A novel bedside solution for individualized human milk fortification for preterm infants
lipidOmics group is a research team at the Department of Analytical Chemistry (Gdańsk University of Technology) focused on separation-driven lipidomics and bioanalytical method development. We develop and apply advanced chromatographic and mass spectrometric workflows to resolve lipid complexity, profile diverse biological samples, and build robust analytical pipelines for biomedical and translational research.
The Faculty of Chemistry at Gdańsk University of Technology cordially invites you to a seminar that will take place on Januray 29, 2026, at the Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk University of Technology, at 13:15 in Auditorium no 1.4.
We are pleased to announce that Adam Macierzanka, PhD, DSc, Eng., university professor, is a co-applicant in an international research project that has received funding from the French government under the ANR-AAPG-2025 programme for the years 2026–2029.
The National Science Centre (NSC) has announced the results of the PRELUDIUM 24 and OPUS 29 calls. We are proud to report that as many as six researchers from the Faculty of Chemistry at Gdańsk University of Technology have obtained funding to carry out their own research projects, while a further two members of our staff will serve as partners in projects led by other scientific institutions.
Seminar – December 11, 13:15 Jacek Namieśnik’s Auditorium, building No. 6
The Faculty of Chemistry at Gdańsk University of Technology cordially invites you to a seminar that will take place on December 11, 2025, at the Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk University of Technology, at 13:15 in Jacek Namieśnik’s Auditorium, building No. 6.
Title: Function-Tailored Two-Dimensional Materials for Environmental Sensing and Biomedical Applications
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Mohsen Adeli, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
LAMM Team Members / photo. S. Demkowicz
On October 24, 2025, the Faculty of Chemistry at Gdańsk University of Technology hosted distinguished visitors: Joanna Sadowska from the United States and Benjamin McLeod from Canada. The purpose of the visit was to familiarize the guests with the research and educational activities of the faculty, as well as its laboratory facilities and historical background.
