Three of our PhD students (Karolina, Marta and Michał) had the opportunity to work (remotely) at the X-ray diffraction beamline (XRD2) at the Elettra synchrotrone last week. They analyzed multiple crystals using state-of-the-art single crystal diffractometer and got some awesome data. We would like to thank Annie Herouxe for her continous help and support.
You can find out more about Elettra-Sincrotrone Trieste here and about X-ray diffraction science at Elettra here.
Our phage research team had a great opportunity to take part in the symposium and share our latest research, with two oral presentations and a
It was a great few days filled with science, inspiring discussions, and plenty of opportunities to exchange ideas. Our PhD students and postdocs presented their
Our team recently took part in a Bioprocessing Workshop at the Jerzy Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry. During the course, we had the
We are delighted to share that Weronika Łuszczewska, who carried out her MSc thesis research in our MRS Lab as part of the FIRST TEAM
Today, many of us from the laboratory joined the “3% for Science” protest, standing together with researchers and academics from across Poland. We believe that
We are very happy to celebrate the successful PhD defense of Piotr Purzycki, a PhD student in our laboratory, who completed his doctoral
Last week, we took a little break from the lab and spent some time together at Pixel XL! 🎮 It was a
