Our PhD students achieved significant success at a student research conference (SVOC), where they took the top three spots in their section.
First place went to Filip Baran, MSc., for his paper “A Study of the Antibacterial Properties of DNase I and DNase1L3 Enzymes.”
Second place went to Emil Bečka, MSc., for his research titled “Modulation of the receptor for formylated peptides suppresses neutrophil chemotaxis and the formation of neutrophil extracellular traps in sterile inflammation, while preserving antimicrobial activity during secondary infection.”
Third place goes to Letícia Hudecová, MSc., for her work “What Determines the Degradation of NETs During Sepsis? The Role of Their Protein Composition.”
We extend our heartfelt congratulations and wish them much continued success in their scientific careers!