Curriculum
vitae –
Martin Minařík, Ph.D.
Born in:
Zlín, Czechoslovakia
Living in:
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Affiliation:
Clare
Baker’s Lab
Dept. of Physiology,
Development and Neuroscience
Anatomy Building, Downing
Street
Cambridge, CB2 3DY
United Kingdom
Education:
2011-2017: PhD in Zoology:
Charles University in Prague, Faculty of
Science, Dept. of Zoology
Thesis: Ontogeny, evolution
& homology of cement glands and attachment
organs in lower vertebrates
2009-2011: MSc in Zoology
(Mgr.): Charles University in Prague,
Faculty of Science, Dept. of Zoology
Thesis: Developmental
morphogenesis of attachment organs in lower
vertebrates
2006-2009: BSc. in Biology
(Bc.): Charles University in Prague, Faculty
of Science, Dept. of Zoology
Thesis: Developmental
morphogenesis of attachment organs in lower
vertebrates
Employment:
Research Associate,
Clare
Baker’s lab (Jan 2017-present)
Dept. of
Physiology, Development and Neuroscience
University of
Cambridge, UK
Research Assistant,
Laboratory
for the study of craniofacial evolution &
development (May 2016-Dec 2017)
Vertebrate
zoology research group, Dept.
of Zoology
Faculty of Science,
Charles University in
Prague, Czech Republic
Research Assistant,
Jan
Sobotnik’s lab (Feb 2016-May 2016)
Dept.
of Forest Protection and Entomology
Faculty of
Forestry and Wood Sciences, Czech University of
Life Sciences, Czech Republic
Educational stays and courses:
Micro-CT Imaging Lab (Brian Metscher's lab)
Dept. of Theoretical
Biology, Universtiy of Vienna
(Supported by OeAD Aktion
Österreich-Tschechien scholarship, financed by
BMWFW Österreich)
Vienna, Austria, Nov 2014 - Jan
2015
Laboratorio de acuicultura
tropical (Lenin
Arias Rodriguez's lab)
División académica de ciencias
biológicas, Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco
Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico,
Sep 2014, Oct 2015 & Nov 2016
ANGUS: Analyzing High Throughput Sequencing Data
University of California
Davis
Davis (CA), USA, Jun - Jul
2017
Introduction
to high-throughput sequencing data
analysis
University of Cambridge
Cambridge, UK, Mar 2017
Embryology:
Concepts & Techniques in Modern
Developmental Biology (MBL Summer
Course)
Marine Biological Laboratory
Woods Hole (MA), USA, Jun - Jul
2015
OIST Winter Course
“Evolution of Complex Systems”
Okinawa Institute of Science
and Technology
Okinawa, Japan, Dec 2014
12th VBC PhD Symposium:
Complexity of Life. VBC,
Vienna, Austria, Nov 2014
11th VBC PhD Symposium: Time
- How nature sets the clock. VBC, Vienna, Austria, Nov 2013
9th VBC PhD Symposium:
Think Alternative! VBC, Vienna,
Austria, Nov 2011
34th Advances in Molecular
Biology and Genetics. IMG, CAS, Prague, Nov 2010
Grants and scholarships:
GAUK grant no. 726516
Charles
University Grant Agency, 2016-2017
(Topic: Endoderm out of the
mouth: evolutionary-developmental analysis of
oropharyngeal dynamics in basal fishes)
GAUK grant no. 220213
Charles
University Grant Agency, 2013-2015
(Topic: Deciphering the
evolution of cement organs in ray-finned fishes)
Aktion
Österreich-Tschechien scholarship
OeAD,
financed by BMWFW,
Austria, autumn semester 2014/2015
(Topic: Contribution of
pharyngeal morphogenesis into embryonic and
larval adaptive structures of basal
actinopterygian
fishes: micro-CT analyses of developmental
processes and gene expression patterns)
STARS scholarship
Charles University in Prague,
Faculty of Science, 2011-2015
(Topic: Ontogeny, evolution
& homology of cement glands and attachment
organs in lower vertebrates)
BSDB/The Company of
Biologists travel and attendance grant for
practical courses
Jun/Jul 2017
Charles University Mobility
Fund
Charles University in Prague,
Faculty of Science, Jun/Jul 2015
Research interests:
Evolutionary-developmental
biology, comparative embryology, evolution of
vertebrates, ichthyology, herpetology, lateral line system, electroreception
Memberships:
European
Society for Evolutionary Developmental Biology
British
Society for Developmental Biology
Genetics
Society
Czech Zoological
Society
Ichthyology
Section of Czech Zoological Society
Czech
Herpetological Society
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