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to micellar systems. 9. Cellular test of suitability of neuromodulators for copper delivery to cells. We developed an innovative protocol for “clean” exposure of HEK293 culture to Cu(II) complexes in a medium
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financed under the SONATA 21 research project pursuant to grant agreement No. UMO-2025/59/D/ST2/02050, while the fourth year will be financed from other sources. Project details are available at: https
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Telescope - Evolution of the star-forming galaxies out to z~12. The main goal of the project is to determine how star-forming galaxies and the cosmic star formation rate evolved in the early Universe
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, starting from the month following the doctoral student’s mid-term evaluation. ▪ Access to specialist equipment in the Institute; ▪ Opportunity for scientific development and independence in project
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on AI models and their adaptation to affective tasks; development and testing of prompting strategies and parameter-efficient fine-tuning methods, including PEFT/LoRA; improvement and evaluation of model