Erasmus+ Exchange Brings Israeli PhD Student to CZU for Plant Evolution Research

I had the opportunity to participate in a one-month Erasmus+ student exchange programme (ICM KA171 call 2023) at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU), where I completed a traineeship in Prof. Bohumil Mandák's research group, which specialises in plant evolutionary ecology and phylogenetics.

During my internship, I gained hands-on experience in R programming and bioinformatics, learning to analyse RADseq data and construct phylogenetic trees for Chenopodium species. I also visited the Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Průhonice, where the Chenopodium plants used in the research are cultivated.

As a PhD student from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, I was also pleased to present my research on pitaya. This exchange was an excellent opportunity to develop new research skills, share knowledge, and strengthen international scientific collaboration.

Zaneta Prarthan Balahan

Další články v rubrice

Česky ☰ Menu
Cookie settings

We use cookies and similar technologies on the websites of the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (under the domain czu.cz) to ensure the proper functioning of the website. With your consent, we also use them to measure traffic (Google Analytics 4), analyze website performance, and for marketing purposes (Meta, Sklik, Google Ads), including displaying embedded videos (YouTube). Information about how you use our websites may be shared with our partners in the fields of analytics, social media, and online advertising. Essential cookies are always active. You can change or revoke your cookie preferences and consent at any time in "Cookie Settings."