/
Programme of Cooperation Slovakia–
Czech Republic 2007–2013 (OP Czech
Republic – Slovakia)
5/2014 until 12/2014
Needle-net (CZ/FMP/16/0379)
1/2001 until 8/2031
55
national research projects
title
supervisor
RECETOX Networking: support for international networking of experts and
researchers in environmental research in the Czech Republic (CZ.1.07/2.3.00/20.0053) Ph.D.
timeline
Ministry of Education / Operational
Programme Education for
Competitiveness (OP EC)
6/2011 until 5/2014
National research infrastructure RECETOX (LM2011028)
Professor, RNDr. Jana Klánová,
Ph.D.
Ministry of Education / Large
Research Infrastructures for Research,
Development and Innovation
1/2012 until 12/2016
Cucurbiturils and their Derivatives Allowing H-bonds Between Organic Molecules in
Water (LH11012)
Associate Professor, Ing. Vladimír
Šindelář, Ph.D.
Ministry of Education / KONTAKT II
(projects starting 2011 the earliest)
– AMVIS
3/2011 until 12/2014
New types of brominated flame retardants in environments, BFR-ENVI, (LH12074)
Professor, RNDr. Jana Klánová,
Ph.D.
(projects starting 2011 the earliest)
– AMVIS
3/2012 until 12/2015
Novel concepts and tools for rational design of enzymes(LH14027)
Professor Mgr. Jiří Damborský, Dr. (projects starting 2011 the earliest)
– AMVIS
4/2014 until 12/2016
Construction of a synthetic pathway for the degradation of an important
environmental pollutant by protein and metabolic engineering
Professor, Mgr. Jiří Damborský, Dr.
Czech Science Foundation GACR/
Standard Projects
1/2012 until 12/2016
Cyanobacterial Metabolites as Potential Endocrine Disruptors (GAP503/12/0553)
Standard Projects
1/2012 until 12/2015
Persistent Organic Pollutants in Atmospheric Aerosols: Processes Influencing LongRange Transport in Europe (GAP503/11/1230)
Professor Gerhard Lammel, PhD.
Standard Projects
1/2011 until 12/2014
Structure-functional Relationships of Haloalkane Dehalogenases (GAP207/12/0775)
Mgr. Radka Chaloupková, Ph.D.
Standard Projects
1/2012 until 12/2016
doc. RNDr. Zdeněk Šimek, CSc.
Standard Projects
2/2013 until 12/2016
doc. Ing. Vladimír Šindelář, Ph.D.
Standard Projects
1/2013 until 12/2017
(GAP503/12/0572)
Distribution of steroids chemicals in parts of solid environmental matrices
(GA13-20357S)
Synthesis and Supramolecular Characteristics of Bambusurils (GA13-15576S)
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title
supervisor
provider of funding
timeline
Development of Photoactivatable Compounds and of Fluorescent Markers for
Chemistry and Biology (GA13-25775S)
Professor, RNDr. Petr Klán, Ph.D.
Standard Projects
1/2013 until 12/2017
Kinetics of percutaneous penetration of optical ismers of UV filters, brominated flame
retardants and polar pesticides in the dermal exposure (GA14-27941S)
Standard Projects
1/2014 until 12/2016
e transformation of mercury compounds by soil microflora: the possible use of
bioremediation technologies (GAP503/12/0682)
Professor RNDr. Josef Komárek,
DrSc.
Standard Projects
1/2012 until 12/2015
Cyanobacterial metabolites as potential modulators of immune system (GP13-27695P)
Mgr. Ondřej Adamovský, Ph.D.
Czech Science Foundation GACR/Postdoc Projects
2/2013 until 12/2015
Common species of cyanobacteria as producers teratogenic retinoids (GP14-29370P)
Ing. Marie Smutná, Ph.D.
Czech Science Foundation GACR/Postdoc Projects
1/2014 until 12/2016
Biosensor for monitoring of toxic compounds in the enviroment
Associate Professor RNDr. Zbyněk Technological Agency of the Czech
Prokop, Ph.D.
Republic – programme ALFA
7/2014 until 12/2017
(TA04021380)
Development and Implementation of National Monitoring Network for the Long Term
Monitoring of Persistent Organic Pollutants in atmosphere of the Czech Republic by
passive samplers (TB010MZP057)
Technological Agency of the Czech
Republic – programme BETA
1/2013 until 12/2015
Development of a system assessing spatial links of the environmental contamination
(TB010MZP058)
Ph.D.
1/2013 until 12/2015
Emergent pollutants in environment (TB030MZP001)
Ph.D.
11/2014 until 12/2016
Effect of Floods on Soil contamination and on food chains by priority chemicals
(VG20102014026)
Ministry of Interior of the Czech
Republic / Program of security research
2010–2015
10/2010 until 12/2014
Assessment Methods for Assesments of the Forest Soils Burden by Priority Chemicals
and Identification of Ecological Risks of the Forrest Soils contamination, KOLEP
(QI112A201)
Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic / Research in the agriculture
complex (VAK)
1/2011 until 12/2014
Anthropogenic and Natural Drivers of Releases and Occurrence of Mixtures of
Endocrine Disruptors in the Environment (ANDROMEDE)
Luca Nizze¡o, Ph.D.
7/2013 until 6/2015
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Effects of organic lining materials of water pipes to the chemical burden of water
(4SGA8581)
Ph.D.
11/2014 until 12/2016
Rational design and engineering of enzyme gates (4SGA8519)
Professor Mgr. Jiří Damborský, Dr. South Moravia Region / SoMoPro
3/2014 until 12/2016
Introduction of the Principle of Species Sensitivity Distribution and Standard Tests of
Sediments Toxicity in to Ecotoxicology Curricula
Mgr. Zuzana Rábová
Ministry of Education / Universities
Development Fund
1/2013 until 5/2014
CELSPAC: Central European Longitudinal Study of Pregnacy and Childhood
(MUNI/M/1075/2013), in cooperation with IBA, and FSS
Ph.D.
Masaryk University / research support
3/2014 until 12/2016
CHEMSOP system of laboratory analysis in environmental chemistry (MUNI/
FR/0417/2014)
Mgr. et Mgr. Mária Chropeňová
Masaryk University / Student projects
support
3/2014 until 12/2014
Innovation of Ecotoxicology of soil microorganisms course by creating instructional
videos (MUNI/FR/0210/2014)
Mgr. Lucie Šindelářová
support
3/2014 until 12/2014
Support student research in evaluation of the environmental and health risks in 2014
(MUNI/A/0969/2013)
support
1/2014 until 12/2014
Support student research in ecotoxicology in 2014 (MUNI/A/0885/2013)
Ph.D.
support
1/2014 until 12/2014
Support student research in environmental chemistry in 2014 (MUNI/A/0968/2013)
Ph.D.
support
1/2014 until 12/2014
Broadening and innovation aof the course “Soil Ecotoxicology” by introducing tests
and training videos on biotests (MUNI/FR/0170/2014)
Mgr. Lucia Škulcová
support
3/2014 until 12/2014
e introduction of the course „Support of publication activities for PhD. students „
(MUNI/FR/0423/2014)
Ph.D.
support
3/2014 until 12/2014
DENAMIC: Developmental Neurotoxicity Assessment of Mixtures in Children
(282957)
Ing. Anton Kočan
Ministry of Education / national support
1/2012 until 12/2015
for FP7 projects (2007–2013)
REFORM: REstoring rivers FOR effective catchment Management (7E12071)
11/2011 until 10/2015
(FRVS/457/2013)
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supervisor
provider of funding
timeline
Solutions for present and future emerging pollutants in land and water resources
management
10/2013 until 9/2018
RECETOX (LO1214)
Ph.D.
Ministry of Education / Natinal
Sustainability Programme I (LO)
1/2014 until 12/2018
title
supervisor
provider of funding
timeline
Air Monitoring Activities in Africa
Ph.D.
UNEP/EU
6/2014 until 6/2018
10th Summer School of Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology
RNDr. Petra Růžičková, Ph.D.
UNEP/SSC
5/2014 until 9/2014
Global Monitoring Plan Electronic DataWarehouse – GENASIS GMP
Ph.D.
UNEP/SSC
4/2013 until 12/2014
Reporting to the GMP 2 on POPs levels in the Central and Eastern Europe
Prof RNDr. Ivan Holoubek, CSc.
UNEP/SSC
4/2013 until 12/2014
Analyses of dioxins, furans and PCB from passive sampling
RNDr. Petra Přibylová, Ph.D./
Trace Analytical Laboratories
Ministry of Environment, Nigeria
10/2013 until 12/2014
Analyses of PCB, BDE and organochlorine pesticides in air, water nad deposition
samples from Ganges river
Dr. Luca Nizze¡o / Trace
Analytical Laboratories
NIVA, Norway
01/2014 until 12/2014
Analyses of endocrine- and dioxin-like effects using a series of in vitro reporter gene
assays
Ph.D.
Chemical and Biological Monitoring in the Vicinity of Motorways – Slovakia
(Ivachnová, Dubná Skala – Turany)
Associate Professor RNDr. Petr
contract research
international contract research
Anděl, CSc
Universitat Tübingen,
Physiologische
1/2014 until 12/2014
Ökologie der Tiere
HBH Projekt spol. s r.o., Banská Bystrica
01/2014 until 12/2014
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czech contract research
title
supervisor
provider of funding
Serving as National Centre for Persistent Organic Pollutants and Stockholm
Convention Regional Centre in 2013
Ing. Kateřina Šebková, Ph.D.
Ministry of the Environment, Czech
Republic /Department of Environmental 1/2014 until 12/2014
Risks and Ecological Damage
Providing information on chemical management for four global agreements
Ministry of the Environment,
Czech Republic /implementation of
multilateral environmental agreements
(MEAs)
6/2014 until 11/2014
Support for the ratification process of Minamata mercury convention in the Czech
Republic
(MEAs)
6/2014 until 11/2014
Organization of the national competition synergies
(MEAs)
6/2014 until 11/2014
(MEAs)
6/2014 until 11/2014
(MEAs)
6/2014 until 11/2014
(MEAs)
6/2014 until 11/2014
(MEAs)
6/2014 until 11/2014
Ensuring Representation at the 10th meeting of the POPs Review Commi¡ee
Ensure monitoring of POPs in biological matrices
Ensuring the 3rd report on the implementation of the Stockholm Convention in the
Czech Republic
Specification of national information on levels of POPs in the indoor environment
60
timeline
title
supervisor
provider of funding
timeline
Training representatives from Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Moldova Support to the Implementation of the Stockhom Convention on POPs
Ing. Kateřina Šebková, Ph.D
Ministry of the Environment, Czech
Republic /capacity building twinning
projects in Central and Eastern Europe
05/2014 until 08/2014
South Moravia Region
1/2014 until 12/2014
University Ústí nad Labem
11/2014 until 12/2014
Sampling and analyses of environmental pollutants in air at selected localities of the
South Moravia Region
Analyses
RNDr. Pavel Čupr, Ph.D./
RNDr. Pavel Čupr, Ph.D./
Support of science and technology education
High school Břeclav
03/2013 until 6/2015
Sampling ambient air to establish PM10 and heavy metals, PCDDs/Fs, PCBs a indicator
PCBs
Professor RNDr Ivan Holoubek,
CSc./ Stopová laboratoř
Technická Univerzita Liberec
11/2014 until 12/2014
Cooperation in identification of chemical weapons alternatives – experimental testing
and estimation of contamination risks
Associate Professor RNDr. Zdeněk
Šimek, CSc.
SÚJCHBO - Státní ústav jaderné,
chemické a biologické ochrany, v.v.i.
04/2011 until 12/2015
Air passive sampling and laboratory analyses
Professor RNDr Ivan Holoubek,
CSc./ Trace Analytical
Laboratories
Napajedla City Council
05/2013 until 12/2014
Českomoravský cement, a.s.
01/2013 until 03/2014
RNDr. P. Čupr/
Monitoring of soils and air at selected localities of Mokrá and Radotín
Associate Professor J. Hofman/
Analyses
RNDr. Pavel Čupr / Trace
BIOSTER, a.s.
01 until 12/2014
Analyses
RNDr. Pavel Čupr / Trace
Palacký University, Olomouc
12/2014
Analyses
Department of Forrest Ecology, Mendel
University, Brno
9/2014 until 12/2014
POPs analysis
VFU
6/2014 until 12/2014
Analyses
Vodovody a kanalizace Brno
9/2014 until 12/2014
Analyses
ORITEST
9/2014 until 12/2014
Chemistry course for high school teachers
infrastructure /TAL
Academy of Sciences Czech Republic
9/2014 until 12/2014
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annex five
publications,
papers and other
outputs in 2014
(as of 30 january
2015)
62
journals
international papers and publications
1.
Amdany R., Chimuka L., Cukrowska E., Kukučka P., Kohoutek J., Tölgyessy P. and Vrana B. (2014) Assessment of bioavailable fraction of POPS in surface
water bodies in Johannesburg City, South Africa, using passive samplers: Q1 an initial assessment. Environ Monit Assess186:5639–5653. DOI 10.1007/
s10661-014-3809-3
2.
Amdany R., Chimuka L., Cukrowska E., Kukučka P., Kohoutek J. and Vrana B. (2014) Investigating the temporal trends in PAH, PCB and OCP concentrations
in Hartbeespoort Dam, South Africa, using semipermeable membrane devices (SPMDs). Water SA: 40/3: 425-436. h¡p://dx.doi.org/10.4314/wsa.v40i3.5
3.
Ammann A. A., Macikova P., Groh K. J., Schirmer K. and Suter M. J. F. (2014). LC-MS/MS determination of potential endocrine disruptors of cortico signalling
in rivers and wastewaters. Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 406(29): 7653–7665. DOI 10.1007/s00216-014-8206-9
4.
Bartels-Rausch T., Jacobi H.-W., Kahan T., omas J., omson E. S., Abba¡ J., Ammann M., Blackford J. R., Bluhm H., Boxe C., Domine F., Frey M. M., Gladich
I., Guzman M. I., Heger D., Huthwelker T., Klán P., Kuhs W. F., Kuo M., Maus S., Moussa S., McNeill V. F., Newberg J. T., Pe¡ersson J. B. C., Roeselova M., Sodeau
J. Relationship between Snow Microstructure and Physical and Chemical Processes. Atmos. Chem. Phys. 2014, 14, 1587-1633.h¡p://www.atmos-chem-phys.
net/14/1587/2014/acp-14-1587-2014.html
5.
Bendl J., Stourac J., Salanda O., Pavelka A., Wieben E.D.,Zendulka J., Brezovsky J., Damborsky J., 2014: PredictSNP: Robust and Accurate Consensus Classifier for
Prediction of Disease-Related Mutations. PLOS Computational Biology 10: e1003440.
6.
Bidmanova, S., Hrdlickova, E., Jaros, J., Ilkovics, L., Hampl, A., Damborsky, J., Prokop, Z., 2014: Microscopic Monitoring Provides Information on Structure and
Properties During Biocatalyst Immobilisation. Biotechnology Journal 9: 1-9.DOI 10.1002/biot.201300049
7.
Bielská, L., Šmídová, K. and Hofman, J. (2014): Solid phase microextraction of organic pollutants from natural and artificial soils and comparison with bioaccumulation in earthworms. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety 100, 44-52.
8.
Bláhová, L., Kohoutek, J., Lebedová, J., Bláha, L., Večeřa, Z., Buchtová, M., Míšek, I., Hilscherová, K. (2014) Simultaneous determination of reduced and oxidized glutathione in tissues by a novel liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry method: application in an inhalation study of Cd nanoparticles.Anal Bioanal
Chem (2014) 406:5867-5876. DOI 10.1007/s00216-014-8033-z
9.
Bohlin, P., Audy, O., Škrdlíková, L., Kukučka, P., Přibylová, P., Prokeš, R., Vojta, Š., Klánová, J.: Outdoor passive air monitoring of semivolatile organic compounds (SVOCs): a critical evaluation of performance and limitations of polyurethane foam (PUF) disks. Environ. Sci.: Processes Impacts: 16, 433-444,
DOI:10.1039/C3EM00644A
63
10.
Bohlin, P., Audy, O., Škrdlíková, L., Kukučka, P., Vojta, Š., Přibylová, P., Prokeš, R., Čupr, P., Klánová, J.: Evaluation and guidelines for using polyurethane
foam (PUF) passive air samplers in double-dome chambers to assess semi volatile organic compounds (SVOCs) in non-industrial indoor environments.
Environmental Science: Processes and Impacts (2014) Nov;16(11):2617-26 DOI: 10.1039/c4em00305e
11.
Brack, W., Altenburger, R., Schüürmann, G., Krauss, M., López Herráez, D., van Gils, J., Slobodnik, J., Munthe, J., Gawlik, B. M., van Wezel, A., Schriks, M.,
Hollender, J., Tollefsen, K. E., Mekenyan, O., Dimitrov, S., Bunke, D., Cousins, I., Posthuma, L., van den Brink, P. J., López de Alda, M., Barceló, D., Faust, M.,
Kortenkamp, A., Scrimshaw, M., Ignatova, S., Engelen, G., Massmann, G., Lemkine, G., Teodorovic, I., Walz, K.-H., Dulio, V., Jonker, M. T. O., Jäger, F., Chipman,
K., Falciani, F., Liska, I., Rooke, D., Zhang, X., Hollert, H., Vrana, B., Hilscherova, K., Kramer, K., Neumann, S., Hammerbacher, R., Backhaus, T., Mack, J.,
Segner, H., Escher, B., de Aragão Umbuzeiro, G., e SOLUTIONS project: Challenges and responses for present and future emerging pollutants in land and water resources management, Science of e Total Environment, Available online 18 June 2014, ISSN 0048-9697, h¡p://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2014.05.143.
(h¡p://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969714008353)
12.
Canesi L., Frenzilli G., Balbi T.,Bernardeschi M., Ciacci C., Corsolini S., Della Torre C., Fabbri R., Faleri C.,Focardi S., Guidi P., Kočan A., Marcomini A.,
Mario¡ini M., Nigro M., Pozo K., Rocco L., Scarcelli V., Smerilli A.,Corsi I. 2013. Interactive effects of n-TiO2 and 2,3,7,8-TCDD on the marine bivalve Mytilus
galloprovincialis Original Research Article. Aquatic Toxicology, In Press, doi:10.1016/j.aquatox.2013.11.002).
13.
Carvalho, R., A. Arukwe, S. Ait-Aissa, A. Bado-Nilles, S. Balzamo, A. Baun, S. Belkin, L. Blaha, F. Brion, D. Conti, N. Creusot, Y. Essig, V. Ferrero, V. FlanderPutrle, M. Fuerhacker, R. Grillari-Voglauer, C. Hogstrand, A. Jonáš, R. Loos, A.-K. Lundebye, C. Modig, P.-E. Olsson, S. Pillai, N. Polak, M. Potalivo, W. Sanchez,
A. Schifferli, K. Schirmer, S. Sforzini, S. Sturzenbaum, L. Soeland, V. Turk, A. Viarengo, I. Werner, S. Yagur-Kroll, R. Zounková and T. Le¡ieri (2014).
„Mixtures of chemical pollutants at European legislation safety concentrations: how safe are they?“ Toxicological Sciences. doi: 10.1093/toxsci/kfu118
14.
Čonka K., Chovancová J., Stachová Sejáková Z., Dömötörová M., Fabišiková A., Drobná B., Kočan A.: PCDDs, PCDFs, PCBs and OCPs in sediments from selected
areas in the Slovak Republic. Chemosphere 98 (2014), 37-43.
15.
Damborsky, J., Brezovsky, J., 2014: Computational Tools for Designing and Engineering Enzymes. Current Opinion in Chemical Biology 19: 8-16.
16.
Degrendele, C., Okonski, K., Melymuk, L., Landlová, L., Kukučka, P., Čupr, P., Klánová, J. (2014) Size specific distribution of the atmospheric particulate
PCDD/Fs, dl-PCBs and PAHs on a seasonal scale: Implications for cancer risks from inhalation. Atmospheric Environment 98: 410-416. DOI: 10.1016/j.
atmosenv.2014.09.001
17.
Dvorak, P., Bidmanova, S., Damborsky, J., Prokop, Z., 2014: Immobilized Synthetic Pathway for Biodegradation of Toxic Recalcitrant Pollutant
1,2,3-Trichloropropane. Environmental Science & Technology 48(12): 6859-6866. DOI: 10.1021/es500396r
18.
Dvorak, P., Kurumbang, N.P., Bendl, J., Brezovsky, J., Prokop, Z., Damborsky, J. (2014) Maximizing the Efficiency of Multienzyme Process by Stoichiometry
Optimization. ChemBioChem 15(13): 1891-1895. DOI: 10.1002/cbic.201402265
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19.
Eng A., Harner T., Pozo K. 2014. A Prototype Passive Air Sampler for Measuring Dry Deposition of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Environmental Science
and Technology le¡ers. 1, 77-81.
20.
Érseková, A., Hilscherová, K., Klánová, J., Giesy, J.P., Novák, J. (2014) Effect-based assessment of passive air samples from four countries in Eastern Europe.
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment 2014 Jun;186(6):3905-16. . DOI 10.1007/s10661-014-3667-z
21.
Escher, B.I., Allinson, M., Altenburger, R., Bain, P., Balaguer, P., Busch, W., Crago, J., Denslow, N.D., Dopp, E., Hilscherova, K., Humpage, A.R., Kumar, A.,
Grimaldi, M., Jayasinghe, B.S., Jarosova, B., Jia, A., Makarov, S., Maruya, K.A., Medvedev, A., Mehinto, A.C., Mendez, J.E., Poulsen, A., Prochazka, E., Richard,
J., Schifferli, A., Schlenk, D., Scholz, S., Shiraishi, F., Snyder, S., Su, G., Tang, J.Y.M., van der Burg, B., van der Linden, S.C., Werner, I., Westerheide, S.D., Wong,
C.K.C., Yang, M., Yeung, B.H.Y., Zhang, X. and Leusch, F.D.L. (2014) Benchmarking Organic Micropollutants in Wastewater, Recycled Water and Drinking
Water with In Vitro Bioassays. Environmental Science and Technology 48 (3): 1940-1956. DOI:10.1021/es403899t
22.
Estellano V.H., Pozo K., Silibello C., Mulder M.D., Efstathiou Ch., Tomassino M.P., Funaro F., Donadio I., Focardi, S. 2014. Characterization of urban pollution in
two cities of the Puglia region in Southern Italy using field measurements and air quality (AQ) model approach. Atmospheric Pollution Research, APR 5, 34-41.
doi: 10.5094/APR.2014.005
23.
Ghufrana, S., Pavlova, M., Arif, M.I., Postema, C.P., Damborsky, J., Janssen, D.B. (2014) A Pseudomonas putida Strain Genetically Engineered for
1,2,3-Trichloropropane Bioremediation. Applied and Environmental Microbiology 80(17): 5467-5476. DOI: 10.1128/AEM.01620-14
24.
Gielen, F., Buryska, T., Butz, M., van Vliet, L., Damborsky, J., Prokop, Z., Hollfelder, F., 2014: Interfacing Microwells with Nanoliter Compartments: A Sampler
Generating High-Resolution Concentration Gradients for Quantitative Biochemical Analyses in Droplets. Analytical Chemistry
25.
Gilberg, L.; Khan, S. A. M.; Enderesova, M.; Sindelar, V.: Cucurbiturils Substituted on the Methylene Bridge. Organic Le¡ers, 2014, 16, 2446 – 2449.DOI: 10.1021/
ol500828k.
26.
Haeba, M., Kuta, J., Gebril, R., Awgie, W. (2014) Occurrence of Earthworms in Relation to Soil TC, TOC, TIC in Benghazi, Libya. Global Journal of Animal
Scientific Research. 2(2):116-119.
27.
Havel, V.; Sindelar, V; Necas M., Kaifer A. E.: Water-mediated inclusion of benzoates and tosylates inside the bambusuril macrocycle. Chem. Commun., 2014,
1372 – 1374.DOI: 10.1039/c3cc47828a
28.
Hofman, J., Hovorková, I., Semple, K.T. (2014): e variability of standard artificial soils: Behaviour, extractability and bioavailability of organic pollutants.
Journal of Hazardous Materials 264, 514-520, DOI:10.1016/j.jhazmat.2013.10.039
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29.
Horváth, P., Šebej, P., Šolomek, T.,Klán, P., Small-Molecule Fluorophores with Large Stokes Shis: 9-Iminopyronin Analogues as Clickable Tags. e Journal of
organic chemistry dx.doi.org/10.1021/jo502213t
30.
Chaloupkova, R., Prudnikova, T., Rezacova, P., Prokop, Z., Koudelakova, T., Daniel, L., Brezovsky, J., Ikeda-Ohtsubo, W., Sato, Y., Kuty, M., Nagata, Y.,
Kuta Smatanova, I., Damborsky, J. (2014) Structural and functional analysis of a novel haloalkane dehalogenase with two halide-binding sites. Acta
Crystallographica D70: 1884-1897. DOI: 10.1107/S1399004714009018
31.
Chavarria, M., Durante-Rodriguez, G., Krell, T., Santiago, C.,Brezovsky, J., Damborsky, J., de Lorenzo, V. (2014) Fructose 1-phosphate is the one and only physiological effector of the Cra (FruR) regulator of Pseudomonas putida. FEBS Open Bio 4: 377-386.h¡p://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.fob.2014.03.013
32.
Jacquet, R., Miège, C., Smedes, F., Tixier, C., Tronczynski, J., Togola, A., Berho, K., Valor, I., Llorca, J., Barillon, B., Marchand, P., Coquery, M. (2014) Comparison
of five integrative samplers in laboratory for the monitoring of indicator and dioxin-like polychlorinated biphenyls in water. Chemosphere. DOI:10.1016/j.
chemosphere.2013.09.011
33.
Jancula, D., Strakova, L., Sadilek, J., Marsalek, B., Babica, P. (2014): Survey of cyanobacterial toxins in the Czech water reservoirs – the first observation of
neurotoxic saxitoxins. Environmental Science and Pollution Research 21:8006–8015, DOI 10.1007/s11356-014-2699-9“
34.
Jarošová, B., Bláha, L., Giesy, J.P., Hilscherová, K. (2014) What level of estrogenic activity determined by in vitro assays in municipal waste waters can be
considered as safe? Environment International 64C, 98-109.DOI:10.1016/j.envint.2013.12.009
35.
Jarošová, B., Erseková, A., Hilscherová, K., Loos, R., Gawlik, B.M., Giesy, J.P., Bláha, L. (2014) Europe-wide survey of estrogenicity in wastewater treatment
plant effluents: the need for the effect-based monitoring. Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 21(18):10970-10982 (DOI 10.1007/s11356-014-3056-8)
36.
Jarque S., Bosch C., Grimalt J., Raldua D., Piña B. Analysis of hepatic deiodinase 2 mRNA levels in natural fish lake populations exposed to different levels of
putative thyroid disrupters. Environ. Pollut. 187, 210–213 (2014)
37.
Jarque S., Piña B. 2014. Deiodinases and thyroid metabolism disruption in teleost fish. Environ. Res. 135:361–375.
38.
Jarque, S., Prats, E., Olivares, A., Casado, M., Ramón, M., Piña, B. (2014) Seasonal variations of gene expression biomarkers in Mytilus galloprovincialis cultured populations: Temperature, oxidative stress and reproductive cycle as major modulators. Science of the Total Environment 499: 363–372. DOI: 10.1016/j.
scitotenv.2014.08.064
39.
Jonáš, A., Buráňová, V., Scholz, S., Fe¡er, E., Nováková, K., Kohoutek, J., Hilscherová, K. (2015) Retinoid-like activity and teratogenic effects of cyanobacterial
exudates. Aquatic Toxicology 155: 283-290. DOI: 10.1016/j.aquatox.2014.06.022
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40.
Jonáš, A., Scholz, S., Fe¡er, E., Sychrová, E., Nováková, K., Ortmann, J., Beníšek, M., Adamovský, O., Giesy, J.P., Hilscherová, K. (2015) Endocrine, teratogenic and neurotoxic effects of cyanobacteria detected by cellular in vitro and zebrafish embryos assays. Chemosphere 120: 321-327. DOI: 10.1016/j.
chemosphere.2014.07.074
41.
Kania R., Malongwe J.K., Nachtigallová D., Krausko J., Gladich I., Roesellová M., Heger D., Klán P. (2014) Spectroscopic Properties of Benzene at the Air–Ice
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I., Klánová J., Results of the Monairnet Project, Research Centre for Toxic Compounds in the Environment (RECETOX), Masaryk University, Brno, 28 pages,
January 2014, RECETOX Report 496
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Čupr P., Weiss P., Möche W., Baráková D., Prokeš R., Hohenblum P., Škrdlíková L., Václavíková I., Sáňka O., Kukučka P., Přibylová P., Šebková K., Holoubek I.,
Klánová J., Die Ergebnisse des Projekts Monairnet, Research Centre for Toxic Compounds in the Environment (RECETOX), Masaryk University, Brno, 28 s.,
Januar 2014, RECETOX Report 497
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Přibylová, P., Kočan, A.: PCDDs/Fs measurements in Nigeria in sampling sites Onistha, Kano K1, Kano K2, Kano K3. Masaryk University, RECETOX. REPORT
report No. 498. Brno, June 2014, 7p.
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Anděl P., Přibylová P., Semrádová L.: Monitoring vlivu stavby dálnice D1 Dubná Skala – Turany na životní prostředí. Zadavatel: HBH Projekts.r.o. Banská
Bystrica. Masarykova univerzita, RECETOX, RECETOX report No. 501, 2014.
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Růžičková, P., Šebková, K.: Final report, 10th Summer School on Toxic Compounds in the Environment 2014, Masaryk University, Brno, RECETOX REPORT No.
504, September 2014.
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Šebková K., Gregor J., Borůvková J.: Enhancing the use of the GMP electronic tool and increasing global data management and use, interim progress report,
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Šebková K., Borůvková J., Holoubek I., Přibylová P., Hůlek R., Gregor J., Kalina J., Bednářová Z., Klánová J. Second Regional Monitoring Report, Central and
Eastern European Region, Global Monitoring Plan for Persistent Organic Pollutants under the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants,
Research Centre for Toxic Compounds in the Environment (RECETOX), Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic, October 2014, RECETOX Report no. 506.
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Jarošová B., Hilscherová K., Vrana B., Šebková K., Růžičková P., Borůvková J., Melymuk L., Klánová J. – Exposure to Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals: Sources,
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Republic, May 2014, RECETOX Report no. 507, 41 pages+ 2 annexes.
9.
Přibylová P., Borůvková P., Klánová J.: Program executive summary for the GMP2. Program: MONET EU. UN Region: WEOG 2012. Research Centre for Toxic
Compounds in the Environment (RECETOX), Masaryk University, Brno, October 2014, 13 pages, RECETOX report No. 508.
10.
Šebková, K., Final Report of the Project „Development of the second regional monitoring report for the Central and Eastern Europe“, Research Centre for Toxic
Compounds in the Environment, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic, December 2014. RECETOX report No. 523
11.
Šebková, K., Hůlek, R., Borůvková, J., Gregor, J., Kalina, J., Bednářová, Z., Melkes, O., Šalko, M., Novák, R., Jarkovský, J., Dušek, L., Klánová, J.: Final Report on
the Project „Cooperation within the Programme Global Monitoring Plan (GMP) for Persistent Organic Pollutants: Development and finalization of an on-line
GMP data storage, handling and presentation tool“, Research Centre for Toxic Compounds in the Environment, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic,
December 2014. RECETOX report No. 524
czech reports
1.
Hofman J., Holoubek I., Klánová J., Čupr P., Přibylová P., Kukučka P., Prokeš R., Kočan A., Kuta J., Škulcová L.: Monitoring stavu životního prostředí v okolí
cementárny Mokrá, ČMC a.s. – monitoring půd v roce 2013. Masarykova univerzita, RECETOX. REPORT No. 493. Brno, březen 2014, 111 stran
2.
Hofman J., Holoubek I., Klánová J., Čupr P., Přibylová P., Kukučka P., Prokeš R., Kočan A., Kuta J., Škulcová L.: Monitoring stavu životního prostředí v okolí
cementárny Radotín, ČMC a.s. – monitoring půd v roce 2013. Masarykova univerzita, RECETOX. REPORT No. 494. Brno, březen 2014, 167 stran
3.
Čupr, P., Prokeš, R., Přibylová, P., Kukučka, P., Holoubek, I., Klánová, J.,: Stanovení obsahu vybraných perzistentních organických polutantů (POPs) v ovzduší
v okolí závodu cementárny Mokrá, ČMC a.s. a cementárny Radotín – dlouhodobý, kontinuální monitoring 2007 – 2013. Masarykova univerzita, RECETOX.
REPORT report č. 495. Brno, březen 2014.
4.
Čupr, P., Prokeš, R., Kohoutek, J., Přibylová, P., Kukučka, P., Kočan, T., Klánová, J.,: Koleje Vinařská – výsledky analýz vzorků ovzduší, odebraných ve vnitřním
prostředí vybraných místností. Masarykova univerzita, RECETOX. REPORT report No. 499. Brno, červen 2014.
75
5.
Holoubek, I., Kočan, A., Kohoutek, J., Čupr, P., Borůvková, J., Přibylová, P., Fory, T., Novák, J., Klánová, J.: Pilotní studie stavu volného ovzduší v oblasti plánované výstavby spalovny komunálního odpadu ZEVO Chotíkov. Masarykova univerzita, RECETOX. REPORT No. 500. Brno, červen 2013, 52s.
6.
Růžičková, P.: Závěrečná zpráva o realizaci předmětu smlouvy o zajištění školení, Masarykova univerzita, Brno, RECETOX REPORT No. 502, červenec 2014,
8 s.
7.
Čupr, P., Prokeš, R., Přibylová, P., Kočan, A., Audy, O., Klánová, J., Holoubek, I.: Stanovení obsahu vybraných persistentních organických polutantů (POPs)
v ovzduší na území Ústeckého kraje 2013. Masarykova univerzita, RECETOX. RECETOX-TOCOEN REPORT No. 503. Červenec 2014.
8.
Kohoutek, J., Přibylová, P., Audy, O., Bednářová, Z., Čupr, P., Klánová, J.: Environmental Pollutants in Ambient Air of Napajedla City, August 2013 – September
2014, Research Centre for Toxic Compounds in the Environment (RECETOX), Masaryk University, Brno, November 2014, 30 pages, RECETOX report No. 510.
9.
Šebková, K., Vojta Š., Böhlin P., Prokeš R., Bílková Z., Sochorová L., Kukučka P., Kohoutek J., Karásková P., Přibylová P., Klánová J., – Závěrečná zpráva projektu
„Zpřesnění národních informací o hladinách perzistentních organických polutantů ve vnitřním prostředí pro bromované a fluorované látky, hexabromcyklododekan (HBCDD) a chlorované naaleny v roce 2014“, Centrum pro výzkum toxických látek v prostředí (RECETOX), Masarykova univerzita, Brno, listopad
2014, RECETOX report č. 511.
10.
Šebková, K., Gregor, J., Soukupová, M. – Závěrečná zpráva projektu „Poskytování informací o nakládání s chemickými látkami pro 4 globální úmluvy k chemickým látkám (Stockholmská, Ro¡erdamská, Basilejská a Minamatská) na jednom místě a srozumitelně pro všechny uživatele“, Centrum pro výzkum toxických
látek v prostředí (RECETOX), Masarykova univerzita, Brno, listopad 2014, 31 s., RECETOX report č. 512
11.
Šebková K., Andrýsková L., Pruša T., Piler P., Kohoutek J., – Závěrečná zpráva projektu „Uspořádání národní soutěže k synergiím v roce 2014“, Centrum pro
výzkum toxických látek v prostředí (RECETOX), Masarykova univerzita, Brno, listopad 2014, RECETOX report č. 513
12.
Šebková K., Kuta J., Literák J. – Závěrečná zpráva projektu „Podpora ratifikačního procesu Minamatské úmluvy o rtuti v České republice, zajištění účasti
expertů na jednání mezivládního výboru a osvěta a vzdělávání ke rtuti v roce 2014“, Centrum pro výzkum toxických látek v prostředí (RECETOX), Masarykova
univerzita, Brno, listopad 2014, RECETOX report č. 514
13.
Šebková K. – Závěrečná zpráva projektu „Realizace třetí reportingové zprávy o implementaci Stockholmské úmluvy o perzistentních organických polutantech
v ČR“, Centrum pro výzkum toxických látek v prostředí (RECETOX), Masarykova univerzita, Brno, září 2014, RECETOX report č. 515
14.
Čupr P., Šebková K. – Závěrečná zpráva projektu „Zajištění zastoupení České republiky na 10. zasedání Výboru pro hodnocení perzistentních organických
polutantů (POPRC) v roce 2014“, Centrum pro výzkum toxických látek v prostředí (RECETOX), Masarykova univerzita, Brno, listopad 2014, 80 s., RECETOX
report č. 516
76
15.
Přibylová P., Čupr P., Šebková K., Kohoutek ml. J., Karásková P., Prokeš R., Kohoutek st. J., Mikeš O., Klánová J.: Závěrečná zpráva projektu „Zajištění monitoringu POPs v biologických matricích a doplnění nově schválených látek do monitoringu v síti MONET v souvislosti s plněním závazků ČR Stockholmské
úmluvy o perzistentních organických polutantech v roce 2014“, Centrum pro výzkum toxických látek v prostředí (RECETOX), Masarykova univerzita, Brno,
listopad 2014, 74 s., RECETOX report č. 517
16.
Šebková, K., Výroční zpráva o plnění předmětu smlouvy č. MŽP/750/02/CHL/08 v roce 2014, část 1, Aktivity Národního centra pro toxické látky, Centrum pro
výzkum toxických látek v prostředí (RECETOX), Masarykova univerzita, Brno, listopad 2014, RECETOX report č. 518.
17.
Šebková, K., Výroční zpráva o plnění předmětu smlouvy č. MŽP/750/02/CHL/08 v roce 2014, část 2, Aktivity Regionálního centra Stockholmské úmluvy
o perzistentních organických polutantech, Centrum pro výzkum toxických látek v prostředí (RECETOX), Masarykova univerzita, Brno, listopad 2014,
RECETOX report č. 519.
18.
Šebková, K., Borůvková, J., Hůlek, R., Gregor, J., Klánová, J., Výroční zpráva o plnění předmětu smlouvy č. MŽP/750/02/CHL/08 v roce 2014, část 3, Vývoj
informačního systému GENASIS, Centrum pro výzkum toxických látek v prostředí (RECETOX), Masarykova univerzita, Brno, listopad 2014, 22 s., RECETOX
report č. 520.
19.
Čupr, P., Prokeš, R., Přibylová, P., Kukučka, P., Kuta, J., Nečasová, A., Kohoutek, J., Klánová, J., Holoubek, I.: Dlouhodobý monitoring environmentálních polutantů ve volném ovzduší na území Jihomoravského kraje – 2014. Masarykova univerzita, RECETOX. RECETOX-TOCOEN REPORT No. 521 . Listopad 2014.
20.
Holoubek, I.: Zajištění zastoupení České republiky na jednání expertních pracovních skupin pro Globální monitoring POPs (regionální skupina a globální
skupina) v roce 2014. Národní POPs Centrum ČR/TOCOEN, s.r.o. Brno/RECETOX MU Brno. RECETOX-TOCOEN REPORTS No. 522, prosinec 2014, 36 s. + CD
s podkladovými materiály.
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annex six
centre in
the media
78
tv and radio broadcasting
Znojmo mění potrubí. Je z nebezpečného olova — Regiony — ČT24, 3. červen
2014, toxikolog z Masarykovy univerzity Luděk Bláha.
www.ceskatelevize.cz/.../275379-znojmo-meni-potrubi-je-z-nebezpecneho- olova/
Brněnskému ovzduší uleví ekologičtější autobusy — ČT24 — 11. červenec 2014,
ředitelka Centra pro výzkum toxických látek MU Jana Klánová.
m.ceskatelevize.cz/.../279910-brnenskemu-ovzdusi-ulevi-ekologictejsi- autobusy/
TV – Jana Klánová – rozhovor, Škodliviny v ovzduší,
h¡p://www.ceskatelevize.cz/ivysilani/10122427178-udalosti-v-regionech-brno/
314281381990617-udalosti-v-regionech
Brno se stává metropolí vědy a výzkumu — Regiony — ČT24, 21. březen 2014 ...
Brno – Centrum pro výzkum toxických látek v prostředí.
www.ceskatelevize.cz/.../217919-brno-se-stava-metropoli-vedy-a-vyzkumu/
Apetýt, Brno, 13.8.2014 11:05 Setkání s Prof. Blahoslavem Maršálkem z Centra
pro výzkum toxických látek v prostředí, který mimo jiné zkoumá, jak by bylo
možné zlikvidovat sinice jinak, než chemicky.
Výstava Urban Centrum – 18.-28.2.2014 (Stará radnice, Brno), Informace o
výstavě a zmínka o RECETOX, h¡p://www.novinky.cz/vase-zpravy/jihomoravsky-kraj/brno-mesto/1796-22777-vystava-v-brnenskem-urban-centru-prozradi-kde-a-jak-se-dela-veda.html
BRS Technical Assistance Newsle¡er, issue 3, July 2014, page 3 „10th
RECETOX International Summer School“ Odkaz: h¡p://synergies.pops.int/
Implementation/Publications/Newsle¡er/tabid/3722/language/en-US/Default.aspx
BRS Technical Assistance Newsle¡er, issue 4, August 2014, page 2 „Using GMP
electronic tool“. Odkaz: h¡p://synergies.pops.int/Implementation/Publications/
Newsle¡er/tabid/3722/language/en-US/Default.aspx
BRS Technical Assistance Newsle¡er, issue 6, October 2014, page 4 – announcement, Odkaz: h¡p://synergies.pops.int/Implementation/Publications/
Newsle¡er/tabid/3722/language/en-US/Default.aspx
časopis Respekt h¡p://respekt.ihned.cz/c1-61545990-konec-vymluv
printed journals
internet magazines and newspapers
special issue of the “Scientific American” journal, Czech edition, presentation of
the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University including its departments
Univerzita zaplatí zahraniční vědce. Napraví chybu státu, h¡p://www.online.
muni.cz/udalosti/4411-univerzita-zaplati-zahranicni-vedce-napravi-chybustatu#.VKw0m00tDmQ, 26. května 2014
other media
Čeští vědci zpřesnili objev nositele Nobelovy ceny v oblasti fungování enzymů,
h¡p://www.veda.muni.cz/veda-a-vyzkum/4341-cesti-vedci-zpresnili-objev-nositele-nobelovy-ceny-v-oblasti-fungovani-enzymu#.VKw1H00tDmQ, 25. dubna 2014
Výstava Urban Centrum – 18-28.2.2014 (Stará radnice, Brno),
Informace o výstavě a zmínka o RECETOX, h¡p://www.novinky.cz/vase-zpravy/
jihomoravsky-kraj/brno-mesto/1796-22777-vystava-v-brnenskem-urban-centru
-prozradi-kde-a-jak-se-dela-veda.html
Ani v Alpách není vzduch bez škodlivých látek, h¡p://www.veda.muni.cz/
veda-a-vyzkum/4201-ani-v-alplach-neni-vzduch-bez-skodlivych-latek#.
VKw1mE0tDmQ, 26. února 2014
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annex seven
activities
and events
in 2014
80
recetox
participated
only
number of
participants
(incoming
only)
14. until 17. 1. 2014, Geneva, Swizerland
x
-
closing workshop of the ArcRisk Project and ministerial conference Arctic Frontiers 2014, Tromso,
Norsko
19. until 24. 1. 2014 Tromso, Norway
x
-
3
Masaryk University, Faculty of Science Open Door Days
18. 1. 2014 a 21. 1. 2014, Brno-Bohunice
x
19
4
Training on Environmental Management CETESB, Sao Paulo, Brazil
3. until 4. 2. 2014, Sao Paulo, Brazil
x
-
5
Excursion to RECETOX Laboratories participants in the Chemistry Days
5. 2. 2014, RECETOX
x
20
6
Training of Trainers – Turkey module 4 – BAT/BEP on POPs
17. until 19. 2. 2014, Antalya, Turecko
x
35
7
Excursion to RECETOX Laboratories representative of the ScienceNet.org
19. 2. 2014, RECETOX
x
1
8
Awareness raising workshop for children – Young Researcher – Ge¡ing to Know the Nature”
29. 3. 2014, RECETOX
x
200
9
Lectures and Excursion to RECETOX Laboratories – Students from the Opava grammar school
11. 4. 2014, RECETOX, Brno
x
23
10
Excursion to RECETOX Laboratories for secondary school students
13. until 14. 4. 2014, RECETOX, Brno
x
11
SETAC Europe, Basel, Swizerland
11. until 15. 5. 2014, Basel, Swizerland
12
Day of the Science – open door day and excuseions to RECETOX laboratories
24. 5. 2014, campus Bohunice
x
13
17th meeting – Council of the National Centre for Toxic Compounds, RECETOX, Brno
4. 6. 2014 RECETOX, Brno
x
20
14
Excursion to RECETOX Laboratories – Biskupské gymnázium v Brně
x
30
15
Excursion to RECETOX Laboratories – Gymnázium Brno, Elgartova
x
10
16
Summer School of the Protein Engineering, Loschmidt laboratoratories, Brno
22. until 26. 6. 2014 Brno
x
30
title
date and venue
1
10th meeting Group on Earth Observation (GEO-X)
2
recetox
organized
x
81
recetox
organized
recetox
participated
only
number of
participants
(incoming
only)
title
date and venue
17
10th International Summer School on Toxic compounds in the Environment, RECETOX, Brno
23. until 28. 6. 2014 RECETOX, Brno
x
58
18
CSI Marie Curie ITN project meeting, RECETOX, Brno
27. until 28. 6. 2014 RECETOX, Brno
x
23
19
Expert meeting on Endocrine Disruptors, WHO ECEH, Bonn
7. until 8. 7. 2014, Bonn, Germany
x
-
20
DIOXIN 2014, 34th meeting on halogenated POPs
1. until 5. 9. 2014, Madrid, Spain
x
-
21
Laboratory Training for Experts from Egypt
x
10
22
Study Visit of Turkish Experts in the Czech Republic
21. until 27. 9. 2014, Prague a Brno,
RECETOX
x
11
23
Eurocities EDF Brno in RECETOX (evropská síť měst) Excursion to RECETOX Laboratories
23. 9. 2014, RECETOX, Brno
x
150
24
Night of the Scientists, EXPO 2014 – human exposure
25
Meeting of the Regional organization group of the CEE region, RECETOX, Brno
26
Chemical Risk Assessment Network meeting, Paris, France
8. until 10. 10. 2014, Paris, France
27
Open Science – workshop for secondary school teachers, RECETOX, Brno
x
20
28
DENAMIC project partner meeting, RECETOX, Brno
x
20
29
10th meeting of the Persistent Organic Pollutants Review Commi¡ee, POPRC10
27. until 30. 10. 2014, Rome, Italy
x
-
30
National Contest Synergies 2014 – online contest on chemicals and food consumption
15. 10. until 6. 12. 2014
x
142
31
18th meeting – Council of the National Centre for Toxic Compounds, Ministry of Environment, Prague
18. 11. 2014, Prague
32
6th meeting of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee under the Minamata Convention on
Mercury
3. until 7. 11. 2014, Bangkok, ailand
82
x
x
400
7
x
x
0
x
-
recetox
participated
only
number of
participants
(incoming
only)
10. until 13. 11. 2014, Geneva,
Switzerland
x
-
Annual meeting of the Stockholm and Basel Convention Regional Centres
27. until 28. 11. 2014, Geneva,
Switzerland
x
-
35
Annual meeting of the TEMPUS NETREL project partners
36
Training for coordinateor of the Stockholm convention Regional Centra in Brazil (CETESB) – study visiti
in the Czech Republic
2. until 5. 12. 2014, Prague and Brno
37
International workshop of the INDNOPOP project
8. until 9. 12. 2014, New Delhi, India
38
2nd meeting of the Open-Ended Working Group under SAICM
14. until 16. 12. 2014, Geneva,
Switzerland
title
date and venue
33
Meeting of the Global Coordination Group to the GMP
34
recetox
organized
x
20
2
x
x
-
83
contacts
mailing address
Research Centre for Toxic Compounds in the Environment (RECETOX)
Faculty of Science
Masaryk University
Kotlářská 267/2
611 37 Brno
Czech Republic
location
University Campus Bohunice, pavilion A29
Kamenice 753/5, Brno
625 00 Brno
Czech Republic
website
h¡p://www.recetox.muni.cz/
© All rights reserved. e material in this publication cannot be used for any other purpose without the wri¡en approval of the publisher, photos – RECETOX archive
Published by RECETOX Centre as its 528th publication, March 2015
Editors: Kateřina Šebková, Petra Růžičková, Jana Klánová, Vojtěch Přibyla, Luděk Bláha, Jakub Hofman, Filip Vaculovič,
Michaela Petrůjová and Lisa Melymuk (editor in chief: Kateřina Šebková)
Graphic Design and Typese¡ing: Markéta Soukupová, IBA
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625 00 Brno
Czech Republic
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