I started my adventure with the Soft Condensed Matter Group in 2018. Since then, I have been working with DNA interactions in a crowded environment, biochemical catalysis, and microfluidic systems.
Alicja is researching the change of nanoviscosity of cell cytoplasm during the cell’s death at the Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
She joins the LIDER grant (leader: Karina Kwapiszewska) and conducts research on the internalization of chemical and biological molecules into living cells. Aneta graduated biotechnology (master’s degree, specialization Medicines and Cosmetics) from the Faculty of Chemistry at Warsaw University of Technology. As a part of her engineering thesis, she conducted research on the inactivation of bacteriophages by the electric field (with Łukasz Richter and Jan Paczesny). Afterward, she started cooperation with the National Medicines Institute, where she carried out master’s research.
Since 2017 he’s been studying Chemistry Technology at Warsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Chemistry. His first contact with the team was a summer internship under Karina Kwapiszewska in 2019. He joined the team in 2020 for an engineering thesis under Robert Hołyst and Karna Kwapiszewska. He conducts research on rotations of fluorescent nanoparticles.
I am a biotechnologist with a Master’s in bioengineering. I study DNA interactions with fluorescent particles. I am trying to estimate the number of binding sites available for anthracyclines in living cell DNA.
