MUDr. Katarína Doležalová
Ph.D. Student
Our team investigates fundamental mechanisms and translates findings from bench to bedside, combining preclinical models with clinical insight.
Researcher at ICRC with focus on translational medicine. Combines preclinical insights with clinical practice across cardiology, neurology, and oncology programs.
Currently leads / contributes to interdisciplinary projects bridging molecular biology, imaging, and patient care at St. Anne's University Hospital Brno.
MUDr. Katarína Doležalová
Ph.D. Student
MUDr. Ing. Richard Ředina
Ph.D. Student
Ing. Jakub Hejč, Ph.D.
Senior Researcher
MVDr. Eva Odehnalová
Senior Researcher
Bc. Matthew Humlíček
Research Technician
Bc. Marek Babinec
Research Technician
MUDr. Martin Pešl, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Researcher
MUDr. Filip Souček
Postdoctoral Researcher
Tomasz Jadczyk, MD
Postdoctoral Researcher
Ing. Alice Vybíralová
Research Coordinator
doc. MUDr. Zdeněk Stárek, Ph.D.
Senior Research Team Leader
Ing. Martin Mátych
Research Technician Specialist
Ing. Alice Vybíralová
Administrative Support
We specialize in clinical and preclinical research in the field of interventional cardiology with a focus on effective and safe catheterization treatment of arrhythmias.
In cooperation with commercial and academic partners, we are dedicated to the development of new technologies for catheterization ablation of cardiac arrhythmias. We help advance knowledge in the field of 3D imaging of cardiac structures, modalities for cardiac electrophysiology, and regeneration strategies using stem cells.
We have our own development team, which provides support in data analysis, automatic processing of biological signals, and the use of machine learning models in cardiology.
Our long-term achievements include patented technology for ablation by the pulsed electric field (Patent No. 308415) and together with clinical verification of catheters for this technology, on which we cooperate with the Brno University of Technology.
With researchers from Mayo Clinic, USA, our team was involved in the development of catheters for epicardial stimulation, defibrillation, and ablation of cardiac tissue in chronic experiments (Patent No. 11020589).