assistant professor (habilitation), independent researcher
Department of General Biochemistry
Position: Research and teaching assistant professor. The scope of duties includes: didactic activity at first-, second- and third-cycle studies, conducting scientific research and sharing results and discoveries with the scientific community and the society in the form of prepared publications, as well as organizational activities.
26 SEP 2017 Assistant professor with habilitation at the University of Lodz, Department of General Biochemistry. habilitation thesis "Application of bioinformatics and computational chemistry in the study of evolution and biochemical processes of serine proteases of blood coagulation and fibrinolysis".
1 OCT 2008 Assistant professor at the University of Lodz, Department of General Biochemistry.
11 APR - 11 JUL 2008 EMBO Short-Term Fellowship (ASTF 83.00-2008) at the University of California, San Diego.
1 DEC 2007 Research associate at the University of Lodz, Department of General Biochemistry.
23 OCT 2007 PH.D degree in biochemistry - doctorate thesis: "Changes of fibrinogen coagulation properties induced by reactive nitrogen and oxygen species" .
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Scientific research interests:
Structural biology of proteins of hemostatic proteins CryoEM, and above all the contact system and kininogenesis system using the technique of cryoelectron microscopy(CryoEM) - studying the structure of kininogens. Docking ligands in the search for new drugs and learning about protein functions. Molecular evolution, phylogenetics, molecular modelling, docking, dynamics and bioinformatics in the field of biochemistry of proteins of hemostasis and drug design, with particular emphasis on the importance of contact proteases (FXI, FXII, PK) in thrombotic diseases. Simulations of ligand binding to proteins - molecular docking. Structural prediction, modelling, molecular dynamics and other analyses of proteins. Drug likeliness prediction. Molecular mechanisms of modifications caused by oxidative stress in proteins of blood coagulation system.
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