Najdekr Lukáš Ph.D.
O mně
Lukáš Najdekr obtained his PhD in medical genetics after studying biochemistry at the Palacký University in Olomouc (Czech Republic). During his PhD, he interned at the University of Barcelona (Spain) and Thermo Fisher Scientific (CA, USA). After PhD, he moved to Rick Dunn’s Metabolomics Group at the University of Birmingham (United Kingdom), where he also participated as a lecturer at the Birmingham Metabolomics Training Centre (BMTC). Nowadays, he is back at his alma mater as a head of the Metabolomics Core Facility at the Institute of Molecular and Translational Medicine, Palacký University Olomouc (Czech Republic). His research focuses on clinical metabolomics and lipidomics, the application of LCMS, and their potential applications in medicine.
Journals
Open positions
| Projekt: | Application of untargeted lipidomics and metabolomics as a tool for generating hypotheses in personalized medicine |
|---|---|
| Vedoucí: | Najdekr Lukáš Ph.D. |
| K dispozici: | 1 |
| Určeno pro: | Doktorské studium |
| Souhrn: | 1 place in full-time study |
| Projekt: | Applied lipidomics approach in the search for new clinical biomarkers and elucidation of the structure of unknown lipid species |
|---|---|
| Vedoucí: | Najdekr Lukáš Ph.D. |
| K dispozici: | 1 |
| Určeno pro: | Doktorské studium |
| Souhrn: | 1 place in full-time study |
| Projekt: | Use of open-source software approaches for analysis of metabolomic and lipidomic clinical data |
|---|---|
| Vedoucí: | Najdekr Lukáš Ph.D. |
| K dispozici: | 1 |
| Určeno pro: | Doktorské studium |
| Projekt: | Isolation and analysis of membrane lipid rafts using a non-targeted metabolomics and lipidomics approach |
|---|---|
| Vedoucí: | Najdekr Lukáš Ph.D. |
| K dispozici: | 1 |
| Určeno pro: | Doktorské studium |
| Projekt: | Vitamin analysis in human plasma cohort by application of UHPLC-MS |
|---|---|
| Vedoucí: | Najdekr Lukáš Ph.D. |
| K dispozici: | 1 |
| Určeno pro: | Bakalářské studium |
| Souhrn: | Description: The main goal would be to learn basic analytical skills in the metabolomics laboratory. Starting with sample preparation (different types of extractions), followed by data acquisition on the LCMS analytical platform. The last step is a biological interpretation of measured data; in this case, the effects of vitamin deficiency or overdose on the human organism. |