One of the most inspiring milestones of this summer was the opportunity to take part in the Dutch Royal State Visit and the Czech–Dutch Business Forum, where I was honored to be selected as a Creative Hero 2023. This recognition allowed me to share my scientific journey—returning to the Czech Republic after years abroad—and to present the...

BKralova Lab
Welcome to the B. Kralova Lab!
We are a team dedicated to exploring the fascinating world of Antarctic extremophilic microorganisms. Our work focuses on uncovering the biosynthetic potential of these unique bacteria, with a particular emphasis on the discovery of novel antimicrobial compounds that could contribute to the global fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
Beyond antimicrobial discovery, we are deeply interested in the diversity and adaptive strategies of Antarctic microbiota — how life thrives under extreme conditions of cold, dryness, and isolation. By studying these remarkable adaptations, we aim to identify new molecules and mechanisms with potential biomedical and biotechnological applications.
At the core of our research lies a shared curiosity for the unseen microbial world and its potential to inspire innovative solutions to pressing health and environmental challenges.
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I am honoured to share that I have been awarded the MASH StG/CoG grant from the Grant Agency of Masaryk University (GAMU), following a rigorous two-round selection process. This highly competitive four-year funding will support me in establishing a new research group at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Department of Molecular Pharmacy. Out of nine...
I am excited to launch my research group as a Junior Group Leader with the project "Exploration of Ribosomally Synthesized Natural Product Diversity in Antarctic Extremophiles" (ID: 25-17343S). This project aims to uncover the hidden biosynthetic potential of bacteria adapted to Antarctica's extreme environments, with a focus on...
I am thrilled to share that I have been awarded a prestigious Standard Project grant from the Czech Science Foundation (GACR) for my project on Exploration of Ribosomally Synthesized Natural Product Diversity in Antarctic Extremophiles.
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