kamilla.malek@uj.edu.pl, +48 12 686 2394; C3-26 room
Kamilla's research interests began with modeling the absorption properties of molecular crystals at the Department of Theoretical Chemistry. She has been continuing research on the border of "theory and experience" in vibrational spectroscopy since doctoral studies, with particular emphasis on the coordination relationships of bioligands. She defended her PhD in chemistry in 2003 with the work "Application of molecular spectroscopy methods to determine the structures of oximes and their complex compounds with Ni (II) and Cu (II) ions". The ongoing research projects concern the interaction of molecules of bio / medical importance with the Ag and Au (SERS) surface as well as Raman mapping and IR imaging of biological material and wall painting.
marta.pacia@jcet.eu

katarzyna.b.majzner@uj.edu.pl, +48 12 686 2400; C3-32 room

grzesiek.zajac@uj.edu.pl

anna.maria.nowakowska@uj.edu.pl, +48 12 686 2605; C0-23 room

sylwia.orzechowska@uj.edu.pl; D0-26 room
Sylwia is a graduate of Biophysics of the Faculty of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Biotechnology at the Jagiellonian University. In 2018, she defended her doctoral dissertation entitled “Physicochemical characterization of the mineralization of collagen structures” at the Faculty of Physics, Astronomy and Applied Computer Science at the Jagiellonian University. As part of her doctoral dissertation, Sylwia studied the pathological calcification of soft tissues using FTIR spectroscopy and computed microtomography, she proposed the software to artifacts correction in microtomography, and she developed a mathematical model of mineralization growth in tissues. In cooperation with Polytechnic of Białystok, she was concerned in the research on gas sensing and molecular mechanisms of graphene sensors detection. She was also involved in works on Boron Neutron Capture Therapy development in Poland. In 2019, she received the Rector's award for outstanding scientific achievements. In 2021, she joined to the Team-Net project awarded by the Foundation for Polish Science, focusing on the use of Raman spectroscopy and chemometry methods in the analyze of leukemia cells subtypes.
krzysztof.k.brzozowski@uj.edu.pl, +48 12 686 2258, F1-37B room

ewelina.matuszyk@uj.edu.pl, +48 12 686 2402; C3-34 room

monika.halat@uj.edu.pl, +48 12 686 2393; C3-25 room

ewelina.wiercigroch@uj.edu.pl, +48 12 686 2391; C3-23 room

ewa.machalska@doctoral.uj.edu.pl, +48 12 686 2393; C3-25 room

aleksandra.borek-dorosz@uj.edu.pl; D0-18 room
Ola obtained her master's degree in 2018 at the Faculty of Chemistry of Jagiellonian University. In 2022, she defended her doctoral dissertation at the Faculty of Chemistry under the supervision of Prof Baranska and co-supervision of PhD Katarzyna Majzner. In her work, Ola used several spectroscopic methods including Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Scattering (CARS) and Stimulated Raman Scattering (SRS) to study the influence of exogenous substances on the biochemical changes in leukocytes. Ola also use several chemometric methods to analyse the data to interpret the large sets of spectra collected, including k-means Cluster Analysis (KMCA), Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Partial Least Square (PLS), and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA).
sheroukahmed-guest@uj.edu.pl, + 48 573 474 717

adrianna.wislocka@uj.edu.pl, +48 12 686 2580; C0-13 room

klaudiasara.mielnik@uj.edu.pl, +48 12 686 2581, C0-15 room
