I recently had the incredible opportunity to attend the John Innes – Rudjer Bošković Summer School on Microbial Specialised Metabolites: From Genomes to Biological Functions in beautiful Dubrovnik, and I couldn't feel more thankful and fortunate to have been part of this experience!
It was an incredible opportunity to share the importance of antimicrobial research and the unique potential of Antarctica on Forbes. I tried my best to highlight the beauty and challenges of Antarctic research while emphasizing the coolness of this science!
I am thrilled and deeply honoured to receive the Young Blood Award from the Týdeník Euro in collaboration with the most successful entrepreneurs from Czech Republic, marking a significant milestone in my career. Being one of the first recipients of this award in the history of the journal is truly humbling especially for a "hard-core" scientist :)
I was invited into a Creative Heroes pannel to highligh the issue of Antimicrobial Resistance and the current research endevours attempting to solve this situation, including my Antarctic research project.
Thrilled to share that I recently had the incredible opportunity to shed light on Antarctic science in an interview with Slovak media - SME. From the mysterious world of Antarctica and its ice-adapted organisms to the importance of their antimicrobials playing crutial role in combating the antimicrobial resistance. We not only discussed this crisis...
Is creative thinking a spontaneous action? Or rather facilitated process? How do scientist come up with ideas? And how did I get to Antarctica in the first place? Short Podcast on Creativity Process behind research endevours :)