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, motile and primary cilia. Their cytoskeleton, the so-called axoneme, is based on microtubules. Recent studies revealed that the axoneme of the primary cilia significantly deviates from the classic pattern
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the master's degree programs at the Faculty of Medicine and Faculty of Science, Masaryk University. You can also learn more about us on our website , Facebook or Instagram . The scope of your work will be
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detailed microstructural and physicochemical characterization of catalysts. The primary objective is to develop innovative catalysts and catalytic supports that enable sustainable, efficient production
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materials, the design and optimization of catalytic reactors, the study of reaction kinetics, and the detailed microstructural and physicochemical characterization of catalysts. The primary objective is to
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of Psychiatry, the Department of Neurosurgery, the Department of Clinical Psychology, and the Department of Rehabilitation. In terms of treatment and prevention, it provides both primary general neurological care
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experience as a Chief/Senior Accountant Familiarity with accounting and tax regulations relevant to public universities Strong analytical thinking, ability to work with financial data, and interpret economic
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legislation, and university internal rules Methodological support for principal investigators and project teams Close collaboration with the centre’s financial manager on budget control, financial planning, and
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vascular diseases. The main activities are vascular-surgical programs. In cooperation with interventional radiologists and angiologists, the clinic provides comprehensive care for vascular patients
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the issue of vascular diseases. The main activities are vascular-surgical programs. In cooperation with interventional radiologists and angiologists, the clinic provides comprehensive care for vascular
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. Our main research areas are neuroimaging data analysis (fMRI & EEG, iEEG, anatomical and diffusion MRI), brain dynamics modelling, causality and information flow inference, nonlinearity and