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BRT Project Spotlight: CZU mobiLAB 2.0

What if advanced molecular diagnostics could travel directly to where they are needed most?
 
The CZU mobiLAB 2.0 project is making this a reality. Developed as a modular molecular-biology laboratory, mobiLAB 2.0 enables high-precision scientific analysis using RT-qPCR directly in field and remote locations. This means that results no longer depend on distant laboratories, data can be generated, analysed, and interpreted on-site, in real time.
 
At its core, mobiLAB 2.0 is designed to accelerate decision-making in critical situations. Its speed and accuracy allow end-users to monitor research outcomes immediately, supporting faster responses in both scientific and applied contexts. One key example is the in-situ monitoring of African Swine Fever in high-risk areas. By enabling on-the-ground detection, the system supports rapid containment measures that can significantly reduce the spread and impact of outbreaks.

CZU mobiLAB 2.0: Your mobile laboratory for field diagnostics and research

What is CZU mobiLAB 2.0? CZU mobiLAB 2.0 is a modular, mobile molecular-biology laboratory equipped with the latest technology for real-time, on-site analysis, including RT-qPCR, one of the most precise tools in modern molecular diagnostics. This means that whether you’re testing for pathogens, analysing environmental samples, or working in veterinary or medical diagnostics, mobiLAB 2.0 lets you conduct your work directly in the field with the speed and accuracy that previously only a high-tech laboratory could provide.

CZU mobiLAB coverage on FFKP by FAO

CZU mobiLAB (developed at Czech University of Life Sciences Prague) represents a complex solution that enables the application of state-of-the-art molecular detection methods in remote or inaccessible areas. The principal advantage of the proposed solution is the concept of a mobile laboratory, which is unique in terms of its size and weight. It can be transported in an SUV/off-road vehicle, by animal force, or can be even carried by humans, which is crucial in inaccessible areas. The essential facilities are provided in an inflatable tent. The laboratory itself is equipped with a generator that provides electricity and by essential machines, which enable pathogen detection by methods of molecular biology (PCR, LAMP, etc.).

Jiří Černý: Z pandemie jsme se nepoučili

Že pandemie není jen vědecko-medicínský problém, ale i problém sociologický, dobře ví Jiří Černý z Fakulty tropického zemědělství. Některé věci z pozice virologa ovlivnit nelze, ale mnoho dalších problémů nachází právě zde řešení, jak se ukázalo v období pandemie covidu.

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