a project to join

We would like to participate in the Water4all projects, which investigate water pollution detection, management, and quality of water resources, as well as new water purification solutions. Our research focuses on developing self-assembling biological nanostructures that can be used with nanomaterials to purify water and detect pollutants in easy optic way. In addition we offer a one-of-a-kind, AI-powered algorithm for identifying receptor-ligand interactions with the highest affinity, spatial fit, and energy cost. Moreover, our Department of Chemical Synthesis and Analysis offers the fluorescent probes production for biosensing development. Our solution can be used to detect micropollutants such as pathogens, microplastics, heavy metals, and more.

We are interested in collaborating as both a consortium member and a contractor.

https://nanoexpo.eu/


M. Sosnowska, (...) Beata Gromadzka*, Peptide-based rapid and selective detection of mercury in aqueous samples with micro-volume glass capillary fluorometer. (2024), Biosensors

M. Sosnowska, (...) Beata Gromadzka*An ultra-selective and sensitive fluorescent chemosensor based on phage display derived peptide with N-terminal Cu(II)-binding motif. (2024), Biosensors

M. Sosnowska, (...) Beata Gromadzka* Phage display technology in ecotoxicology; phage display derived unique peptide for copper identification in aquatic samples. (2024), Microbial cell factories

Topic 1. Enhancement of water circularity in industries
Topic 2. Urban water circularity
Topic 3. Resource recovery and valorization
Topic 4. Economic, environmental and social implications of water reuse and recovered products

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water purification, microplastic, nanomaterials, ai/ml

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