FORGENOM at European Researchers’ Night 2026: Collaboration, thematic lecture and inspiration
We met you at the one of the largest science outreach events in Slovakia. European Researchers’ Night 2026 in Bratislava (25. 9. 2026) was full of interation and discovering and sharing science and innovation.
FORGENOM once again took part in this event. The project became as sponsor of European Researchers’ Night 2026 and Comenius University Science Park offered a expert lecture.
Jakub Styk, PhD., a researcher from the Centre for Genomics and Bioinformatics, Comenius University Science Park, focused your presentation on the latest advances in liquid biopsy and its potential for early cancer detection.
Thank you Researchers’ Night 2026 for opportunity to share the exciting world of genomics, bioinformatics, and precision medicine. On the other hand, we were able to get to know colleagues and people which are equally fascinated by science and innovation.
When DNA reveals more than we expected
(short anotation of lecture of Jakub Styk, Phd.)
Modern cancer diagnostics are increasingly moving towards non-invasive approaches that can detect disease at its earliest stages. During his presentation, Dr. Styk introduced the concept of liquid biopsy and explain how circulating cell-free DNA in blood plasma can provide valuable information about the presence and development of cancer.
Attendees gained insight into how cutting-edge sequencing technologies and bioinformatics tools are being used to identify genomic alterations and develop more accurate and accessible screening methods.
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