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Prof. Tomasz Wypych of the Microbiome Research Laboratory at the Nencki Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences has received a prestigious award, the Nature Portfolio & Yakult Award. It was presented during the second edition of the RIKEN-ISM Targeting Microbiota Meeting, held on ...
Modern medicine still cannot treat many forms of retinal damage, and patients often see an ophthalmologist only when visual impairment is already advanced. A team led by Dr. Kalina Burnat at the Nencki Institute will test a self-administered tool for the early detection of visual impairment and ...
Dr Paweł Mikulski from the Nencki Institute has received a FIRST TEAM grant from the Foundation for Polish Science to carry out the project “Development of an innovative molecule for a new type of immunotherapy for hepatocellular carcinoma.”
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the fifth most ...
On September 7–8, the Nencki Institute hosted 150 scientists from Poland and abroad who came together to discuss research, share experiences, and forge new connections.
The meeting offered an opportunity to strengthen collaboration and to present the latest research and opportunities offered ...
On 1–2 September, the Nencki Institute hosted young researchers for a two-day course on cellular metabolism.
The course was organised as part of COST PRESTO, an international research network bringing together 20 European countries, as well as Brazil and Tunisia. Researchers within this ...
23 September 2026, 5:30–8:00 p.m. Nencki Institute, 3 L. Pasteura St., Warsaw
The event will explore the links between molecular and cellular biology and the visual arts. One of its main themes will be imaging – both as a tool in modern biology and as a source of artistic and conceptual ...
On 7–8 September 2026, the Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology will host a special meeting of scientists connected with EMBL, one of Europe's leading research organisations in the life sciences. Poland is one of the countries that help shape and fund EMBL, and the growing strength of ...
After seven years at the National Institutes of Health, Dr Paweł Trzaskoma is returning to Poland to establish a new laboratory at the Nencki Institute. His return and the development of his research team will be supported by a grant from the NAWA Polish Returns programme, which helps ...
Dr Liang is one of the recipients of the first edition of the TOP200 NAWA programme, aimed at researchers from universities ranked among the world’s top 200 who choose to continue developing their research careers in Poland.
In Warsaw, Dr Liang is establishing the Laboratory of ...
Disrupted gene expression underlies many autoimmune diseases and cancers. Dr Paweł Trzaskoma, head of a new laboratory at the Nencki Institute, wants to trace these abnormalities back to their source by examining what happens during transcription – the process of reading the information encoded ...