Friendly match between primary and secondary metabolites in hybrid aspen - an important model tree for planting and biomass production

Bilateral initiative facts

Promoter:
Palacký University Olomouc(CZ)
Bilateral initiative number:
CZ-BI138
Status:
Completed
Initial cost:
€19,942
Actual cost:
€18,912
Initiative Types:
Data collection
Study
Partners:
Norwegian University of Life Sciences(NO)
Programme:
Programme areas:

Description

The initiative aims at the cooperation in basic research in the field of plant physiology between the Faculty of Science of Palacký University Olomouc and the University of Life Sciences, As, Norway. The partners will carry out a joint research and the outcomes will be presented in a scientific paper in impacted journal. The results of the initiative will be used as valuable input data for further bilateral projects planned by both institutions (a joint project application). The research has the potential of using the obtained data in applied research in the field of biomass production. The

Summary of the results

 The partnership between the Arctic UiT Tromso and RCFH  of Bata University in Zlín has facilitated mutual knowledge exchange, cultural understanding, capacity enhancement, and joint research initiatives formulated in three activities: organizing the Winter School at the UiT (March 18-21, 2024), a research stay of Professor Unn-Doris Baeck from the UiT Tromso at RCFH Zlín (April 30 to May 12, 2024), and the Summer School at the RCFH, Zlín (June 24-26, 2024). The activities were realized according to the plan and resulted in enhanced knowledge and skills of early career researchers and PhD students from both universities. During the Winter School in Tromso, featured lectures, workshops and seminars took place and the research cooperation network was established between both partners, focusing on adult education systems and lifelong learning. This collaboration has resulted in research papers: (1) "Adult Learning System in the Czech Republic", and (2) “Adult Learning System in Norway” already submitted to the peer-reviewed book “Adult Learning Systems in Context.”  Thanks to the research stay of prof. Back in Zlín mentoring and on-the-job trainings were given. Later, the consultations at the Summer School in Zlín led to policy recommendations to address educational inequality and lifelong learning in the Czech Republic were formulated, including several tailored measures to improve the Czech system and an outline for a joint future research agenda.

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