Take a look at what the year 2021 brought in the field of research and development at the Faculty of Medicine MU. What awaits us in 2022? Take a short look back at the past year.
A record number of applications were submitted to the Czech health research council:
A total of 18 projects were supported in the 2020 competition, with a total of 110 114 000 CZK allocated.
In 2019, 11 projects and in 2018 6 AZV projects were supported respectively.
The Fund for Support of Excellent Publications supported 57 publications by first or corresponding authors from FM MU, classified in the Q1 and Q2 categories of Web of Science for a total of 3,215,000 CZK.
468 articles were published in a journal with impact factor.
*Data valid on 31. 1. 2022
3 results from FM MU authors received the highest possible evaluation in Module 1.
Internal grant agency FM MU grew by two new schemes:
At the Department of Histology and Embryology, 5 new research groups were created.
In total, there are 18 research groups at the FM MU.
In 15 areas of proceedings, the following were appointed:
A project application has been submitted to the prestigious international scheme Horizon Europe, Teaming for Excellence. The CREATIC project has been selected together with 31 other proposals (out of 116) for the second round. In the Czech Republic, 4 project applications were advanced, 2 of them from MU (FM MU and CEITEC).
Academics from the FM MU have participated in dozens of international projects from Horizon 2020, NIH, Wellcome Trust, Erasmus+, Interreg, etc.
This year as well, the scientists from FM MU received many awards and recorded significant achievements in their research activities.
The list of your achievements would take several pages, so you can read more on this link.
The biggest challenge this year will be the first faculty-wide and university-wide evaluation of science, research and doctoral studies. All theoretical and clinical departments and all doctoral programmes will undergo internal evaluation.
More information about the evaluation can be found here.
Thank you for your tireless work and we look forward to working with you and what 2022 will bring.
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