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Radislav Sedlacek in podcast “Rare on Air”
In this month’s episode of Podcast: Rare on Air produced by EURORDIS-Rare Diseases Europe, we hear from Radislav Sedlacek, director of the Czech Centre for Phenogenomics, who explains some of the work that the centre is doing to develop gene therapies. EURORDIS is a non-profit alliance of over 1000 rare disease patient organisations from 74… Read more
canSERV open call for free state of the art services
canSERV invites applications covering the entire range of the oncology developmental pipeline; supporting discoveries in fundamental research to translational science and personalised oncology. canSERV welcomes excellent research applications addressing at least one of the four strategic goals of the Cancer Mission. CCP provides following services under this call: Generation of precision cancer mouse models using… Read more
Public opening of the panel exhibition Gene Age
The public opening of the exhibition, which will be conducted by moderator Daniel Stach, will take place on 7th October 2023 at 14:00 at Smíchovská náplavka. For updates on the event, follow the event on Facebook or LinkedIn, where you can also confirm your attendance. Original documentation on the discovery of DNA will be available… Read more
5th CCP Phenogenomics Conference is over
Thank you all, speakers, attendees and company representatives for contributing to the success of our annual event. The Conference provided again an excellent opportunity to support networking and interactions among the researchers, CCP staff, users and experts from the commercial sector. The hybrid Conference was attended by 158 participants. The Abstract book in PDF is… Read more
Excursion of Prague 2 suburban camp at CCP
Children from a suburban camp for the Prague 2 district with a special focus on children from socially disadvantaged backgrounds under the auspices of the House of Children and Youth Prague 2 visited the Czech Centre for Phenogenomics on 31st August. The CCP team under the lead of Jan Procházka explained the work of the… Read more
Last days to register for the 5th CCP Phenogenomics Conference 2023
Do not miss the opportunity to meet excellent speakers in the areas of rare diseases, experimental models, delivery of therapies, and non-coding elements at the 5th CCP Phenogemics Conference 2023. The participation in the scientific part of the conference is free of charge for all academic participants, including refreshment (coffee breaks and light lunches). The… Read more
New CCP e-newsletter
Highlights of the Issue: Programme of the 5th CCP Phenogenomics Conference; Engineered Allele Validation Workshop; Towards new therapy: New project on prenatal treatment of achondroplasia funded by the Czech Ministry of Health; Open access to CCP services under transnational calls. Full version of the e-Newsletter Read more
Full programme of the 5th CCP Phenogenomics Conference 2023 has been published
Explore the varied programme on the conference website. Two days of excellent talks. The participation in the scientific part of the conference is free of charge for all academic participants. Register and submit your abstract by 20th August 2023. Read more
Answer of the European Commission to ECI “Save Cruelty-Free Cosmetics – commit to a Europe without animal testing”
The European Commission has replied to the European Citizen Initiative. HERE you have the whole document to download, but briefly these are the main conclusions: The Commission outlines the following actions to further reduce animal testing in response to specific objectives of the European citizens’ initiative: EARA has also published an article welcoming the response: https://www.eara.eu/post/eara-welcomes-the-rejection-of-eu-reduction-targets-for-animal-research-by-commission Read more
The Power of Mouse Genetics: Opportunities for Genomic and Precision Medicine – The IMPC 2023 Annual Conference
Experts from the Czech Centre for Phenogenomics participated in the annual IMPC Conference held on 9 – 12 July in Oxford with the following poster presentations: The report from the conference is available on the IMPC website. Copyright: IMPC Read more