02 April 2024
Praktyki w IBIB PAN
Pracownia Bioczujników i Mikrosystemów Analitycznych Zakładu I zaprasza na praktyki Studenckie
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05 February 2026
A tool to assist histopathologists in the analysis of virtual slides of breast cancer patients' tissues stained immunohistochemically using DAB and haematoxylin.
Project manager: Łukasz Roszkowiak, MSc Project funded by the National Science Centre as part of the PRELUDIUM competition UMO-2013/11/N/ST7/02797. What is the project about? Do you know what a pathologist does? They are very busy doctors who examine tissue samples, for example from a small lump that has been detected. Until we look inside the lump and see what the tissue inside looks like, we do not know whether it is [...].
05 February 2026
Web-based platform for the computer analysis of microscopic images to support the pathological diagnosis
The aim of the project is to design and to implement of web-based platform for the computer analysis of microscopic images to support the pathological diagnosis. The platform will be free of charge and will offers to registered doctors, scientists and students: quantitative analysis of histological staining and tissues elected by algorithms branded by the team or the individual authors,[ ... ]
05 February 2026
Automated analysis of tumour microenvironment in triple negative breast cancer without complete pathological response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Predictive factor of relapse
Background: Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) has a poorer prognosis than other breast cancer subgroups. Only about 50% of triple-negative breast cancers have a pathological complete response (PCR) to neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NAC), and those without a complete response are six times as likely to relapse. The tumour microenvironment, which can clearly be modified by cytotoxic treatments, is a dynamic network involved in[ ... ].
26 January 2026
NCN Grants – Sonata Bis
We warmly congratulate Dr Kamila Sadowska, Professor at IBIB, on obtaining funding for the NCN SONATA Bis grant entitled: ‘Research on new sensitive layers for the detection of quorum sensing molecules’. Sonata bis 2023/50/E/ST5/00347 ‘Research on new sensitive layers for the detection of quorum sensing molecules’. Project manager: Dr Kamila Sadowska, IBIB professor. Pseudomonas aeruginosa, also known as blue pus bacillus, [ ... ]
26 January 2026
The IBIB PAN has received funding for applied research in the biomedical field.
The Medical Research Agency has allocated funds for projects that are part of the specific measures of the Government Plan [...].
22 January 2026
Mazovia NAWA-EURAXESS Network
We are pleased to announce that we are co-implementing a project entitled ‘Establishment of a regional NAWA-EURAXESS network in the Mazovia Province’ [ ... ]
19 February 2026
SONATA Bis project – ‘Research on new sensitive layers for the detection of quorum sensing molecules’
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, also known as Pseudomonas aeruginosa, is a common bacterium that causes chronic hospital-acquired infections. One of the ways P. aeruginosa causes infection is through Quorum Sensing (QS). QS is the secret language of bacteria that use small molecules, called autoinducers, instead of words. In this project, we propose tools for the rapid determination of autoinducers secreted by P. aeruginosa at the initial stage of bacterial colonisation, which[ ... ]
19 February 2026
Science for society, project entitled: ‘Local delivery systems for antibiotics to treat bone marrow and bone infections’
Osteomyelitis (OM - Latin for osteomyelitis) is an inflammation of bone tissue and bone marrow that is one of the most difficult bacterial infections to treat. The aim of the project is to obtain a carrier for two antibiotics - vancomycin and ciprofloxacin - for local drug delivery in the control of bone marrow and bone infection. A new approach is the use of organic-inorganic nano-flowers as a material mapping the structure of bone.
19 February 2026
Prelude bis project „Investigating the mechanism of interaction of thiopurines with DNA using nanostructured bioplatforms”.
Therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM) is the adjustment of a drug's dosage so that the concentration achieved is effective, while minimising side effects or toxicities. An example of a drug for which TDM is crucial is azathioprine, an immunosuppressive drug administered after organ transplantation and in the treatment of autoimmune diseases (e.g. lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease). The aim of the project[ ... ]
19 February 2026
Prelude bis project „Electroconductive nanostructures for immobilisation of (bio)electrocatalytic systems as a basis for efficient and stable biofuel cells”.”
Wearable electronic devices are becoming increasingly important for both personal use and medical applications, including remote healthcare and monitoring of a patient's physiological parameters. Biofuel cells are a promising source of energy to power wearable electronics, as they can convert chemical energy into electricity using natural, energy-rich components of body fluids, such as human sweat (glucose, lactose,[ ... ]
04 March 2025
Award of the 4th Edition of the „Perspectives in Medicine” Competition”
We are very pleased to announce that by the decision of the Chapter of the 4th Edition of the „Perspectives in Medicine” Competition among[ ... ].
03 March 2025
Honorable Mention in the 4th Edition of the “Perspektywy Medycyny”
The chapter of the Perspektywy Medycyny competition recognised the work of Dr Kamila Sadowska, Prof. IBIB PAN from the Laboratory[ ... ].
16 December 2023
Award to Anna Steck from the ESAO Governing Board
The Governing Board awarded the annual ESAO Doctoral Award to Ana Stack for her dissertation entitled: ”Analysis and interpretation of[ ... ].
