Ph.D. students of the FFPW USB will have a seminar on Monday 11th February 2019 from 12,00 p.m. in the large lecture hall at the IEEAIC Vodňany (Na Valše 207).
On the program will be:
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M.Sc. Pudhuvai Baveesh
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Evolution and potential functions of myxozoan proteases and their inhibitors in host-parasite interactions
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M.Sc. Deepali Rahi
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Enzymatic activities involved in energy supply of fish sperm activity
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M.Sc. Vitaliy Kholodnyy
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Egg-sperm interaction in sturgeon
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M.Sc. Fabio F. R. Herrera
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Osmoregulation in fish spermatozoa: Involvement in motility activation and impact on short-term storage outcomes
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M.Sc. Tran Quang Hung
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Insect as a feed source in nutrition of percids
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M.Sc. Eugenia Sancho Santos
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Psychoactive compounds in aquatic environment and their effects on fish
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M.Sc. Olena Shaliutina
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Impact of xenobiotics on various aquatic organisms: alteration in reproduction and behavior
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M.Sc. Bernard Erasmus
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The effect of pyrethroids on crayfish
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You are cordially invited.
Written by Lucie Kačerová
The Faculty of Fisheries and Protection of Waters USB, Vodňany has prepared for the 6th week of the year 2019 this program:
- 4. 2. 2019 Educational program, DD Písek;
- 7. 2. 2019 Gentle yoga course (MEVPIS – large lecture hall, second floor);
- 7. 2. 2019 MEVPIS language course (MEVPIS – grey classroom nr. 2, ground floor);
- 7. 2. 2019 Educational program, Slunečnice Vimperk;
- 8. 2. 2019 Dancing course (MEVPIS – large lecture hall, second floor);
- 9. 2. 2019 Private celebration (MEVPIS – large lecture hall, second floor);
- 10. 2. 2019 Power yoga (MEVPIS – pavilion).
If you have any questions please contact Klára Nachlingerová, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Written by Bc. Dana Brožová
The FFPW USB has successfully passed an international evaluation and consequent inclusion among large Research Infrastructures (RI). The Czech Government approved funding of our RI for the upcoming period 2019-2022. The Faculty and the CENAKVA research center were consequently included in the newly updated Road Map of the large research infrastructures in the Czech Republic. The inclusion of the Faculty and CENAKVA among unique research facilities with high financial and technological demands allocates targeted support of CZK 68.5 million to cover operating expenses up to 2022. The main mission of a large research infrastructure is to share its remarkable facilities with other research organizations.
Simultaneously, new partnership on the DANUBIUS platform is currently shaping up. DANUBIUS -RI is operating within the pan-European research area under ESFRI. The status of a large research infrastructure provides huge potential for further expanding of R&D activities and its funding under University of South Bohemia.
Written by Ing. Michal Hojdekr, MBA
