A poster session was held on April 17th during the meeting of our Scientific Board. At this internal event IMol researchers had the opportunity to present their scientific work to our Board members. If you’re interested in learning more about our scientists’ research interests, you can find detailed descriptions of research groups on our website.

During the meeting of the IMol Scientific Board we were honored to host Professor Maciej Gdula, the Deputy Minister of Science from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. The Chair of the Board, Prof. Philip Sharp (MIT), and Prof. Ehud Gazit (Tel Aviv University), joined online. We would like to thank Minister Gdula for […]

IMol Scientific Board members met to discuss challenges and future development of IMol. The Chair of the Board, Prof. Phillip Sharp, joined online. We are glad to host and be advised by such respected and internationally recognized researchers from all over the world. Read more about our Scientific Board: https://www.imol.institute/about-us

The research reveals how targeting protein phosphatases can enhance efficiency of immunotherapy by affecting the spliceosome. Collaborating with Prof. Rene Bernards’ group at Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, Dr. Vladyslava Liudkovska and Dr. Maciej Cieśla from Mol raise a prospect of combining splicing targeting approaches with inhibition of phosphatases PP2A/PP5 in colon cancer. Congratulations to Maciej, Vlada […]

We promote science! On June 15, the 27th Science Picnic of the Polish Radio and the Copernicus Science Center will be held at the National Stadium in Warsaw. We invite everyone, especially children, to our stand (family zone, sector F, stand F24). Children visiting us will have the opportunity to: All participants will receive IMol […]

This year once again, Dr. Vanessa Linke from IMol and Dr. Aleksander Jankowski from University of Warsaw conducted the Carpentries workshop on data analytics and visualization in R for scientists. The workshop teaches basic computational skills and working with data. The event gathered 30 participants. Congratulations to the instructors for a great job!