Projects implemented at MMRI PAS funded by the Ministry of Education and Science
Breeding centre for laboratory and genetically modified animals– Animal House MMRI PAS
Project manager: Anna Kosson PhD
Earmarked subsidy for the maintenance of R & D equipment/ position of a researcher
implementation period: 2021 – 2022, project funding: PLN 1 801 518
System for deep phenotyping cell lines
Project manager:Prof. Cezary Żekanowski PhD DSc
Specific grant for research-related investment
implementation period: 2020 – 2022, project funding: PLN 923 839
Construction of utility comnection in MMRI PAS facilities
Project manager: Paulina Zieniewska MA
Specific grant for research-related investment
implementation period: 2020 – 2022, project funding: PLN 2 218 400
Equipment for preclinical research using cellular resolution with Cellvizio Lab ®
Project manager: Prof. Elżbieta Kompanowska-Jezierska DSc
Specific grant for research-related investment
implementation period: 2020 – 2020, project funding: PLN 2 052 132
Cancer Fight Research Club
Project manager: Dawid Walerych PhD Hab.
Science for the Society II
implementation period: 2023 – 2026, project funding: PLN 252 450
The project supports the initiative of the Mossakowski Medical Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences to organize a series of open lectures combined with meetings of doctors, scientists and audiences interested in the study and treatment of cancer. Therefore, the project indirectly supports a number of Polish – scientific units and, thanks to the opportunity to take part in online meetings, also from outside Warsaw.
One of the basic goals of lectures and meetings is to build the widest possible cooperation between medical and scientific units. The "Cancer Fight Research Club" lectures are intended to build cooperation and communication between scientists, doctors, students and a wide audience interested in oncology. Entrepreneurs, e.g. operating in the Polish pharmaceutical industry and cancer diagnostics, will also be invited as lecturers and guests - thanks to which cooperation will be expanded to include the economic sphere.
Lectures and meetings of the "Cancer Fight Research Club" take place on the Ochota Campus in Warsaw, where a number of Polish Academy of Sciences institutes coexist, departments of biology, chemistry and CeNT scientific centers of the University of Warsaw, as well as units (including two large hospitals) of the Medical University of Warsaw. Lectures and meetings are also open to all interested parties. Therefore, apart from the international scientific community and all willing participants online, they serve the local Warsaw community interested in oncology - from outstanding professors to every resident of the city who can come, listen and discuss with scientists. Lectures and meetings respond to the need for better communication between these groups and the public.
Replacement of cooling centre in Animal House of MMRI PAS
Project manager: Anna Kosson PhD
Specific grant for research-related investment
implementation period: 2019 – 2020, project funding: PLN 504 400
13 IANR Conference
Project manager: Anna Sarnowska MD PhD DSc
Grant for scientific conferences within Social Responsibility of Science/ Excellent Science programme
implementation period: 2020 – 2021, project funding: PLN 71 900
Translational Research Platform in Regenerative Medicine equipped with Cell and Tissue Bank
Project manager: Anna Sarnowska MD PhD DSc
Earmarked subsidy for the maintenance of R & D equipment/ position of a researcher
implementation period: 2020, project funding: PLN 554 599
Bonus on the Horizon for: Identification of the proteasome machinery targets in human cancer
Project manager: Dawid Walerych PhD Hab.
Bonus on the Horizon
implementation period: 2018 – 2021, project funding: PLN 126 230
Increase in research excellence and commercial potential of the Institute by establishment of Rare Disease Research Platform
Project manager: Prof. Maria Barcikowska-Kotowicz MD PhD
Grant for restructuring of research units
implementation period: 2018 – 2019, project funding: PLN 2 360 000
