Events
PhD thesis defence
W. Gajewski lecture room (E), on-line
MSc. Anna Santo
„Functional analysis of the potential replication module of the Lactococcus lactis bacteriophage 94p4” (…)
Institute Semninar
Prof. Wacław Gajewski Auditorium
dr hab. Krzysztof Zawierucha
Department of Antarctic Biology IBB PAS
What can we learn about the cryosphere using microscopic organisms? (…)
Institute Seminar
Prof. Wacław Gajewski Auditorium
Dr Tomasz Kościółek
Sano Centre for Computational Medicine onebiome Sp. z o.o.
Towards precision medicine with microbiome science: reproducibility, biomarkers and foundation models (…)
Institute Seminar
Prof. Wacław Gajewski Auditorium
Dr Veer Keizer
The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, Niderlandy
Magnetic micromanipulation of DNA loci in live cells (…)
Institute Seminar
Prof. Wacław Gajewski Auditorium
Prof. Stefano Luciano Ciurli
Department of Pharmacy and Biotechnology, University of Bologna
The chemistry of nickel in urease, the most efficient metallo-enzyme (…)
PhD thesis defence
on-line
MSc Prabaharan Chandrasekaran
„Structural and biochemical studies of cauliflower mosaic virus reverse transcriptase” (…)
PhD thesis defence
W. Gajewski lecture room (E), on-line
MSc Karolina Sztompka
„Investigation of the role of proteins interacting with the cis-prenyltransferase CPT4 in Arabidopsis thaliana” (…)
Institute Seminar
Prof. Wacław Gajewski Auditorium
Dr Michał Burdukiewicz
Medical University of Białystok; Vilnius University
Towards trustworthy machine learning for biomedical data (…)
PhD thesis defence
W. Gajewski lecture room (E), on-line
MSc. Mayra Alejandra Borrero Landazábal
„Characterization of the mitochondrial protein translocase TOM in human cells” (…)
Institute Seminar
Prof. Wacław Gajewski Auditorium
Dr Michał Wandel
Laboratory of Intracellular Immunity, IBB PAS
Cells vs. Pathogens: Innate Defenses and Counterdefenses (…)
PhD thesis defence
W. Gajewski lecture room (E), on-line
MSc Dominika Cieślak
„Biochemical and functional characterization of the PMI1 (Plastid Movement Impaired 1) protein with a focus on its NT-C2 domain” (…)
