Institute of Molecular and Translational Medicine

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The Institute of Molecular and Translational Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Palacký University in Olomouc is cutting-edge biomedical research institute in the Czech Republic.

On February 24, we hosted a special seminar dedicated to the MACSima™ System, an innovative imaging platform that connec...
27/02/2026

On February 24, we hosted a special seminar dedicated to the MACSima™ System, an innovative imaging platform that connects high-parameter data with true spatial resolution. The presentation was delivered by Bernd Müller-Zülow, Executive Senior Expert in Imaging & Microscopy at Miltenyi Biotec. ✅

The MACSima platform offers fully automated ultra-high-content imaging based on cyclic immunofluorescence, enabling researchers to analyze hundreds of markers within a single tissue section or cell sample without damaging the specimen. This approach provides precise spatial insight into cell localization and interactions within complex tissue environments.

The STRIKE consortium met in Segovia on 9–10 February 2026 for its 6th Progress Meeting, hosted by Nanotech Solutions SL...
23/02/2026

The STRIKE consortium met in Segovia on 9–10 February 2026 for its 6th Progress Meeting, hosted by Nanotech Solutions SL. With the project entering its final year, partners shared advances in magnetic nanomaterials for osteosarcoma therapy, theranostics, and liquid biopsy technologies.

IMTM and Palacký University were represented by doc. RNDr. Václav Ranc, PhD, and Sunčica Sukur, MSc, who presented the most recent results and discussed remaining challenges that need to be addressed to ensure the successful completion of the project.

The meeting was followed by an international workshop on dynamical magnetisation in nanomaterials, where early-stage researchers combined theory, hands-on training, and poster sessions to explore the biomedical potential of magnetic nanoparticles. 🚀

https://imtm.cz/news/strike-consortium-convened-segovia-6th-progress-meeting

Marian Hajduch, Medical Director of NÚVR - Národní ústav pro výzkum rakoviny:“Despite all the difficulties, the Czech bi...
18/02/2026

Marian Hajduch, Medical Director of NÚVR - Národní ústav pro výzkum rakoviny:

“Despite all the difficulties, the Czech biomedical research infrastructure is very efficient – with relatively little funding it is able to produce results that stand up well in international comparison.”

💡 More in the new episode of the Medical Tribune CZ podcast, Second Opinion.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nl_dopi1S5k&t=2s

💉 Doc. Marian Hajduch, lékařský ředitel NÚVR: "Navzdory všem potížím je česká výzkumná biomedicínská infrastruktura velmi efektivní – za relativně málo peněz dokáže produkovat výsledky, které v mnohém snesou mezinárodní srovnání."
💡 Více v nové epizodě podcastu Medical Tribune CZ, 2. NÁZOR.
👉 LINK V KOMENTÁŘI
🤝 Institute of Molecular and Translational Medicine

Expert Meeting & Discussion: The Future of Diagnostics and Research 🔬We invite you to an expert meeting focused on the l...
13/02/2026

Expert Meeting & Discussion: The Future of Diagnostics and Research 🔬

We invite you to an expert meeting focused on the latest trends in the diagnostics and research of rare diseases within the international RD-Factory programme. Leading Czech experts will share their insights, including Assoc. Prof. Marián Hajdúch, together with other distinguished specialists.

Discussion topics:
🔬 From variant to diagnosis: What are the current possibilities for identifying genetic causes of rare diseases? How the CzechGenome project accelerates and improves the interpretation of genetic findings. Genetic diagnostics of rare diseases.
🧪 RD-Factory: From research on pathogenic variants to an international drug development programme.
💊 The path to treatment: How do we select genes and diseases for preclinical research?

📅 25 February 2026
🕔 17:00–19:00
📍 Czech Academy of Sciences, Národní 3, Prague

The event is intended for professionals, students, patient organisations, and journalists. We look forward to meeting you and discussing the path from diagnosis to treatment. 🫶

On World Cancer Day (February 4),  NÚVR - Národní ústav pro výzkum rakoviny  highlights the growing role of genomics in ...
05/02/2026

On World Cancer Day (February 4), NÚVR - Národní ústav pro výzkum rakoviny highlights the growing role of genomics in cancer prevention and targeted treatment. 🫶

Press release 👉 https://imtm.cz/news/world-cancer-day-genome-key-understanding-cancer

Through the CzechGenome project, the first open reference database of genetic variants in the Czech population is being built, improving the interpretation of hereditary cancer risks. Early results confirm that inherited predisposition accounts for around 5–10% of cancers—underscoring the importance of population-specific genomic data for more precise prevention and care.

Marián Hajdúch explains how a potential cancer drug is developed, from an initial laboratory compound to an approved med...
03/02/2026

Marián Hajdúch explains how a potential cancer drug is developed, from an initial laboratory compound to an approved medicine. It outlines the key stages of the process, including basic research, preclinical testing, and multi-phase clinical trials in patients. 🔬

Watch the whole interview 👉 www.ceskatelevize.cz/porady/1096902795-studio-6/226411010100203/cast/1166895/

The segment also highlights how long and demanding drug development is, the importance of safety and efficacy testing, and the role of regulatory authorities before a drug can be used in clinical practice. ✅

According to doctors, dozens of cancer cases are missed every year because standard Pap smear tests fail to detect up to...
20/01/2026

According to doctors, dozens of cancer cases are missed every year because standard Pap smear tests fail to detect up to 30% of tumors. These tests often catch only later cell changes, not the root cause: HPV infection. ❗️

“HPV DNA tests are much more sensitive and detect cancer risk in over 95% of cases,” says Marián Hajdúch, Medical Director of the National Institute for Cancer Research NÚVR - Národní ústav pro výzkum rakoviny . “They can identify the disease much earlier, before cells start to change.”

Despite this, insurance currently covers HPV DNA testing only three times in a woman’s life. Many European countries already offer regular HPV testing from age 25. Why is the Czech system lagging behind? Read more in the article 👇👇👇

Změňme způsob, jakým u žen hledáme rakovinu děložního čípku. Je nevhodně nastavený, tvrdí lékař a vědec Marián Hajdúch.

We are pleased to highlight the 4th Congress of Airway Diagnostics and Intervention (DIDC 2025), held with the support o...
19/01/2026

We are pleased to highlight the 4th Congress of Airway Diagnostics and Intervention (DIDC 2025), held with the support of EATRIS Czech Republic and featured within the EATRIS Spotlight Programme. 💫

DIDC 2025 took place on December 1–2, 2025, in Prague and served as an important platform connecting clinical practice, preventive approaches, and translational research in respiratory medicine. The congress brought together Czech and international expertise, with a strong focus on multi-omics, digital health, and personalised medicine within the EATRIS-CZ network.
More info ➡ www.plicnikongres.cz

Eatris

NICR & EATRIS-CZ: Platform for accelerating biomedical innovations 💫The major research infrastructure EATRIS connects mo...
16/12/2025

NICR & EATRIS-CZ: Platform for accelerating biomedical innovations 💫

The major research infrastructure EATRIS connects more than 120 research institutions and 11 Czech centers, including NUVR. Together, we build an infrastructure that accelerates the translation of basic research results into clinical practice.

✅ Helps transfer basic research findings into clinical applications.
✅ Contributes to the development of new drugs and diagnostic tools.
✅ Connects experts across Europe – from molecule design to patient testing.

Watch how the collaboration between Eatris and NÚVR - Národní ústav pro výzkum rakoviny is transforming medicine across Europe.

💡 EATRIS-CZ. Evropská síť mozků i technologií. 👉 Velká výzkumná infrastruktura EATRIS propojuje více než 120 výzkumných institucí a 11 českých center včet...

15/12/2025

💡 NICR: WHY WAS A NETWORK THAT IS TRANSFORMING CANCER RESEARCH CREATED?

🔬 Biomedical research is not just about cells — it is about the people who search for answers among them.
NICR is a network that connects the laboratory, the clinic, and society, changing the way cancer research is developed in the Czech Republic.
In the Mezi buňky podcast, the three NÚVR - Národní ústav pro výzkum rakoviny (NICR) directors explain how this collaboration came about and what it means for patients and for the future of Czech science.

08/12/2025

CACR 2025: KEY HIGHLIGHTS AND RESULTS OF THE NÚVR PROJECT ✨

📊 This year’s CACR Meeting—the largest national oncology conference in the Czech Republic—offered not only a top-tier scientific program, but also a major presentation of the NÚVR project results and a discussion on its future direction during the sustainability phase.

➡️ You can see what it was like in the video.

Thrilled to be in the Spotlight! 🌟🎄🎁On behalf of the Czech node, many thanks to our Portuguese colleagues for the inspir...
05/12/2025

Thrilled to be in the Spotlight! 🌟🎄🎁

On behalf of the Czech node, many thanks to our Portuguese colleagues for the inspiring handover in Lisbon and to the entire community for the trust and support.

We look forward to working with all of you on turning precision and personalised health innovations into real benefits for patients – from cutting-edge multiomics and advanced imaging to clinical translation, AI and digital health.

🇨🇿 Let’s make the Spotlight a driver of new collaborations, joint projects and better care across Europe.

🇨🇿 Spotlight on the Czech Republic! Following the handover from Portugal this week in Lisbon, the Czech Republic has now officially stepped into the EATRIS Spotlight programme, with the topic “Precision and Personalised Health – from Discovery to Patient.”

The Czech Spotlight Programme highlights the country’s contribution to building a future where healthcare is more precise, predictive, and patient-centred. The programme will showcase pioneering projects, infrastructures, and partnerships that embody this vision – from biomarker-driven cancer therapies to AI-powered digital twins for healthy ageing.

👉 Find out more here: https://eatris.eu/countries/czech-republic/

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Hněvotínská 1333/5
Olomouc
77900

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+420585632111

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IMTMnstitute of Molecular and Translational Medicine Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry Palacky University Olomouc

Our mission is to perform basic and translational biomedical research with an aim to better understand the underlying cause of human infectious diseases and cancer, and to develop future human medicines, medical devices and diagnostics. Our vision is to facilitate private-public partnership and research collaboration, and to integrate member researchers into international platforms. We aim to further strengthen IMTM as a premier educational center and provide quality education in biomedical science at the bachelor's, master's and doctoral levels. In order to accomplish these goals, IMTM brings and maintains 'under one roof' two types of infrastructures for basic and translational biomedical research.


  • High-quality physical resources, such as state-of-the-art imaging facilities, high throughput screening and omics technologies, high-quality animal facilities, clinical centers, biobank, etc.

  • Scientific and highly professional project management team to guide translational research projects, and to educate and train students, young scientists and research-oriented clinicians.