Team mobility

Name	Host Institution, Country, City	Internship supervisor	Dates of stay	Brief information about the topic of the internship/visit	Funding source
Małgorzata Noworyta	Heidelberg University, Institute for Molecular Systems Engineering and Advanced Materials, Germany, Heidelberg	Eva Blasco	02.07.2026–31.07.2026	To familiarize oneself with 3D printing techniques using the two-photon polymerization method with a Nanoscribe printer and a 780 nm laser; to fabricate micrometer-scale 3D objects using new photoinitiators in the process of radical two-photon photopolymerization.	Interdoctus
Weronika Wałczyk	EPFL – École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, Laboratory for the Chemistry of Materials and Manufacturing, Switzerland, Neuchâtel	Daryl Yee	07.04.2026–31.05.2026	Investigation of cationic photopolymerization processes and evaluation of newly developed cationic photoinitiators, with a particular focus on their application in two-photon 3D printing. The UpNano NanoOne system was used to evaluate the performance of the photoinitiators and their ability to print high-resolution 3D structures.	Interdoctus
Małgorzata Kowalewska	Paris East Créteil University (UPEC); Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France	Davy-Louis Versace	02.03.2026–28.03.2026	Developing expertise in photochemistry and photopolymerization of materials used in 3D bioprinting. Research on new photopolymerization initiators using EPR techniques and characterization of new photocurable compositions using FTIR.	Interdoctus
Weronika Wałczyk, Małgorzata Kowalewska	Paris East Créteil University (UPEC); Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France	Davy-Louis Versace	14.12.2025–22.12.2025	Investigation and characterization of photoinitiators using EPR spectroscopy, with a particular focus on the detection and analysis of radicals formed during photochemical processes; the application of photoinitiators in 3D printing; and the evaluation of the antibacterial properties of the resulting polymeric materials.	LIDER NCBiR
Katarzyna Starzak, Agnieszka Sysło	Paris East Créteil University (UPEC); Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France	Davy-Louis Versace	06.12.2025–26.12.2025	Investigation of the antibacterial properties of newly developed bio-based polymeric materials, with a particular focus on their potential applications in biomedical and advanced material systems. The antimicrobial activity of the obtained polymeric materials was evaluated to assess their effectiveness against selected bacterial strains. In addition, EPR spectroscopy studies were performed to investigate the paramagnetic properties and electronic structure of carbon dots, providing further insight into their potential role in photochemical and antimicrobial processes.	Interdoctus
Patryk Szymaszek	Centre of New Technologies, Warsaw	Silvio Osella	02.01.2025 – 03.03.2025	Development and application of theoretical and computational methods (from quantum chemistry to molecular mechanics/dynamics) to describe chemical, physical and biological phenomena. The laboratory places particular emphasis on the prediction of homogeneous catalysis, protein structures, nanotechnology and physical organic chemistry.	OPUS
Aneta Pietraszek, Agnieszka Sysło, Jakub Pietraszewski	Institut de Science des Materiaux de Mulhouse, France	Jacques Lalevee	03.04.2025-16.04.2025	The intership included the following tasks: Development of advanced IPN systems for 3D bioprinting. Study of carbon dots in hydrogels for theranostic applications. High-resolution imaging to analyze 3D-printed structures.	Miniatura project
Patryk Szymaszek, Patrycja Środa	CEITEC Masaryk University – Core Facility Cellular Imaging (CELLIM), Brno, Czech Republic	Milan Esner	13.06.2023-16.062023	1) fundamentals of image formation 2) principle rules and laws applied in light microscopy 3) Abbe’s resolution 4) principle parts of a light microscope and how to properly acquire images using a widefield or confocal microscope 5) image processing and analysis	OPUS
Filip, Petko, Dominika Krok	Central European Institute of Technology (CEITEC), Brno, Czech Republic	Petr Lepcio	18.03.2023-27.03.2023	Analysis of 3D printouts of pure resins and carbon dots using SEM, Tecan Mira. Observation of the surface of prints containing carbon dots on advanced optical microscopes.	PROM, NAWA
Emilia Hola	School of Chemistry Bristol Univeristy	Wuge Briscoe	03.04.2022-13.03.2022	Surface characterization of materials obtained by photopolymerization processes using advanced physicochemical methods.	PROM, NAWA
Magdalena Jankowska	Central European Institute of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic	Petr Lepcio	10.01.2022-19.01.2022	The internship included the following tasks: Research on nanocomposites. Thermogravimetric tests, strength measurements of prepared samples (Dynamic Mechanical Analysis). Analysis of polymeric materials using scanning electron microscope.	PROM, NAWA
Wiktoria Tomal, Monika Topa	Central European Institute of (CEITEC), Brno, Czech Republic	Petr Lepcio	31.05.2021 – 10.06.2021	The internship included the following tasks: Determination of parameters of light-curing resins for 3D printing in DLP/SLA technology. Analysis of 3D printouts of pure resins and nanocomposites using Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM, TESCAN MIRA).	PROM, NAWA
Emilia Hola	Institut de Science des Matériaux de Mulhouse, France	Jacques Lalevée	01.08.2021-18.12.2021	Implementation of the project “A comprehensive study of photoinitiating systems and photopolymerization processes for 3D printing applications”. Main tasks: Experiments using ESR technique to understand the mechanism of photoinitiating system. Monitoring of photopolymerization processes with novel photoinitiating systems. 3D printing experiments.	Program im. Iwanowskiej NAWA
Wiktoria Tomal	Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Czech Academy of Sciences Praga, Czech Republic Research Group: Advanced Polymers and Composites	Mirosława Duskova-Smrckova	01.10.2021 – 30.10.2021	The internship included the following tasks: Analysis of the photoinitiating mechanism of initiator-monomer systems using NMR technique. Optimization of the resin formulation according to the desired properties of the hydrogel material, i.e. appropriate degree of monomer conversion, appropriate mechanical and physicochemical properties, e.g. ability to swell in a given environment. Optimization of 3D printing parameters for selected resins. Analysis of physicochemical and mechanical properties of the obtained printouts.	Projekt POLIDOCTUS, PK
Maciej Pilch	University of Genoa, Włochy, Department of Civil, Chemical and Environmental Engineering	Giuseppe Piccardo	10.08.2021-20.08.2021	The internship resulted in an opportunity to learn about measurement techniques related to pressure mapping on aerodynamic building models.	PROM, NAWA

Name	Host Institution, Country, City	Internship supervisor	Dates of stay	Brief information about the topic of the internship/visit	Funding source
Ece Dönmez	Istanbul University-Cerrahpasa	Kerem Kilicarslan	01.07.2024-30.08.2024	The internship included the following tasks: Spectroscopic characterization of nanoparticles (absorbance, photolysis). Monitoring of photopolymerization processes of compositions containing nanoparticles using real-time FT-IR technique.	NAWA, PROM
Özge Özükanar	Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey	Emrah Çakmakçı;	15.03.2023-27.03.2023	The internship included the following tasks: Spectroscopic characterization of nanoparticles (absorbance, photolysis). Monitoring of photopolymerization processes of compositions containing nanoparticles using real-time FT-IR technique.	PROM, NAWA
Andrej Vozarik	Central European Institute of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic	Dr Petr Lepcio	13.03.2023-27.03.2023	The internship included the following tasks: Spectroscopic characterization of nanoparticles (absorbance, photolysis). Monitoring of photopolymerization processes of compositions containing nanoparticles using real-time FT-IR technique.	NAWA, PROM
Martina Korčušková	Central European Institute of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic	Dr Petr Lepcio	01.01.2022 – 31.03.2022	The internship included the following tasks: The study of the spectroscopic properties of two varieties of titanium oxide (absorbance, photolysis, emission and excitation spectra). Study of electrochemical properties of titanium oxides. Investigation of the sensitization properties of two polymorphic varieties of titanium oxide, on the example of initiation of radical and cationic photopolymerization processes using iodonium initiators. 3D-VAT printing tests using resins containing titanium oxide as an iodonium salt sensitizer – determination of printing parameters.	ERASMUS
Dajana Gubała	University of Bristol, Bristol, UK	Prof. Wuge Briscoe	06.04.2022 – 15.04.2022	The internship included the following tasks: Spectroscopic characterization of polymer fibers – application of Fluorescence Probe Technique (FPT) and solid state fluorescence analysis. DSC thermal analysis for antimicrobial polymer fibers and control samples.	PROM, NAWA
Martina Korčušková	Central European Institute of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic	Prof. Josef Jančář Dr Petr Lepcio	13.09.2021 – 19.09.2021	The internship included the following tasks: Spectroscopic characterization of nanoparticles (absorbance, photolysis). Monitoring of photopolymerization processes of compositions containing nanoparticles using real-time FT-IR technique.	PROM, NAWA
Juraj Svatik	Central European Institute of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic	Prof. Josef Jančář Dr Petr Lepcio	13.09.2021 – 19.09.2021	The internship included the following tasks: Spectroscopic characterization of nanoparticles (absorbance, photolysis). Monitoring of photopolymerization processes of compositions containing nanoparticles using real-time FT-IR technique.	PROM, NAWA
Aurore Caron	Institut de Science des Matériaux de Mulhouse, France	Prof. Jacques Lalevée	16.10.2021 – 30.10.2021	The internship included the following tasks: Research on photosensitive polymer based on photoisomerizable molecule. Research on photopolymerization processes using real-time FT-IR and photo-DSC techniques. Familiarization with the Fluorescence Probe Technique and its application to the studied polymer in the presence of an appropriate fluorescence sensor.	PROM, NAWA
Hüseyin Cem Kılıçlar	Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey	Prof. Yusuf Yagci	21.11.2021 – 02.12.2021	The internship included the following tasks: Investigation of spectroscopic properties (photolysis) and study of electrochemical properties of unique polymers developed at ITU, new siloxane derivatives and study of conductive properties of these compounds. The use of radicals generated by Mn2(CO)10 in combination with various organic halides to initiate the fabrication of dimensional polymeric materials by 3D-VAT printing technology.	PROM, NAWA