Projects
Conductive hydrogel electrodes as efficient neural interfaces
Project No.: BPN/BFR/2024/1/00011/U/00001,
Funding institution: NAWA – PHC Polonium call,
Principal Investigator: Dr hab. Eng. Katarzyna Krukiewicz, Prof. of SUT
Bio-derived nanocarbon-based functional materials for next generation electroceutical devices
Project No.: UMO-2024/06/Y/ST5/00217,
Funding institution: NCN – M-ERA call,
Principal Investigator: Dr hab. Eng. Katarzyna Krukiewicz, Prof. of SUT
Design and synthesis of thermally activated delayed fluorescence emitters in the deep red and near infrared ranges
Project No.: DEC-2024/08/X/ST4/01786,
Funding institution: NCN – MINIATURA 8 call,
Principal Investigator: Dr. Marília Gabriela Belarmino Cabral
Novel Azatriangulenes as Electron Donor and Electron Acceptor C3-SymmetryCores for Design of pi-Functional Materials in Organic Electronics
Project No.: UMO-2023/51/B/ST5/03009,
Funding institution: NCN – OPUS 26 call,
Principal Investigator: Prof. Igor Perepichka
Novel layer-by-layer electrode surface design for long-lasting Na-ion batteries
Project No.: 2024/53/B/ST5/03414,
Funding institution: NCN – OPUS 27 call,
Principal Investigator: Dr. Yauhen Aniskevich
Food Waste Biorefinery for Sustainable Production of Next-Generation Algal-Based Bioproducts
Project No.: 2024/53/B/ST8/03909,
Funding institution: NCN – OPUS 27 call,
Principal Investigator: Dr. Yukesh Kannah Ravi
The key role of electrode nanostructuring to achieve ultrasensitive detection of cancer biomarkers
Project No.: 2023/49/B/ST4/02942,
Funding institution: NCN – OPUS 25 call,
Principal Investigator: Prof. Sergie Cosnier
Sepsis biomarkers sensitive and selective sensor by functional UiO-68 MOF@MXene composite electrode
Project No.: 2022/47/P/ST5/02216,
Funding institution: NCN – POLONEZ BIS 3 call,
Principal Investigator: Ranjith Kumar Deivasigamani (project completed)
MR-based TADF macrocycles aiming narrow deep blue fluorescence
Project No.: 2021/43/D/ST4/03017,
Funding institution: NCN – SONATA 17 call,
Principal Investigator: Dr. Marli Ferreira (project completed)