RECETOX is a research center of the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University. In 2018 it celebrated 35 years of its existence. RECETOX is engaged in research and education in the field of management of environmental and health risks related to chemicals around us.
News
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Kick-off meeting of the CETOCOEN Excellence
On Thursday 16th of January 2020, the CETOCOEN Excellence project has been started. The partners met at the working meeting together with the representatives of European Commission and Research Executive Agency.
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CETOCOEN Excellence project ceremonially launched
We launched the strategic TEAMING project, in which we will closely cooperate with our partners from UCL, ETH Zurich, BBMRI-ERIC and ICRC in the next seven years.
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RECETOX Lecture: Eran Bendavid
Prof. Eran Bendavid (Stanford University) gave the lecture on the topic "The effect of poor air quality on infant mortality" within the RECETOX Lecture series.
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John Paul Giesy received the honorary doctorate from MUNI
Prof. John Paul Giesy received the honorary doctorate from the Masaryk University.
Upcoming events
Research
Our research groups focus on
- environmental contaminants,
- study their behavior in the environment,
- employ advanced techniques for modeling their long-distance transport,
- bioaccumulation in living organisms, and
- their health effect on organisms, humans, and populations.
Education and training
We provide education at all levels of university studies in following interdisciplinary and attractive study programmes:
- Environment and Health
- Computational Biology and Biomedicine.
“At RECETOX, we deal with the interdisciplinary research and education in the area of environment and health.”
prof. Jana Klánová
Director of RECETOX
Research Infrastructure (RI)
RECETOX RI provides access to technologies and services in three unique core facilities:
- Trace Analytical Laboratories,
- Population studies,
- Information systems.
Science and Society
RECETOX closely cooperates with national and international institutions in implementing international treaties and conventions, through the National Center for Toxic Compounds and the Stockholm Convention Regional Center.
Doing so, ensures that results of research and development activities are translated into policy – forming of new legislation or contributing to a ban on production of harmful substances or products containing them.
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