Barbara Klimczak

MSc

In 2021 I obtained my master’s degree in Molecular Biotechnology in the Department of Analytical Biochemistry at Jagiellonian University. The same year I have joined Laboratory of Metabolomics as a PhD student. In my project, I’m aiming to explore the adaptation mechanisms of invasive freshwater cyanobacteria. My research interests centre around the topics related to microbiology and genetic. Recently I started developing skills in C and Python language.
room: A242 (4.1.30), phone: +48 12 664 65 15

   
 

 

Bartosz Lelito

Msc

I graduated with a master's degree in Molecular Biotechnology in 2022. I have been a part of the Laboratory of Metabolomics since my undergraduate studies. In my research, I focus on discovering new cyanobacterial secondary metabolites and finding potential applications for them. I am interested in the methodology of science and other ways of gaining knowledge about the world.
room: A201 (4.1.34), phone: +48 12 664 65 10

 

 

 

Saravana Kumar Selvaraj

MSc 

I am Saravana Kumar Selvaraj from India, graduated from Jagiellonian University and joined as a PhD student in Metabolomics Laboratory. In the lab I am trying to optimize the production of cyanophycin (a secondary metabolite) from different cyanobacterial strains and find it's perpetual application in the field of biotechnology. Before joining as a PhD student, I was working in cyanotoxins under the guidance of dr. Ariel Kamiński. In my free time, I used to play sports particularly badminton and cricket, also I enjoy travelling and sight seeing.
room: A201 (4.1.34), phone: +48 12 664 65 10
 

 

Antonina Waloszek

MSc
I have obtained my Master’s Degree in Molecular Biotechnology in the Department of Plant Biotechnology and spent all of my  Bachelor’s and Master’s studies as well as first year of my PhD studies researching variety in chemical composition of plant secondary cell wall hemicelluloses. I have joined Laboratory of Metabolomics in September of 2025. Since then, the focus of my research shifted to changes occurring in physiology and metabolomics of freshwater cyanobacteria and algae under environmental stress factors. I am particularly interested in factors contributing to blooms and subsequent massive fish mortality caused by Prymnesium parvum. Privately I am also interested in food science, creative writing and popularization of knowledge.
room: A201 (4.1.34), phone: +48 12 664 65 10 
   

Maksym Marmuliak

room: A201 (4.1.34), phone: +48 12 664 65 10