As part of the RECETOX Doctoral Conference held on May 27–28, doctoral students presented their research posters. The best posters received the Best Poster Award. This year, posters were once again evaluated within a single category that included students from all years of study. The conference also featured doctoral state examinations, all of which were successfully passed by the twelve participating students.
The RECETOX Doctoral Conference is a long-standing annual event held each May. Students presented their work to fellow researchers and faculty members and had the opportunity to discuss their research projects in person. A total of 15 posters were entered into this year’s Best Poster competition. As in previous years, the posters were evaluated by the Ph.D. students themselves, who selected the winning entries from among their peers.
The three highest-rated posters were:
The doctoral conference also included the doctoral state examinations. Twelve students took part in the examinations, and all successfully passed, allowing them to continue their journey toward earning a doctoral degree.
We congratulate the winners of the Best Poster Award for their excellent contributions and outstanding presentations.
All posters from this year's conference can be found HERE.
university professors. We are delighted to announce that among them are two representatives of the RECETOX Centre at Masaryk University. The highest academic title of professor was awarded to Klára Hilscherová and Petra Bořilová Linhartová.
On May 22, 2001, negotiators and experts on chemical management approved the text of the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants. To commemorate the anniversary, we spoke with JUDr. Jiří Hlaváček, Ph.D., a prominent Czech diplomat, who explains the circumstances surrounding the convention’s creation and the broader context of environmental pollution.
