Lecture and seminars
2024
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28 Jun 2024
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Correlation between electronic and catalytic properties of platinum towards oxidation of small organic molecules
- Justyna Piwowar, University of Warsaw
- Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, conference room
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Correlation between electronic and catalytic properties of platinum towards oxidation of small organic molecules
- Date: 28 Jun 2024, 9:15 AM
- Lecturer: Justyna Piwowar, University of Warsaw
- Institution: Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, conference room
- Place:
Conference room
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 972 5973 7637
Passcode: 141329
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21 Jun 2024
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Inkjet-printed electrodes modified with polypyrrole MIP nanoparticles for the detection of an antidepressant
- Dominik Korol (Team 18)
- Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, conference room
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Inkjet-printed electrodes modified with polypyrrole MIP nanoparticles for the detection of an antidepressant
- Date: 21 Jun 2024, 9:15 AM
- Lecturer: Dominik Korol (Team 18)
- Institution: Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, conference room
- Place:
Conference room
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 972 5973 7637
Passcode: 141329
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20 Jun 2024
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Open Access training for group leaders and principal investigators
- Marek Gawryś (IChF library)
- Aula
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Open Access training for group leaders and principal investigators
- Date: 20 Jun 2024, 13:00
- Lecturer: Marek Gawryś (IChF library)
- Institution: Aula
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19 Jun 2024
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Synthesis, structure and photophysical properties of selected pyrene fluorophores
- Dr hab. Anna Wrona-Piotrowicz, University of Łódź
- Seminar, IChF Conference Room
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Synthesis, structure and photophysical properties of selected pyrene fluorophores
- Date: 19 Jun 2024, 10:30 AM
- Lecturer: Dr hab. Anna Wrona-Piotrowicz, University of Łódź
- Institution: Seminar, IChF Conference Room
- Place:
IChF Conference Room
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19 Jun 2024
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PhD Seminar
- IPC PAS Auditorium
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PhD Seminar
- Date: 19 Jun 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:00 PM.
- Institution: IPC PAS Auditorium
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Ume Habiba Ishaque, M. Sc.
‘Quaternary electrolytes enhance the performance of symmetric
supercapacitors’
Noor Ul Ain, M. Sc.
‘Li-S Batteries: The Future of Green Energy Storage’
This session will be chaired by the PhD students K. Wielondek and V.
Shrivastav.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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18 Jun 2024
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Wireless electrochemistry for chirality detection
- Prof. Dr Serena Arnaboldi, University of Milan, Italy
- Excellence cluster 2: “Photonics and light driven processes”
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Wireless electrochemistry for chirality detection
- Date: 18 Jun 2024, 10:00
- Lecturer: Prof. Dr Serena Arnaboldi, University of Milan, Italy
- Institution: Excellence cluster 2: “Photonics and light driven processes”
- Place:
Aula IChF PAN
- Contact person:
Dr Sylwester Gawinkowski
- Abstract:
Prof. Serena Arnaboldi is a faculty member at the University of Milan, where she also obtained her PhD in 2015. She has continued her scientific journey by spending time in various laboratories in Italy (Rome, Genoa) and abroad at the Institute of Polymer Chemistry in Stuttgart, Germany, and the University of Bordeaux in France. In 2022, she was appointed Associate Professor of Analytical Chemistry at the University of Milan, where she leads her research group. Her scientific interests focus on electrochemistry, particularly chiral electroanalysis. She publishes in renowned scientific journals such as Chemical Science, Angewandte Chemie, and Nature Chemistry. She is also the recipient of an ERC Starting Grant.
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17 Jun 2024
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Wieści z RDN
- Prof. dr hab. Marcin Hoffman
- Otwarta część posiedzenia Rady Naukowej, Aula
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Wieści z RDN
- Date: 17 Jun 2024, 10:00
- Lecturer: Prof. dr hab. Marcin Hoffman
- Institution: Otwarta część posiedzenia Rady Naukowej, Aula
- Place:
Aula
- Contact person:
D.Dudek
Sekretariat Naukowy IChF PAN
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7 Jun 2024
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Contact potential and electrode motion in ECG measurements
- Teodor Buchner, Warsaw University of Technology.
- Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar; hybrid: conference room and online
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Contact potential and electrode motion in ECG measurements
- Date: 7 Jun 2024, 10 AM
- Lecturer: Teodor Buchner, Warsaw University of Technology.
- Institution: Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar; hybrid: conference room and online
- Place:
Hybrid: conference room and online.
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 972 5973 7637
Passcode: 141329
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6 Jun 2024
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Compartmentalized Biohybrid Photocatalysis
- Prof. Lars Jeuken, Leiden University, Leiden, Netherlands
- Excellence cluster 3: “Catalysis and materials for sustainable transformations”
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Compartmentalized Biohybrid Photocatalysis
- Date: 6 Jun 2024, Thursday, 10 am
- Lecturer: Prof. Lars Jeuken, Leiden University, Leiden, Netherlands
- Institution: Excellence cluster 3: “Catalysis and materials for sustainable transformations”
- Place:
Aula IChF PAN
- Contact person:
dr hab. Adam Kubas, akubas@ichf.edu.pl
- Abstract:
In nature, charge recombination in photosystems is minimised by efficient charge separation across the thylakoid membrane. In a semi-artificial photosynthetic approach, we aim to mimic this principle by coupling light-harvesting or photocatalytic nanoparticles (NPs) to lipid vesicles. Key to this approach has been an icosahaem membrane protein, MtrCAB from Shewanella oneidensis MR-1. In this protein, twenty haems form a ~15 nm long molecular wire, which efficiently transfer electrons across lipid membranes. Interaction and photo-induced electron transfer between light-harvesting NPs and MtrCAB is studied, among others, with life-time fluorescence, X-ray footprinting mass spectrometry and photoelectrochemistry. Transmembrane photoreduction is observed in liposomes loaded with redox-active dyes. Finally, by encapsulating biocatalysts like hydrogenase in the liposomes, a compartmentalized biohybrid photocatalytic system has been realised. We envision that these approaches can ultimately be used to develop whole-cell biophotocatalysis in the future.
Short CV
After studying Biology in Utrecht, Lars Jeuken started his PhD studies in 1995 in Leiden on the structure-function relationship of copper proteins. After a Post-Doc in Oxford (1999-2002), where he learned bioelectrochemistry, he was awarded a BBSRC David Phillips fellowship, which he took to Leeds to study respiratory membrane enzymes with electrochemistry. In Leeds, he received an ERC consolidator grant and became professor in 2017 while studying novel hybrid nanoparticle-biocatalytic system for solar fuel production. In 2021, he moved to Leiden where he continues his research.
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5 Jun 2024
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PhD Seminar
- IPC PAS Auditorium
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PhD Seminar
- Date: 5 Jun 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:30 PM.
- Institution: IPC PAS Auditorium
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Katarzyna Wielondek M. Sc.
‘Structurally tuned and nanostructured polymers conducting in both the positive and negative potential range as electrode materials for supercapacitors’
Vaishali Shrivastav, M. Sc.
‘Fabrication of Nanoelectrodes as Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy (SECM) probes’
Tomasz Bednarek, M. Sc.
‘Nanodiamonds, Quantum Fluids of Light, and Phonons’
This session will be chaired by the PhD students Wiktoria Zacheja, Paulina Musolf, and Farwa Khalid .
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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4 Jun 2024
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Interacting Networks of Liquid Light
- Dr. Helgi Sigurdsson, Institute of Experimental Physics, Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw, and Science Institute, University of Iceland
- Seminar, Aula
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Interacting Networks of Liquid Light
- Date: 4 Jun 2024, 11:00
- Lecturer: Dr. Helgi Sigurdsson, Institute of Experimental Physics, Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw, and Science Institute, University of Iceland
- Institution: Seminar, Aula
- Contact person:
Jan Paczesny
- Abstract:
Recent years have seen a surge of advancements in optical manipulation over bosonic light-matter quasiparticles known as exciton-polaritons in semiconductor microcavities. These particles appear under strong-coupling conditions between confined cavity photons and embedded quantum-well excitons. Characterised by very high interaction strengths, nonlinearities, and picosecond timescales, they provide an exciting testbed to explore room-temperature nonequilibrium Bose-Einstein condensation in the optical regime.
In this talk, I will present results on all-optically engineered macroscopic networks of connected exciton-polariton condensates, which permit studies on fundamental emergent behaviours in nonequilibrium quantum fluidic systems that are subject to an external drive and dissipation. I will explain how pumped polariton fluids give rise to so-called “ballistic condensates” which can interfere to form a bosonic analog of time-delay coupled oscillations, a behavior found all across nature. I will present experimental and theoretical results on large-scale condensate networks displaying aforementioned emergent behaviors, including: spontaneous synchronization with unprecedented long-range spatial and temporal correlations [1,2], formation of persistent circulating mass currents [3], non-invasive optical control of the network coupling weights [4], synthesis of artificial lattices for studies of non-Hermitian topological physics and Bloch band formation [5,6], and vortex frustration [7].
Lastly, I will discuss recent developments on the role of polariton condensate networks as nonlinear information processing elements in the optical computing paradigm. I will address three examples: room-temperature optical logic, analog spin simulators, and as neuromorphic computing hardware.
[1] Töpfer et al., Communication Physics 3, 2 (2020).
[2] Töpfer et al., Optica 8, 106 (2021).
[3] Cookson et al., Nature Communications 12, 2120 (2021).
[4] Alyatkin et al., Physical Review Letters 124, 207402 (2020).
[5] Pickup et al., Nature Communications 11, 4431 (2020).
[6] Alyatkin et al., Nature Communications 12, 5571 (2021).
[7] Alyatkin et al., arXiv:2207.01850 (2022).
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29 May 2024
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Synthesis, structure and photophysical properties of selected pyrene fluorophores
- Dr hab. Anna Wrona-Piotrowicz, Uniwersytet Łódzki
- Photochemistry and Spectroscopy Seminar, IChF Conference Room
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Synthesis, structure and photophysical properties of selected pyrene fluorophores
- Date: 29 May 2024, 10:30
- Lecturer: Dr hab. Anna Wrona-Piotrowicz, Uniwersytet Łódzki
- Institution: Photochemistry and Spectroscopy Seminar, IChF Conference Room
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27 May 2024
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One- and two-photon excited surface-enhanced Raman scattering of biological samples
- Prof. Dr Janina Kneipp, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
- Excellent Chemistry Lecture - Cluster 1, IChF Aula
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One- and two-photon excited surface-enhanced Raman scattering of biological samples
- Date: 27 May 2024, 13:00
- Lecturer: Prof. Dr Janina Kneipp, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
- Institution: Excellent Chemistry Lecture - Cluster 1, IChF Aula
- Place:
IChF Aula
- Contact person:
prof. Agnieszka Michota-Kamińska
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24 May 2024
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Indium tin oxide nanoparticles as a sensing element for the electrochemical determination of epirubicin and their comparison with magnetic nanostructures
- Joanna Celej (Team 6)
- Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, conference room
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Indium tin oxide nanoparticles as a sensing element for the electrochemical determination of epirubicin and their comparison with magnetic nanostructures
- Date: 24 May 2024, 09:15 AM
- Lecturer: Joanna Celej (Team 6)
- Institution: Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, conference room
- Place:
Conference room
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 972 5973 7637
Passcode: 141329
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22 May 2024
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Increasing NMR sensitivity in biological sample analysis by three orders of magnitude with parahydrogen hyperpolarization
- Indrek Reile, National Institute of Chemical Physics & Biophysics, Tallinn
- Warsaw NMR Seminar, hybrid: conference room and Zoom
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Increasing NMR sensitivity in biological sample analysis by three orders of magnitude with parahydrogen hyperpolarization
- Date: 22 May 2024, 10:00 AM
- Lecturer: Indrek Reile, National Institute of Chemical Physics & Biophysics, Tallinn
- Institution: Warsaw NMR Seminar, hybrid: conference room and Zoom
- Place:
hybrid: conference room and Zoom
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 991 1496 6198
Passcode: 779126
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22 May 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
- IPC PAS Auditorium
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Ph.D. Seminar
- Date: 22 May 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:30 PM.
- Institution: IPC PAS Auditorium
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Wiktoria Zacheja M. Sc.
‘The influence of plasmonic excitation on the dynamics of photoswitching of molecules’
Paulina Musolf, M. Sc.
‘Investigation of the activity of enzymes involved in mRNA metabolism’
Farwa Khalid, M. Sc.
‘Synergy of time resolved non-uniform sampling and diffusion NMR for automatic reaction optimization’
This session will be chaired by the PhD students Klaudia Staśkiewicz, Gunjan Tiwari, and Leon Jurkiewicz .
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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17 May 2024
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Metal organic frameworks derived nanostructures and their composites for energy storage applications
- Vishal Shrivastav
- Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar; hybrid: conference room and online
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Metal organic frameworks derived nanostructures and their composites for energy storage applications
- Date: 17 May 2024, 09:15 AM.
- Lecturer: Vishal Shrivastav
- Institution: Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar; hybrid: conference room and online
- Place:
Hybrid: conference room and online.
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 972 5973 7637
Passcode: 141329
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13 May 2024
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GEP actions: meeting on regulations, pros & cons of local postdoctoral mobility
- Conference room
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GEP actions: meeting on regulations, pros & cons of local postdoctoral mobility
- Date: 13 May 2024, 13:00
- Institution: Conference room
- Place:
Please confirm your presence: https://forms.gle/S3SLh4982M9EfVDo9
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10 May 2024
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Optical fiber sensor for detecting inflammatory markers in complex fluids
- Paulina Musolf
- Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar; hybrid: conference room and online
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Optical fiber sensor for detecting inflammatory markers in complex fluids
- Date: 10 May 2024, 09:15 AM.
- Lecturer: Paulina Musolf
- Institution: Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar; hybrid: conference room and online
- Place:
Hybrid: conference room and online.
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 972 5973 7637
Passcode: 141329
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8 May 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
- IPC PAS Auditorium
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Ph.D. Seminar
- Date: 8 May 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3 PM
- Institution: IPC PAS Auditorium
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Gunjan Tiwari, M. Sc.
‘Exploring the role of Electric Field in Physio-Chemical Systems: An
Introduction’
Leon Jurkiewicz, M. Sc.
‘Microfluidics-assisted precision printing of granular hydrogels for
tissue engineering applications’
This session will be chaired by the PhD students Karolina Saran and
Bartłomiej Bałamut.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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26 Apr 2024
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Multispectral fluorescence and chemometric methods in (bio)analytical applications
- Klaudia Głowacz, Warsaw University of Technology
- Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, hybrid: conference room and online
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Multispectral fluorescence and chemometric methods in (bio)analytical applications
- Date: 26 Apr 2024, 09:15 AM.
- Lecturer: Klaudia Głowacz, Warsaw University of Technology
- Institution: Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, hybrid: conference room and online
- Place:
Hybrid: conference room and online.
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 972 5973 7637
Passcode: 141329
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25 Apr 2024
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Protective factors for diabetic retinopathy, vision preservation and restoration
- Dr. Ward Fickweiler, Joslin Diabetes Center, Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA
- Joint seminar of ICTER & Department I, ONLINE
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Protective factors for diabetic retinopathy, vision preservation and restoration
- Date: 25 Apr 2024, 16:30 (UTC+1)
- Lecturer: Dr. Ward Fickweiler, Joslin Diabetes Center, Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA
- Institution: Joint seminar of ICTER & Department I, ONLINE
- Place:
Register in advance for this webinar:
ZOOM webinar registration link
Meeting ID: 916 0099 8137
Passcode: 762202
- Abstract:
Fundus photography and optical coherence tomography are the gold standard of ocular imaging. Nevertheless, there are several important limitations with these technologies including limited sensitivity/specificity to detect disease, limited penetration depth,
no molecular contrast, little improvement in lateral resolution, and structural rather than functional information. There are two principal approaches.
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24 Apr 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
- IPC PAS Auditorium
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Ph.D. Seminar
- Date: 24 Apr 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:00 PM.
- Institution: IPC PAS Auditorium
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Karolina Saran, M. Sc.
‘Design and preparation of stable cell lines for the production of
modified rabies viruses and virus-like particles’
Bartłomiej Bałamut, M. Sc.
‘Multi Electrodes Array recordings from healthy and degenerated retina’
This session will be chaired by the PhD students Behdokht Hashemi
Hosseini and Sanat Kumar Mahankudo.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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19 Apr 2024
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Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy of tethered bilayer lipid membranes
- Dr. Tomas Sabirovas Vilnius University
- Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, hybrid: conference room and online
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Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy of tethered bilayer lipid membranes
- Date: 19 Apr 2024, 09:15 AM.
- Lecturer: Dr. Tomas Sabirovas Vilnius University
- Institution: Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, hybrid: conference room and online
- Place:
Hybrid: conference room and online.
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 972 5973 7637
Passcode: 141329
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19 Apr 2024
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Raman imaging, AFM, fluorescence microscopy - a valuable tools for human colon normal and cancer tissues and cells chemical characterization
- Professor Beata Brozek-Pluska, Head of Laboratory of Laser Molecular Spectroscopy, Institute of Applied Radiation Chemistry, Faculty of Chemistry, Lodz University of Technology
- Cluster 1 seminar, IChF Aula
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Raman imaging, AFM, fluorescence microscopy - a valuable tools for human colon normal and cancer tissues and cells chemical characterization
- Date: 19 Apr 2024, 14:00
- Lecturer: Professor Beata Brozek-Pluska, Head of Laboratory of Laser Molecular Spectroscopy, Institute of Applied Radiation Chemistry, Faculty of Chemistry, Lodz University of Technology
- Institution: Cluster 1 seminar, IChF Aula
- Contact person:
Agnieszka Kamińska
- Abstract:
Beata Brożek-Płuska is an Institute of Applied Radiation Chemistry professor at the Lodz University of Technology in Lodz, Poland. She received the Master of Science degree in physical chemistry in 1998, a Ph.D degree in chemistry in 2002, and habilitation in 2014 from the Lodz University of Technology. After spending a postdoctoral period in Laboratoire d`Optique Apliquee, Ecole Politechnique - ENSTA, France she is working in Laboratory of Laser Molecular Spectroscopy (head of laboratory) at the Lodz University of Technology, Poland. Her research interests are focused on: molecular spectroscopy, photochemistry and laser spectroscopy with special emphasis on mechanisms of chemical and physical processes occurring in picosecond and femtosecond time scale and applications of Raman spectroscopy and imaging in cancer diagnostics.
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17 Apr 2024
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High Pressure Chemical Crystallography: Methodology and Applications for Oxides, Nitrides, Halides, Hydrides, and Carbides - part 3
- prof. dr hab. Leonid Dubrovinsky, University of Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany
- Advanced Lecture Series, hybrid: Institute of Physics Auditorium and online
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High Pressure Chemical Crystallography: Methodology and Applications for Oxides, Nitrides, Halides, Hydrides, and Carbides - part 3
- Date: 17 Apr 2024, 11:00
- Lecturer: prof. dr hab. Leonid Dubrovinsky, University of Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany
- Institution: Advanced Lecture Series, hybrid: Institute of Physics Auditorium and online
- Place:
hybrid: Institute of Physics Auditorium and online
- Abstract:
High-pressure studies have had an enormous impact on fundamental physics, chemistry, and especially Earth and planetary sciences. Modern science and technology rely on the fundamental knowledge of matter provided by crystallographic studies. Chemical crystallography, a well-established discipline, is based on single-crystal X-ray diffraction (SCXRD) analysis, which enables structure determination and chemical characterization. Until recently, determining structures using SCXRD in a diamond anvil cell (DAC) at high pressures beyond 15 GPa was challenging. SCXRD analysis was considered inapplicable to materials synthesized at high pressures in a laser-heated (LH) DAC, as the products of chemical reactions are typically multiphase mixtures of microcrystalline solids. About a decade ago, our group pioneered an approach to SCXRD data collection and analysis for the products of chemical reactions in LHDACs that led to the discovery of new materials with unique properties. However, it required certain training, crystal-chemical intuition, and experience. Since then, we have designed and built new instrumentation to enable sophisticated in situ experiments in-house and at synchrotron radiation facilities, and created powerful software (the Domain Auto Finder (DAFi) program) for studies of multiphase polycrystalline and microcrystalline (powder) materials. Our efforts have pushed the range of static pressures achievable in DACs up to 1 TPa and enabled single-crystal X-ray diffraction experiments under such extreme conditions. Structural studies at simultaneous high pressures of over ~200 GPa and temperatures of several thousand degrees have also become possible. This has led to remarkable findings in solid-state physics, mineral physics, and chemistry under extreme conditions, including the discovery of numerous, often unpredictable materials and insight into possible physical phenomena underlying their formation, chemical bonding, and properties. The series of three lectures will cover (1) methodological aspects of the diamond anvil cell technique (diamond anvils; DACs preparation; pressure measurements; laser heating in DACs; SCXRD in DACs; analysis of diffraction data collected in DACs), (2) high-pressure oxides chemistry (effects of pressure on chemical composition and crystal chemistry of oxides; changes in structural types with compression on the example of dioxides; access to metastable states of oxides under pressure on the example of silica; novel high-pressure chemistry of iron oxides; effects of spin state on crystal chemistry of transition metal oxides; structure-properties relations in high-pressure oxide phases; variation of oxygen oxidation state and its significance for past and present of Earth), and (3) synthesis and properties of novel nitrides, halides, and carbides (why and how nitrides, halides, hydrides, and carbides should be synthesized under pressure; enhanced stability of polyanions under high pressures; how accurately theory predicts chemical composition and structures of high-pressure phases; fantastic crystal chemistry as a reason for fantastic properties; extremely incompressible and hard nitrides; unexpected possible origin of organic matter in the Universe; hopes and disappointments in the search for high-temperature superconductivity).
This event is supported by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange, grant no. BPI/STE/2021/1/00034/U/00001
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17 Apr 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
- IPC PAS Auditorium
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Ph.D. Seminar
- Date: 17 Apr 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:30 PM.
- Institution: IPC PAS Auditorium
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Behdokht Hashemi Hosseini, M. Sc.
‘Selective Oxidation of 4-hydroxy-3,5-dimethoxybenzyl Alcohol by Porous
N-Doped Carbonaceous Materials via Sonocatalysis'
Sanat Kumar Mahankudo, M. Sc.
‘A transient absorption set-up to measure in the picosecond to hundreds
of nanosecond range
and gold nanoclusters’
Klaudia Staśkiewicz, M. Sc.
‘Substrate geometry affects population dynamics in a bacterial biofilm’
This session will be chaired by the PhD students Habibollah Atigheh,
Marek Czarnota, and Bartosz Kamiński.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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16 Apr 2024
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High Pressure Chemical Crystallography: Methodology and Applications for Oxides, Nitrides, Halides, Hydrides, and Carbides - part 2
- prof. dr hab. Leonid Dubrovinsky, University of Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany
- Advanced Lecture Series, hybrid: Institute of Physics Auditorium and online
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High Pressure Chemical Crystallography: Methodology and Applications for Oxides, Nitrides, Halides, Hydrides, and Carbides - part 2
- Date: 16 Apr 2024, 12:00
- Lecturer: prof. dr hab. Leonid Dubrovinsky, University of Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany
- Institution: Advanced Lecture Series, hybrid: Institute of Physics Auditorium and online
- Place:
hybrid: Institute of Physics Auditorium and online
- Abstract:
High-pressure studies have had an enormous impact on fundamental physics, chemistry, and especially Earth and planetary sciences. Modern science and technology rely on the fundamental knowledge of matter provided by crystallographic studies. Chemical crystallography, a well-established discipline, is based on single-crystal X-ray diffraction (SCXRD) analysis, which enables structure determination and chemical characterization. Until recently, determining structures using SCXRD in a diamond anvil cell (DAC) at high pressures beyond 15 GPa was challenging. SCXRD analysis was considered inapplicable to materials synthesized at high pressures in a laser-heated (LH) DAC, as the products of chemical reactions are typically multiphase mixtures of microcrystalline solids. About a decade ago, our group pioneered an approach to SCXRD data collection and analysis for the products of chemical reactions in LHDACs that led to the discovery of new materials with unique properties. However, it required certain training, crystal-chemical intuition, and experience. Since then, we have designed and built new instrumentation to enable sophisticated in situ experiments in-house and at synchrotron radiation facilities, and created powerful software (the Domain Auto Finder (DAFi) program) for studies of multiphase polycrystalline and microcrystalline (powder) materials. Our efforts have pushed the range of static pressures achievable in DACs up to 1 TPa and enabled single-crystal X-ray diffraction experiments under such extreme conditions. Structural studies at simultaneous high pressures of over ~200 GPa and temperatures of several thousand degrees have also become possible. This has led to remarkable findings in solid-state physics, mineral physics, and chemistry under extreme conditions, including the discovery of numerous, often unpredictable materials and insight into possible physical phenomena underlying their formation, chemical bonding, and properties. The series of three lectures will cover (1) methodological aspects of the diamond anvil cell technique (diamond anvils; DACs preparation; pressure measurements; laser heating in DACs; SCXRD in DACs; analysis of diffraction data collected in DACs), (2) high-pressure oxides chemistry (effects of pressure on chemical composition and crystal chemistry of oxides; changes in structural types with compression on the example of dioxides; access to metastable states of oxides under pressure on the example of silica; novel high-pressure chemistry of iron oxides; effects of spin state on crystal chemistry of transition metal oxides; structure-properties relations in high-pressure oxide phases; variation of oxygen oxidation state and its significance for past and present of Earth), and (3) synthesis and properties of novel nitrides, halides, and carbides (why and how nitrides, halides, hydrides, and carbides should be synthesized under pressure; enhanced stability of polyanions under high pressures; how accurately theory predicts chemical composition and structures of high-pressure phases; fantastic crystal chemistry as a reason for fantastic properties; extremely incompressible and hard nitrides; unexpected possible origin of organic matter in the Universe; hopes and disappointments in the search for high-temperature superconductivity). This event is supported by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange, grant no. BPI/STE/2021/1/00034/U/00001
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15 Apr 2024
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High Pressure Chemical Crystallography: Methodology and Applications for Oxides, Nitrides, Halides, Hydrides, and Carbides - part 1
- prof. dr hab. Leonid Dubrovinsky, University of Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany
- Advanced Lecture Series, hybrid: Institute of Physics Auditorium and online
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High Pressure Chemical Crystallography: Methodology and Applications for Oxides, Nitrides, Halides, Hydrides, and Carbides - part 1
- Date: 15 Apr 2024, 12:00
- Lecturer: prof. dr hab. Leonid Dubrovinsky, University of Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany
- Institution: Advanced Lecture Series, hybrid: Institute of Physics Auditorium and online
- Place:
hybrid: Institute of Physics Auditorium and online
- Abstract:
High-pressure studies have had an enormous impact on fundamental physics, chemistry, and especially Earth and planetary sciences. Modern science and technology rely on the fundamental knowledge of matter provided by crystallographic studies. Chemical crystallography, a well-established discipline, is based on single-crystal X-ray diffraction (SCXRD) analysis, which enables structure determination and chemical characterization. Until recently, determining structures using SCXRD in a diamond anvil cell (DAC) at high pressures beyond 15 GPa was challenging. SCXRD analysis was considered inapplicable to materials synthesized at high pressures in a laser-heated (LH) DAC, as the products of chemical reactions are typically multiphase mixtures of microcrystalline solids. About a decade ago, our group pioneered an approach to SCXRD data collection and analysis for the products of chemical reactions in LHDACs that led to the discovery of new materials with unique properties. However, it required certain training, crystal-chemical intuition, and experience. Since then, we have designed and built new instrumentation to enable sophisticated in situ experiments in-house and at synchrotron radiation facilities, and created powerful software (the Domain Auto Finder (DAFi) program) for studies of multiphase polycrystalline and microcrystalline (powder) materials. Our efforts have pushed the range of static pressures achievable in DACs up to 1 TPa and enabled single-crystal X-ray diffraction experiments under such extreme conditions. Structural studies at simultaneous high pressures of over ~200 GPa and temperatures of several thousand degrees have also become possible. This has led to remarkable findings in solid-state physics, mineral physics, and chemistry under extreme conditions, including the discovery of numerous, often unpredictable materials and insight into possible physical phenomena underlying their formation, chemical bonding, and properties. The series of three lectures will cover (1) methodological aspects of the diamond anvil cell technique (diamond anvils; DACs preparation; pressure measurements; laser heating in DACs; SCXRD in DACs; analysis of diffraction data collected in DACs), (2) high-pressure oxides chemistry (effects of pressure on chemical composition and crystal chemistry of oxides; changes in structural types with compression on the example of dioxides; access to metastable states of oxides under pressure on the example of silica; novel high-pressure chemistry of iron oxides; effects of spin state on crystal chemistry of transition metal oxides; structure-properties relations in high-pressure oxide phases; variation of oxygen oxidation state and its significance for past and present of Earth), and (3) synthesis and properties of novel nitrides, halides, and carbides (why and how nitrides, halides, hydrides, and carbides should be synthesized under pressure; enhanced stability of polyanions under high pressures; how accurately theory predicts chemical composition and structures of high-pressure phases; fantastic crystal chemistry as a reason for fantastic properties; extremely incompressible and hard nitrides; unexpected possible origin of organic matter in the Universe; hopes and disappointments in the search for high-temperature superconductivity). This event is supported by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange, grant no. BPI/STE/2021/1/00034/U/00001
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12 Apr 2024
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The influence of plasmonic excitation on the dynamics of photoswitching of molecules
- Wiktoria Zacheja
- Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, hybrid: conference room and online
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The influence of plasmonic excitation on the dynamics of photoswitching of molecules
- Date: 12 Apr 2024, 09:15 AM.
- Lecturer: Wiktoria Zacheja
- Institution: Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar, hybrid: conference room and online
- Place:
Hybrid: conference room and online.
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 972 5973 7637
Passcode: 141329
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10 Apr 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
- IPC PAS Auditorium
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Ph.D. Seminar
- Date: 10 Apr 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:00 PM.
- Institution: IPC PAS Auditorium
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Marek Czarnota, M. Sc.
‘Fast Laplace NMR measurements for porous structure determination and
polymerization monitoring’
Bartosz Kamiński, M. Sc.
‘Nano-based antivirals - fighting infections caused by bacteriophages’
This session will be chaired by Wojciech Mazurkiewicz and Katarzyna Dusiło.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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29 Mar 2024
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Importance of Solute-Solvent Intermolecular Hydrogen Bond in Solvation Study of ESIPT Exhibiting Molecules
- Francis A. S. Chipem, Department of Chemistry, Manipur University, India
- Seminar, Conference room
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Importance of Solute-Solvent Intermolecular Hydrogen Bond in Solvation Study of ESIPT Exhibiting Molecules
- Date: 29 Mar 2024, 10:30
- Lecturer: Francis A. S. Chipem, Department of Chemistry, Manipur University, India
- Institution: Seminar, Conference room
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22 Mar 2024
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A short story on contrast and miniature optics for volumetric imaging
- Karol Karnowski (ICTER)
- Coffee Seminar, Conference room
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A short story on contrast and miniature optics for volumetric imaging
- Date: 22 Mar 2024, 13:13
- Lecturer: Karol Karnowski (ICTER)
- Institution: Coffee Seminar, Conference room
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20 Mar 2024
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Photon correlations for phase and super-resolution fluorescence imaging
- dr Radek Łapkiewicz, Quantum Imaging Lab, Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw
- Cluster 1 and Cluster 2 lecture, IChF Aula
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Photon correlations for phase and super-resolution fluorescence imaging
- Date: 20 Mar 2024, 12:00
- Lecturer: dr Radek Łapkiewicz, Quantum Imaging Lab, Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw
- Institution: Cluster 1 and Cluster 2 lecture, IChF Aula
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20 Mar 2024
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Spectroscopic and Computational Studies of Hydrogen Bonding
- Prof. Marek Wójcik, Jagiellonian University
- Seminar, conference room
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Spectroscopic and Computational Studies of Hydrogen Bonding
- Date: 20 Mar 2024, 10:15
- Lecturer: Prof. Marek Wójcik, Jagiellonian University
- Institution: Seminar, conference room
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20 Mar 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
- IPC PAS Auditorium
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Ph.D. Seminar
- Date: 20 Mar 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:30 PM.
- Institution: IPC PAS Auditorium
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Wojciech Mazurkiewicz, M.Sc.
‘Protective properties of silicate on carbon fiber microelectrodes for
real-time neurotransmitter detection’
Katarzyna Dusiło, M.Sc.
‘Biphasic oxygen reduction with electrochemical electron donor
regeneration within organic film’
Habibollah Atigheh, M.Sc.
‘Mechanochemical synthesis of drug-loaded Cr (II)-based MOFs for
triggered drug release’
This session will be chaired by Prof. Rafał Szmigielski and Katarzyna
Pawlak, M.Sc.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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15 Mar 2024
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Blockchain
- Dmitry Kotelkin
- Coffee Seminar, Conference Hall
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Blockchain
- Date: 15 Mar 2024, 13:13
- Lecturer: Dmitry Kotelkin
- Institution: Coffee Seminar, Conference Hall
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15 Mar 2024
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Porous organic polymers for gas storage and catalysis
- Dr. Shumaila Razzaque
- Friday Morning Electrochemistry seminar
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13 Mar 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
- IPC PAS Auditorium
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Ph.D. Seminar
- Date: 13 Mar 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:00 PM.
- Institution: IPC PAS Auditorium
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Enkhlin Ochirbat, M. Sc.
‘Array-based polymer-phage biosensor for bacteria detection’
Dominik Korol, M. Sc.
‘Chemosensing over Cost-Effective Substrates – a Flexible MIP-Based Chemosensor for Selective Detection of Metronidazole’
This session will be chaired jointly by the PhD students Joanna Celej and Ariba Aziz.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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8 Mar 2024
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Photostability: can it be reliably determined?
- prof. Jacek Waluk
- IOC PAS: Seminar, IChF Aula
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Photostability: can it be reliably determined?
- Date: 8 Mar 2024, 10:00
- Lecturer: prof. Jacek Waluk
- Institution: IOC PAS: Seminar, IChF Aula
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6 Mar 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
- IPC PAS Auditorium
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Ph.D. Seminar
- Date: 6 Mar 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:30 PM.
- Institution: IPC PAS Auditorium
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Joanna Celej, M. Sc.
‘Indium tin oxide nanoparticles as a sensing element for the electrochemical determination of epirubicin and their comparison with magnetic nanostructures’
Ariba Aziz, M. Sc.
‘Precise liquid handling: Low volume liquid delivery using pipettes and quartz tuning fork’
Rimsha Niazi, M. Sc.
‘CO2 electrocatalytic reduction on modified electrode’
This session will be chaired jointly by the PhD students K. Kravets, J. Maciejewska-Komorowska, and S. Raza.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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1 Mar 2024
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It's OK not to trust computers
- Paweł Żuk
- Coffee Seminar, Conference Hall
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It's OK not to trust computers
- Date: 1 Mar 2024, 13:13
- Lecturer: Paweł Żuk
- Institution: Coffee Seminar, Conference Hall
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28 Feb 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
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Ph.D. Seminar
IPC PAS Auditorium
- Date: 28 Feb 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:30 PM.
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Kateryna Kravets, M. Sc.
‘Host-guest assemblies of p-sulfonatocalix[n]arenes with benzamidines: Solution versus slurry crystallization’
Julia Maciejewska-Komorowska, M. Sc.
‘Transfer of hydrophilic ions between immiscible liquids at the three-phase junction using a novel compound’
Sada Raza, M. Sc.
‘Selective Inactivation of Bacteriophages by Mixed Charge Nanoparticles’
This session will be chaired jointly by the PhD students L. Piórkowska, A. Galińska, and M. Mućka.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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23 Feb 2024
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Genetically-Encoded Chemistry: Discovery of molecular interactions in vitro and in vivo
- Prof. Ratmir Derda, Department of Chemistry, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
- Advanced Lecture Series, IChF Aula
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Genetically-Encoded Chemistry: Discovery of molecular interactions in vitro and in vivo
- Date: 23 Feb 2024, 12:00
- Lecturer: Prof. Ratmir Derda, Department of Chemistry, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
- Institution: Advanced Lecture Series, IChF Aula
- Place:
IChF Aula
Duration: 60 min + question time
Highly recommended to all Warsaw-4-Phd students!
- Abstract:
Genetically-encoded libraries (GEL) and DNA-encoded libraries (DEL) are increasingly used as tools that guide discovery of ligands or drug leads and solve general problems inmolecular recognition. Phage display—the platform that inspired modern GEL and DEL— is one of a few technologies that permit discovery of molecular interactions in a complex milieu on the surface of cells and inside living organisms. Injection of such molecular libraries inside living animals and humans, known as “in vivo phage display” has been practiced using canonical peptide and antibody libraries made of 20 natural amino acids. Derda Lab bridges the power of GEL/DEL with organic synthesis to yield new classes of encoded libraries displayed on phage virion. Like canonical feedstock—petroleum- derived starting materials—phage-displayed peptides are readily available and can be transformed to useful structures through multi-step organic synthesis. “Late stage” modification of these GE libraries in water, when optimized, can routinely convert million to billion diverse starting materials to products at once. Alternatively, nascent phage virions bearing DNA barcodes can be used as prospectively-tagged support for synthesis of any structures. I will describe chemical and chemoenzymatic synthesis of complex glycans on phage virions. These glycan libraries, when displayed on phage are also amenable to in vivo display: they can be injected into living animals to identify the compounds that exhibit desired molecular recognition properties (e.g., interact with specific cell or organ).
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23 Feb 2024
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Shining bright! Towards a fabulous adventure through the land of organic emitters
- Marcin Lindner
- Coffee Seminar, Conference Hall
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Shining bright! Towards a fabulous adventure through the land of organic emitters
- Date: 23 Feb 2024, 13:13
- Lecturer: Marcin Lindner
- Institution: Coffee Seminar, Conference Hall
- Abstract:
Coffee Seminars are designed as semi-informal meetings (with coffee), to keep us informed about the latest research areas and to foster networking within our Institute. Please join us for this engaging session, and don't forget to bring your own coffee cups!
We look forward to your active participation and meaningful discussions.
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21 Feb 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
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Ph.D. Seminar
IPC PAS Auditorium
- Date: 21 Feb 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:30 PM.
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Lucyna Piórkowska, M. Sc.
‘Development of a new strategy for changing the tropism of Rabies virus’
Anna Galińska, M. Sc. & Milena Mućka, M. Sc.
‘Retinal signal transduction cascade modulation using TRP protein’
This session will be chaired jointly by the PhD students M. Pielach, D. Paolini, and A. Viswanath.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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16 Feb 2024
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Structure and cytotoxicity of d6 metal complexes - selected study problems
- Prof. Joanna Masternak, Jan Kochanowski University of Kielce, Poland
- Cluster 3 and Team 20 seminar, Akwarium seminar room
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Structure and cytotoxicity of d6 metal complexes - selected study problems
- Date: 16 Feb 2024, 12:00
- Lecturer: Prof. Joanna Masternak, Jan Kochanowski University of Kielce, Poland
- Institution: Cluster 3 and Team 20 seminar, Akwarium seminar room
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16 Feb 2024
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Diving into the Decellularized Extracellular Matrix – Crafting New Frontiers in Biomaterials
- Nehar Celikkin
- Coffee Seminar, Conference Hall
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Diving into the Decellularized Extracellular Matrix – Crafting New Frontiers in Biomaterials
- Date: 16 Feb 2024, 13:13
- Lecturer: Nehar Celikkin
- Institution: Coffee Seminar, Conference Hall
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15 Feb 2024
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NMR spectroscopy: more light - more signal
- Prof. Jörg Matysik, Institute for Analytical Chemistry, University of Leipzig, Germany
- Advanced Lecture Series, IChF Aula
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NMR spectroscopy: more light - more signal
- Date: 15 Feb 2024, 10:00
- Lecturer: Prof. Jörg Matysik, Institute for Analytical Chemistry, University of Leipzig, Germany
- Institution: Advanced Lecture Series, IChF Aula
- Place:
IChF Aula
Duration: 60 min + question time
Highly recommended to all Warsaw-4-Phd students!
- Abstract:
The methods of magnetic resonance (NMR, EPR and MRI) offer fantastic analytical and diagnostic possibilities. As the radiation used is of very low energy, these methods also have the advantage of being non-invasive. Unfortunately, the low energy is also associated with low sensitivity, which means that sample volumes in NMR have to be quite large and measurement times in MRI quite long. So-called hyperpolarization techniques offer one way of increasing sensitivity. The best known is called "dynamic nuclear polarization" (DNP) and uses electron spins to "pump" nuclear spins. To do this, the sample must be irradiated with microwaves. Of course, one would prefer to "pump" with light. This is possible with the help of "photo-CIDNP" (photochemically induced dynamic nuclear polarization). The lecture will explain the origin, applications and possibilities of photo-CIDNP NMR.
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15 Feb 2024
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Optoretinography and its application in healthy and diseased eyes
- Dr. Vimal Prabhu Pandiyan, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Washington, Seattle
- Joint seminar of ICTER & Department I, ONLINE
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Optoretinography and its application in healthy and diseased eyes
- Date: 15 Feb 2024, 16:30 (UTC+1)
- Lecturer: Dr. Vimal Prabhu Pandiyan, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Washington, Seattle
- Institution: Joint seminar of ICTER & Department I, ONLINE
- Place:
Register in advance for this webinar:
ZOOM webinar registration link
Meeting ID: 916 0099 8137
Passcode: 762202
- Abstract:
Fundus photography and optical coherence tomography are the gold standard of ocular imaging. Nevertheless, there are several important limitations with these technologies including limited sensitivity/specificity to detect disease, limited penetration depth,
no molecular contrast, little improvement in lateral resolution, and structural rather than functional information. There are two principal approaches.
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15 Feb 2024
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Plasmonics in a nutshell, part 2
- Sylwester Gawinkowski, Molecular Nanophotonics Team
- Cluster Seminar, Conference hall
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Plasmonics in a nutshell, part 2
- Date: 15 Feb 2024, 11:00
- Lecturer: Sylwester Gawinkowski, Molecular Nanophotonics Team
- Institution: Cluster Seminar, Conference hall
- Abstract:
I will present concise introduction to plasmonics, emphasizing the effects and mechanisms that most impact plasmonic-based spectroscopic techniques and applications of plasmonics in chemistry.
Best regards,
Sylwester Gawinkowski
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Molecular Nanophotonics Team
Photonics and photon induced processes - Excellence Cluster
Institute of Physical Chemistry PAS
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15 Feb 2024
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Mesoscopic theory for systems with competing interactions
- Prof. Alina Ciach
- Doctor Honoris Causa acceptance presentation, online
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8 Feb 2024
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Plasmonics in a nutshell
- Sylwester Gawinkowski
- Cluster Seminar, Conference hall
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Plasmonics in a nutshell
- Date: 8 Feb 2024, 11:00
- Lecturer: Sylwester Gawinkowski
- Institution: Cluster Seminar, Conference hall
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2 Feb 2024
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Tuna step - Tunable step emulsification for 3D printing porous materials
- Francesco Nalin
- Coffee Seminar, Conference Hall
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Tuna step - Tunable step emulsification for 3D printing porous materials
- Date: 2 Feb 2024, 13:13
- Lecturer: Francesco Nalin
- Institution: Coffee Seminar, Conference Hall
- Place:
Conference Hall
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1 Feb 2024
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Bottom-up reconstitution of biological processes using Giant Unilamellar Vesicles.
- Dr. Nicola De Franceschi, Group Leader at the International Institute of Molecular Mechanisms and Machines (IMOL)
- Joint seminar of ICTER & Department I, ONLINE
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Bottom-up reconstitution of biological processes using Giant Unilamellar Vesicles.
- Date: 1 Feb 2024, 16:30 (UTC+1)
- Lecturer: Dr. Nicola De Franceschi, Group Leader at the International Institute of Molecular Mechanisms and Machines (IMOL)
- Institution: Joint seminar of ICTER & Department I, ONLINE
- Place:
Register in advance for this webinar:
ZOOM webinar registration link
Meeting ID: 916 0099 8137
Passcode: 762202
- Abstract:
Fundus photography and optical coherence tomography are the gold standard of ocular imaging. Nevertheless, there are several important limitations with these technologies including limited sensitivity/specificity to detect disease, limited penetration depth,
no molecular contrast, little improvement in lateral resolution, and structural rather than functional information. There are two principal approaches.
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18 Jan 2024
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Scanned dynamic OCT - nano motion as a contrast mechanism for functional imaging
- Prof. Dr. Gereon Hüttmann, Deputy Head of the Institute of Biomedical Optics at the University of Luebeck
- Joint seminar of ICTER & Department I, ONLINE
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Scanned dynamic OCT - nano motion as a contrast mechanism for functional imaging
- Date: 18 Jan 2024, 16:30 (UTC+1)
- Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Gereon Hüttmann, Deputy Head of the Institute of Biomedical Optics at the University of Luebeck
- Institution: Joint seminar of ICTER & Department I, ONLINE
- Place:
Register in advance for this webinar:
ZOOM webinar registration link
Meeting ID: 916 0099 8137
Passcode: 762202
- Abstract:
Fundus photography and optical coherence tomography are the gold standard of ocular imaging. Nevertheless, there are several important limitations with these technologies including limited sensitivity/specificity to detect disease, limited penetration depth,
no molecular contrast, little improvement in lateral resolution, and structural rather than functional information. There are two principal approaches.
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17 Jan 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
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Ph.D. Seminar
IPC PAS Auditorium
- Date: 17 Jan 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3:30 PM.
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Mateusz Pielach, M. Sc.
‘Nonlinear optical lossy loop mirror - an artificial saturable absorber for self-starting ultrafast all-fiber lasers’
Daniele Paolini, M. Sc.
‘Assessing a new model for the structure and the charging behaviour of Electrical Double Layer Capacitors (EDLC)’
Abhishek Viswanath, M. Sc.
‘Fabrication of functionally graded polymer foams for energy absorption’
This session will be chaired jointly by the PhD students Dawid Kornacki and Katarzyna Pawlak.
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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10 Jan 2024
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Ph.D. Seminar
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Ph.D. Seminar
IPC PAS Auditorium
- Date: 10 Jan 2024, from 2:00 PM to approx. 3 PM.
- Place:
A weekly PhD seminar will be held in the IPC PAS Auditorium on Wednesday.
- Contact person:
Robert Kołos
Head
Doctoral Studies, IPC PAS
- Abstract:
In the programme:
Dawid Kornacki, M. Sc.
‘Conversion of abundant CO2 towards functional chemical products
using nitrogen-rich Lewis bases’
Katarzyna Pawlak, M. Sc.
‘Kinetics study of Secondary Organic Aerosol aging processes in the Earth's atmosphere’
This session will be chaired jointly by the PhD students Pavlo Hyziuk and Muhammad Ans .
Everybody is most welcome to attend (the Thesis Supervisors in particular!)
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