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Academic title: Mgr.
Groups: BACHELOR STUDENT, DOCTORAL STUDENT, IMTM, LEM, MASTER STUDENT, STAFF

Doctoral training

Multimodal imaging methods for preclinical testing of novel bioactive molecules

Specialization: Molecular and Translational Medicine
Status: Ongoing from 2023.

Master training

New PSMA ligands for prostate cancer diagnosis and therapy

Status: Graduated from 2021 to 2023.

Bachelor training

Nanoparticles for detection of sentinel lymph nodes

Status: Graduated from 2019 to 2021.

About me

My diploma thesis  was focused on new radioactive labelled PSMA ligands for therapy and imaging of prostate cancer, where we used human prostate cancer xenografts in mice. We established  basic in vitro and in vivo charasterictics of these compounds such as Stability in human blood, hydrophophicity, rate of binding to human blood. We used modalities such as HPLC with radiodetector, PET-CT and for detection of radioactivity in organs we used gamma counter. As a part of my doctoral trainig my focus is on testing another compounds which can be used for radiolabelled multimodal imaging and therapy. 

Journals

Targeted PET Imaging of Pseudomonas aeruginosa Using a [68Ga]Ga-Pyoverdines Cocktail. Journal of Nuclear Medicine : official publication, Society of Nuclear Medicine. 2026, jnumed.125.271909, ISSN: 0161-5505, PMID: 42595487,  PDF.
Paving the way for future PSMA inhibitors: insights from comparative preclinical evaluations of structure modifications. EJNMMI Radiopharmacy and Chemistry. 2025, 10(1), 63, ISSN: 2365-421X, PMID: 41003962,  PDF.
TROMMER, J., M. ULLRICH, F. REISSIG, S. BRUHLMANN, A. NITT-WEBER, Z. NOVÝ, K. HAJDUOVÁ, D. KURFÜRSTOVÁ, R. HENDRYCHOVÁ, J. BOUCHAL, M. PETŘÍK, C. NEUBER, W. SIHVER, S. STADLBAUER, H. PIETZSCH, M. KRELLER, K. KOPKA, C. MAMAT, K. ZACHSLER
It's a match: use of the radionuclide theranostic pair 133La/225Ac for the radiopharmacological characterization of EGFR-targeted single-domain antibodies. EJNMMI Radiopharmacy and Chemistry. 2025, 10(1), 31, ISSN: 2365-421X, PMID: 40536585,  PDF.