NCBR Seminar Series
The National Centre for Biomolecular Research (NCBR) seminar series is a discussion platform for undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students and researchers in structural biology and bio-omics fields who use integrated experimental and computational approaches. Presentations from NCBR and guest researchers provide cutting-edge research findings and novel ideas to the audience.
The seminars are also an excellent opportunity for students studying Bioinformatics, Biomolecular Chemistry, Genomics & Proteomics, and Life Sciences to enhance their presentation and communication skills in front of a diverse audience.
The seminar series meets weekly during spring and autumn terms; each seminar lasts approximately two hours, with time for presentations, questions, and discussion. The seminars are conducted in English to promote international communication and scientific exchange.
This seminar series includes the Structural Biology Seminars.
PROGRAM
INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS
Presentation
- shouldn't be shorter 20 minutes and longer 30 minutes
- should be comprehensible to wider audience
- should include:
- short intro of the presenter (the host of the seminar - Žídek / Kubíček - will also introduce the presenter before the presentation)
- Introduction
- Description of the problem, aims of the study and your approach to solve your project
- Results
- Conclusion
- by default, all lectures are in English
- the presenter is responsible for checking the room and AV-devices being compatible with her/his presentation and make sure that everything is ready to start on time