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The article by the scientists of the Institute of Entomology was featured in the December issue of BioOne Vista

The article by the scientists of the Institute of Entomology was featured in the December issue of BioOne Vista22. 12. 2022

Among the 24 articles in the summary of the most interesting scientific publications of the December issue of BioOne Vista is the work of the author team from the Institute of Entomology of the...

New research prompts urgent call from scientists to protect Madagascar’s unique biodiversity, before it’s too late

New research prompts urgent call from scientists to protect Madagascar’s unique biodiversity, before it’s too late2. 12. 2022

In two new papers published today in Science, researchers from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and partners from over 50 global organisations, Biology Centre CAS included, have undertaken a major...

New Horizon Europe project launched to enhance the resilience of EU aquaculture by improving aquatic animal health and welfare.

New Horizon Europe project launched to enhance the resilience of EU aquaculture by improving aquatic animal health and welfare. 30. 11. 2022

Researchers from 16 countries are uniting to transform aquatic animal health and welfare within the European aquaculture industry, while also supporting the environmentally friendly, inclusive,...

Sequencing project to unleash the biotechnology potential of euglenoids

Sequencing project to unleash the biotechnology potential of euglenoids22. 11. 2022

An ambitious plan to sequence the genomes of all known species of euglenoids over the next decade has been launched today. The network of scientists behind the initiative believe it has the...

Scientists described a new mayfly species from the Eocene Baltic amber

Scientists described a new mayfly species from the Eocene Baltic amber 21. 10. 2022

Mayflies are one of the oldest pterygote insects, with relatively rare remnants in sedimentary rocks and fossil resins. The team of scientists from the Czech Republic, Spain, Poland and Germany...

Hydrobiologists released new methodology of monitoring fish communities in reservoirs and lakes

Hydrobiologists released new methodology of monitoring fish communities in reservoirs and lakes20. 10. 2022

In October, researchers of the Institute of Hydrobiology, Biology Centre CAS published a new methodology concerning fish populations in lakes and reservoirs. The book is available online.

How many ants live in the world? And are all the ants as heavy as the humankind?

How many ants live in the world? And are all the ants as heavy as the humankind?14. 10. 2022

A recent study in the prestigious American journal PNAS by Schultheiss and colleagues has refined estimates of how many ants live in the world and how much they weigh. It estimated that they are...

New mountains, new insects - speciation of mayflies in the Caucasus Mountains follows mountain uplift

New mountains, new insects - speciation of mayflies in the Caucasus Mountains follows mountain uplift23. 9. 2022

The loss of biodiversity and species extinction are well-known phenomena of today. However, biodiversity is not only disappearing today but also emerging. This process was demonstrated by...

Biology Centre will strengthen plant research

Biology Centre will strengthen plant research5. 9. 2022

A research centre of excellence focused on the molecular life of plants will be established at the Biology Centre of the Czech Academy of Sciences. Thanks to a European grant in the ERA Chair...

Experts in cyanobacteria research in České Budějovice

Experts in cyanobacteria research in České Budějovice15. 8. 2022

An international meeting of experts working on cyanobacteria research is currently taking place in České Budějovice. More than 80 participants of the 22nd Symposium of the International Association...

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