What's new at Łukasiewicz – PORT?
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Dr. Anastasiia Lysak will spend three months at Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) in South Korea. With funding from the National Science Centre’s MINIATURA program, she will advance her research on integrating advanced materials used in semiconductor technologies.
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Dr Michał Ślęzak will lead Łukasiewicz – PORT’s activities within EU-GLIA, a new pan-European network of glial cell researchers established with funding from the COST programme. The funding will support conferences, training activities and scientific exchanges, while fostering collaboration between research centres across Europe.
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By 2050, one in three people in Europe will be over 60. For care systems, that is a strain; for the economy, it is a market already growing faster than most other sectors. Łukasiewicz – PORT answers both with Senior Living: an open agreement meant to connect scientific research with the real needs of older adults, and whose directions the signatories will define together.
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For years, the Photonic Materials Research Group has been developing scintillator technologies, including perovskite materials that could provide a more affordable alternative to conventional crystals. The team is also exploring scintillators that emit in the near-infrared range.
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The RESET mobile app supports patients before hospitalization by guiding them through their personalized preoperative plan, sending reminders, and providing direct contact with their care team. It ensures patients receive continuous support throughout their treatment.
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As the head of the Translational Neuropsychiatry Research Group at Łukasiewicz – PORT, Dr. Ali Jawaid studies transgenerational trauma and explores how neuroscience can support conflict prevention and mediation.
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Glioma has long been a key area of Dr. hab. Grzegorz Chodaczek’s research. His new project, conducted with the 4th Military Clinical Hospital in Wrocław, will center on advancing brain tumor diagnostics.
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The National Science Centre has awarded funding to two projects: research by Dr. hab. Marek Wagner on innate lymphoid cells in melanoma development and work involving Prof. Andrzej Białowiec on a new tool for assessing biochar safety.
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With nearly PLN 2 million in new funding, Łukasiewicz – PORT will advance work on a photonic biosensor designed to support fast, sensitive diagnostics closer to the patient.
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With funding from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Dr. Paweł Sega is building the BioValid platform, which will enable the analysis of microorganisms at the single-cell level.
