December 2022

On Dec 19, 2022 Natalia defended her PhD thesis “Effects of macromolecular crowding on the activity and dynamics of the NS3/4A protease from the hepatitis C virus. The synergy between experiments and molecular dynamics simulations”. Congratulations!

July 2022

Iza joined our team to work on her PhD thesis on PNA conjugates. Welcome!

February 2022

We received IDUB “Tandems for Excellence” funding for a computational project on the effects of Ficoll crowders on the dynamics of a protease encoded by the HCV virus. The project is in collaboration with prof. Michael Feig from Michigan State University.

January 2022

Gosia joined our group to work on antibacterial peptides in the IDUB New Ideas project. Welcome!

November 2021

Jan joined our group as a new computational scientist to work in the Opus project. Welcome!

October 2021

Marcin Równicki received Prime Minister’s award for the best PhD thesis in biological sciences in 2020. Congratulations! More information is here at the University of Warsaw web page.

Our lab received IDUB POB I funding for the project on the antibacterial peptides. Congratulations to Monika and Piotr.

Włada joined our lab as a PhD student in the Doctoral School of Natural and Exact Sciences of the University of Warsaw. Welcome!

September 2021

Michał Burmistrz joined our group as a post-doctoral fellow in the Opus 19 project and will be our microbiology specialist. Welcome to the group!

August 2021

Piotr Chyży got admitted to the Interdisciplinary Doctoral School of the University of Warsaw. He will continue the project within the Harmonia grant but will also do research on peptide-based antibiotics toward hi PhD. Congratulations!

June 2021

Tomek defended his PhD thesis with honours. He is now the Doctor of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Congratulations!

Prof. Michael Feig from Michigan State University started his NAWA fellowship with our group. Welcome!

May 2021

Włada Tsylents joined our lab to work on peptides, peptide nucleic acids, and their conjugations with siderophores. Welcome!