🎉 BIOCEV celebrates 10 years of biomedical research excellence. Proud to be part of this success story, CCP has grown into one of Europe’s leading phenogenomics centres, advancing rare disease research, gene therapies, and infectious disease studies. 🧬🧩🦠 #BIOCEV10 #CCP

On June 4, 2026, we welcomed U.S. Ambassador to the Czech Republic Nicholas Merrick and Tuba Fehr (Program Director at NIBIB) to our center. We were pleased to showcase our unique research infrastructure, incl. a rare behind-the-scenes look beyond the phenobarrier. #Science #ResearchInfrastructure

Thank you to everyone who visited the Czech Centre for Phenogenomics at Veletrh vědy 2026! 🧬🔬 Special thanks to our CCP volunteers for creating such fun, interactive experiences for visitors of all ages. Your enthusiasm made science engaging, inspiring, and memorable! #ScienceForAll

🔬🧬 Meet science up close at the Science Fair 2026 in Prague! Visit the CCP booth (no.5, hall 2) and discover the world of genetics through hands-on activities for all ages: Create and explore cells; Try a BSL3 lab photo corner; Test your senses and learn about phenotyping; Explore genes.

Marian Hajduch, the director of EATRIS-CZ opens the EATRIS conference with great overview of the infrastructure activities.

A customer satisfaction survey about our services is now available on the CCP website: www.phenogenomics.cz/request-for-... We’d appreciate your feedback. Thank you for helping us improve our services! 👉https://forms.office.com/e/AW3Sc1QbX8

We were happy to host the winning schools of the Hejbni vědou project by Asgent at CCP. Jan Procházka (Deputy Director) introduced CCP with just a marker and a whiteboard, to prove we didn’t prepare anything with AI 🙂, followed by a lab tour offering a closer look at real-world biomedical research.

New interim results from the RD-Factory 3rd call are out! Selected rare diseases span neurodevelopmental, metabolic & neuromuscular conditions, driven by collaboration between scientists, clinicians & patients. The call is still open until Dec 2026 👉 www.phenogenomics.cz/2026/03/inte...

Public debate by Association of Gene Therapy at the Václav Havel Library highlighted a key challenge: turning cutting-edge genomic research into real treatments. Our Director R. Sedláček and Deputy J. Procházka shared insights on bridging science and patients. www.ceskatelevize.cz/porady/16550...

We’re grateful to the Hanácký Mushers Club for organizing HMC Charity Day 2026 in support of research on Harlequin ichthyosis. 🐕🏃‍♂️ 📅 April 11, 2026 📍 Moravský Beroun 🏃 Charity run & canicross More about the event: www.phenogenomics.cz/2026/03/hmc-... Sport, dogs, and science for a good cause. 💙

We are pleased to be a partner in the Gene Age 2.0 project (organized by ASGENT), an educational initiative that brings together scientists, patients and patient organisations to improve how complex scientific and health topics are communicated to the public. www.phenogenomics.cz/2026/03/proj...

On Rare Disease Day, we hosted “Rare, Close to Science”, an expert discussion bringing together researchers, students and patient representatives to explore the future of diagnostics and therapy development. More 👉https://www.phenogenomics.cz/2026/02/rare-disease-day-2026-rare-close-to-science/

Behind every rare diagnosis is a real story. Join us for Rare Disease Day 2026 – expert discussion (Feb 25) & Open Day with lab tours (Mar 12). Let’s connect science and hope. Free registration in CZ: forms.office.com/e/MJgTxAwPmx Free registration in ENG: forms.office.com/e/1pHFv1BbiZ

🎉 10 years of the Czech Centre for Phenogenomics (CCP)! This year marks 10 years since the establishment of CCP. In our January e-newsletter, we look back at the journey so far and highlight key milestones and achievements from the past decade. 👉 Read more: www.phenogenomics.cz/newsletter/p... 🎈

🎉 The Czech Centre for Phenogenomics (CCP) celebrates 10 years as a leading European centre for advanced disease modelling and phenotyping. From a small transgenic unit to one of Europe’s most modern infrastructures with ~145 experts. Read more: www.phenogenomics.cz/2026/01/from...

🧬 Czech scientists from the Czech Centre for Phenogenomics (CCP) and the First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University (BIOCEV) created an accurate mouse model of Diamond-Blackfan anemia, enabling safer, more effective treatment research. Published in HemaSphere: doi.org/10.1002/hem3...