Laboratory of Controlled Reproduction and Intensive Fish Culture
For Students
Teaching
Academic and research staff provide instruction (in English) to Czech and international students in the following subjects:
- Biology and systematics of fish vertebrates
- Ecology of standing and running waters
- Recirculating aquaculture systems
- Technology and engineering of recirculating aquaculture systems
- Outdoor aquaculture systems
- Salmonid fish farming
- Farming of warm-water fish species
- Fish reproduction
- Immunology in aquaculture
- Advanced methods of molecular biology
- Fundamentals of fish immunology
- Business management, economics and subsidies
- Professional practice
- Operational internship
- Pond aquaculture
- Pond management
- Theory of practice
As part of many courses, we organize excursions to important domestic and international aquaculture facilities.
Qualification Theses
Every year, the laboratory offers undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students a wide range of topics for their final theses. Throughout the year, it also provides opportunities to conduct partial experiments in aquarium facilities or in cooperation with industry partners.
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BSc.
Bachelor’s DissertationsKožiol Daniel:Expressional profiling of Fc receptors in zebrafish model. Supervisor: Korytář Tomáš
Křejčová Vendula: Nitrogen Emissions and Transformation in Aquatic Ecosystems. Vedoucí: Strunecký Otakar
Tichý Patrik: Screening and Isolation of Bacteria Important for Nitrification in Biofilters of Recirculating Aquaculture Systems. Supervisor: Strunecký Otakar
Wölfl Václav:The effect of age and size of Prussian carp (Carassius carassius) females on reproductive parameters during artificial spawning. Supervisor: Kouřil Jan
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MSc.
Master’s DissertationsFoltynová Adéla: Optimizing the incubation of African catfish eggs (Clarias gariepinus). Supervisor: Jan Kouřil
Kameník Ivan: Analysis of the fish market in the Czech Republic in 2011-2020. Supervisor: Regenda Ján
Koukolík Pavel:Comparison of the economics of fish farming for the production of carp and grass carp fingerlings in RAS and pond systems. Supervisor: Regenda Ján
Líkařová Kristýna: Comparison of Water Quality in Selected Ponds with and without Municipal Wastewater Load Using Remote Sensing Tools. Supervisor: Regenda Ján
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Ph.D.
Doctoral ThesesArghideh Mohammad: Composition of the microbiome in intensive aquaculture systems; monitoring and assembly of microbial consortium for pre-inoculation based on beneficial microorganisms. Supervisor: Strunecký Otakar
Janssens Thomas: Harnessing novel microbial ingredients for percid nutrition. Supervisor: Stejskal Vlastimil
Souček Loginova Alisa: Unlocking the potential of novel dietary ingredients in shrimp aquaculture. Supervisor: Stejskal Vlastimil
Zdvihalová Barbora: Plasmid-encoded N fixation in cyanobacteria. Supervisor: Strunecký Otakar
Career Paths of Our Graduates
Throughout its existence, our laboratory has provided a professional and research environment for numerous students who now hold key positions in Czech and international research and educational institutions, or government bodies. With the consent of our graduates and without indicating academic titles, we may list:
Andreas Andoniu
Martin Vágner
Lundová Katsiaryna
Jakub Starý
"My main responsibilities within the Agency include the management of ponds owned by the Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic (AOPK ČR). On these ponds, I primarily collaborate on setting fish stocks and participate in projects focused on water quality, especially those related to the discharge of wastewater into these ponds.