About the Centre

The NanoBioMedical Centre – Overview and Mission

The primary mission of the NanoBioMedical Centre (CNBM) is to conduct scientific and educational activities in the interdisciplinary fields of nanoscience and nanotechnology, at both doctoral and master's levels. CNBM's interdisciplinary approach integrates physical, chemical, biological, medical sciences, and materials engineering within the framework of nanotechnology.

The research at CNBM focuses on the production and comprehensive characterization of nanomaterials and exploring their application potential in areas such as diagnostics, tissue engineering, targeted therapy, energy conversion and storage, catalysis, sensors, and nanoelectronics.

Infrastructure and Funding

The infrastructure of CNBM, including its building, laboratories, and equipment, was funded through the key project under Measure 13.1 Higher Education Infrastructure of Priority XIII of the Operational Programme Infrastructure and Environment, titled "Inter-University NanoBioMedical Centre."

Our Resources and Collaborations

• State-of-the-art Laboratories: Equipped with unique research apparatus valued at 90 million PLN.
• Academic Collaboration: Involves over 20 professors from Adam Mickiewicz University and partner institutions, as well as 25 professors from international partner universities.
• Scientific Staff: Comprising over 30 researchers with PhDs in physics, biophysics, chemistry, biological sciences, technical sciences, and medicine.
• Doctoral Students: More than 40 PhD candidates conducting interdisciplinary research in nanoscience and nanotechnology.
• Master’s Students: Approximately 150 students engaged in educational activities, laboratory projects, master's theses, and seminars at CNBM.
• Scientific Network: A robust network of over 40 national and international partner institutions collaborating on joint grant applications, hosting doctoral internships, facilitating academic exchanges, and organizing conferences and scientific seminars.