Scientific workers, postgraduate biomedicine students, but even pre-graduate students with interest in science can work on their research not only in our well-equipped laboratories but also at leading centres and specialised institutes, many of which have facilities that bear comparison with the best in the world.

One of such institutions is CAPI – Centre of Advanced Preclinical Imaging, which belongs to best-equipped such centres anywhere. In addition to a comprehensive array of ‘traditional’ imaging methods for in vivo research using small animals, it also has an MPI, i.e. magnetic particle imaging machine.

Other well-equipped institutes of our faculty include the Imaging Centre for Biomedicine and Medical Nanotechnologies (which focuses especially on electron microscopy) at the Purkyně Institute, and the National Centre of Medical Genomics, where our faculty functions as its national coordinator.

Thanks to our faculty’s important participation in the BIOCEV Centre of Excellence, our scientists have access to several service centres with top facilities, ranging from Imaging Methods to the Centre of Molecular Structure, all the way to OMICS Genomics and OMICS Proteomics.

We expect that the Albertov Campus project, which is currently in preparation, should further improve not only access to the most advanced technological equipment but also foster closer collaboration between outstanding scientists from various fields. Our faculty collaborates on this project with the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics and the Faculty of Science of the Charles University and it is expected that the new campus should welcome the first scientists and students already in 2021.