See our current projects: Intrinsic tumour radiosensitivity as a marker of chemoradiotherapy-induced immunogenic effects in rectal cancer Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the second leading cause of cancer death in the world. Standard treatment of patients with locally Bob Bast’s Translational Research Grant 2022 We are happy to announce that our team, as the part of international collaboration with UK FOCSS and Dana Farber Two projects awarded Polish Diabetes Association research grants We are pleased to announce that the members of our team - Arkadiusz Michalak (PhD student at the Department of We will learn about immune contexture changes induced in lung cancers by chemo- and radiotherapy Zuzanna Nowicka, a graduate of the Faculty of Medicine at the Medical University of Lodz (2020) and our Individual Course LAMAinDiab – lisdexamphetamine vs methylphenidate [,,,] Medical Research Agency announced the results of the call for non-commercial clinical trials in psychiatry and neurology. We are pleased Radiomic methods in cancer research – research visit We are happy to announce that Urszula Smyczyńska, PhD, MEng, has been awarded a research grant within MINIATURA 5 NCN Our team will support DisCoVeRy clinical trial within the POLCRIN research network The overall objective of this 5-year project is to build a multinational, adaptive European COVID-19 and emerging infectious diseases trial Multiomic analysis of serum and exosomal biomolecules associated with total body irradiation Wojciech Fendler, MD, PhD, Associate Professor carries out a project financed by a grant from the "OPUS 17" competition of Observational study of seasonality of glycemic variability indices and its relationship to insulin resistance among adolescents with type 1 diabetes On 16.05.2019, during the 20th Congress of Diabetes Poland, the Society's Awards Committee decided to award a Scientific Grant of Tools for searching pathogenic variants in regulatory regions of the human genome Paweł Sztromwasser PhD carries out the project financed by Polonez grant. Monogenic diabetes is a genetic disease responsible for approximately 1 2 Next »
