Lab Members |
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 Daniel K. Wójcik Laboratory head Ph.D. 2000, D.Sc. 2008, Prof. 2015 |
 Mark J. HuntAssistant professor My research interests are psychopharmacology and in vivo electrophysiology. Specifically, I am developing projects directed towards understanding the mechanisms and behavioural consequences of abnormal high frequency oscillations, after ketamine, in freely moving rats. Further details of my research can be found here. |
 Piotr MajkaAssistant professor My research interests focus on processing and combining image data obtained from various imaging techniques across different spatial scales. This includes magnetic resonance imaging, photographies of stained sections, connectivity data etc. I am also interested in creating and distributing digital brain atlases. |
Sylwia Bednarek |
Marta Bejtka |
 Michał CzerwińskiPhd student M.Sc. in Neuroinformatics email: m.czerwinski@nencki.edu.pl After studying neuroinformatics at Physics Department of Warsaw University, I moved from EEG analysis (B.Sc. thesis on neurofeedback) to LFP analysis at Nencki Institute. |
 Jakub M. Dzik (Kowalski)Postdoc; M.Sc. 2011, PhD. 2019 email: j.m.dzik@nencki.edu.pl My background is computer science combined with basics of biology. As a part of my studies I analyse and model behavioral data of mice obtained from IntelliCage system. I also develop a software for online repositories of high-resolution brain tissue images of different modalities. |
Urszula Malinowska |
Jacek Rogala |
Joanna Jędrzejewska – Szmek |
Ziemowit Sławiński |
 Władysław Średniawa Phd student email: w.sredniawa@nencki.edu.pl |
 Marek WaligóraPhd student email: m.waligora@nencki.edu.pl I am a philosopher / cognitive scientist and an electroradiology technician. My scientific interests focus on the use of virtual reality in scientific research. I am also interested in research on the impact of games on cognitive functions, I am currently participating in a project combining various neurostimulation methods with VR to strengthen cognitive functions, mainly working memory and attention mechanisms. |
 prof. Andrzej Wróbel Ph.D., D. Scemail: a.wrobel@nencki.gov.pl Electrophysiological and BOLD correlates of attention and working memory. The validation of neurofeedback-EEG method. http://wrobelvision.com |
 Jacek WróbelPhd student MSc in Psychology, BSc in Neurobiology email: j.wrobel@nencki.edu.pl I am interested in the neurophysiological basis of psychiatric disorders, particularly focused on abnormal oscillatory brain activity and behavioural changes as a result of ketamine administration in the NMDA receptor hypofunction model of psychosis. |
| Ada Sawilska Lab Manager email: neuroinflab@nencki.edu.pl Student of Biomedical Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology. |
| Piotr Szulim Research Assistant in project MONASH |
Alumni and previous lab members |
| Katarzyna Król Lab Manager Student of Neuroinformatics at the University of Warsaw. |
 Karolina SokołowskaLab Manager Student of Neuroinformatics at the University of Warsaw. |
 Gabriela SaworskaResearch Assistant in project MONASH |
| Adam Busch MSc, MIMUW (2010) Separation of sources of neurobiological signals using independent component analysis |
| Grzegorz Furga MSc, MIMUW (2010) Reconstruction of three-dimensional brain structures using geometric region growing |
| Gabriela Mochol PhD, Nencki (2010) Stochastic properties of superior colliculus cells of the cat to moving stimuli moved to: postdoc in Barcelona, Spain |
| Jan Potworowski PhD, Nencki (2013) Reconstruction and localization of sources of field potentials moved to: Samsung R&D, Warsaw |
| Jacek Rogala PhD, Nencki (2014) The role of perigeniculate nucleus (PGN) in modulation of responses of thalamo-cortical relay cells of lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) of the cat moved to: postdoc at Nencki Institute, Warsaw Laboratory of the Visual System |
| Piotr Majka PhD, Nencki (2014) Integration of data from short-tail opossum brain structure imaging moved to: postdoc at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia |
| Helena Głąbska PhD, Nencki (2016) Walidacja metod analizy rejestracji elektrofizjologicznych przy użyciu danych symulacyjnych moved to: Samsung R&D, Warsaw |
 Chaitanya Chintaluri PhD, Nencki (2017)Effects of geometry and conductivity on propagation of electric field in neural tissue, and reconstruction of neural sources from electric potential. moved to: postdoc at University of Oxford, Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics |
| Szymon Łęski Habilitation, Nencki (2016) moved to: Samsung R&D, Warsaw |
| Michał Czerwiński MSc, FUW (2014) Identification and elimination of response artifact in extracellular potentials recorded from brain slices |
| Konrad Solarz MSc, FUW (2015) Dendritic spines shapes analysis with machine learning methods |
 Anna SamselLab Manager, 09.2014-06.2015 email: a.samsel@nencki.gov.pl Graduated from Audiophonology and Public Health at Warsaw Medical University and from Neuroinformatics at the University of Warsaw. Moved to PhD studies in the Belgium. |
Maria Nowicka |
 Jan MąkaData Scientist M.Sc. in Neuroinformatics email: j.maka@nencki.gov.pl moved to: PhD student at Faculty of Physics UW Analysis of interactions in complex biological systems |
Maciej Śmigielski |
Emilia Chojak |
Natalia Jermakow |
 Tomasz GórskiPhD in Physics, 2013, Postdoc 2015 Worked on models of LFP in Nucleus Accumbens (monopolar character of HFO). Before, he was working on density fluctuations in Bose-Einstein condensate at Center for Theoretical Physics PAS. Moved to a postdoc in EITN in Paris. |
Interns |
| Joanna Tereszczuk (2006) |
Collaborators, visitors, friends |
| Rembrandt Bakker, Nijmegen, Netherlands |
| Jan Bjaalie, Trygve Leergaard, Oslo, Norway |
| Gaute Einevoll, Oslo, Norway |
| Leszek Kaczmarek, Warsaw, Poland |
| Ewelina Knapska, Warsaw, Poland |
| Katarzyna Radwańska, Warsaw, Poland |
| Marcello Rosa, Melbourne, Australia |
| Dirk Schubert, Nijmegen, Netherlands |
| Tomáš Páleníček, Prague, Czech Republic |
