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A Microscopy Core Facility at the Nencki Institute

13.02.2012

Dr Tytus Bernas, leader of the new facility, received his doctorate, in biophysics, from the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. His thesis on the measurement of redox potentials in living cells utilized time-lapse microscopy as the primary research tool. He pursued his interest in a range of modalities of biological optical imaging during the work at the University of Amsterdam (the Netherlands), Purdue University (IN, USA) and Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (Dublin). Read more...

Laboratory for Brain Imaging at the Nencki Institute

17.01.2012

He graduated in Medical Physics at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. He also studied psychology at that time. His doctoral thesis on molecular dynamics of water utilized magnetic ...

Human’s and animal’s emotions – New Laboratory at the Nencki Institute

04.01.2012

Research activities of the new laboratory are focused on two main topics. Studying neural mechanisms of impaired social behaviors involves standardization of a battery of high-throughput ...

Scholarship for Anna Dziewulska, Michał Mlącki, Anna Ćmoch and Weronika Dębowska

03.01.2012

Scholarships are awarded by the Academic Entrepreneurship Foundation and are co-funded by the European Union under the European Social Fund.

Anna Dziewulska’s project is focused on ...

New Laboratory at he Nencki Institute

03.01.2012

This lab is focused on cellular and molecular mechanisms of heart dysfunctions. The research involves in vivo and in vitro studies of signaling pathways and transcription factors associated with ...