Sebastian Stecko
New methods of stereocontrolled synthesis of compounds with significant biological activity
Ryszard Ostaszewski
Multicomponent reactions, enzymes and microorganisms in organic synthesis and biotechnology
FNP Prize Winners at the IOC PAS
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Professor Dorota Gryko, who received the Prize in 2025 for developing photochemical methods for the synthesis of organic compounds, has joined the Foundation for Polish Science Prize in the field of applied and materials sciences at the Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
Winners:
Prof. Mieczysław Mąkosza – 2012
Prof. Karol Grela – 2014
Prof. Daniel Gryko – 2017
Prof. Bartosz Grzybowski – 2022
IOC PAS launched the CKCOM project
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At the beginning of the year, the IOC PAS launched the CKCOM project under the FENG 2021–2027 programme, Priority II: Innovation-friendly environment,
Measure FENG 2.1: The International Research Agendas Measure (IRAP FENG), implemented by the Foundation for Polish Science (FNP). The project is co-funded by the European Union.🎯 Project objective: to develop a new generation of molecular memristors based on quantum proton tunnelling, enabling energy-efficient data storage and processing for nanoelectronics, artificial intelligence and edge computing.
🧪 Activities: R&D work carried out by five research teams (design and synthesis of organic compounds, modelling and characterisation of materials, and prototype testing), acquisition of state-of-the-art research equipment, as well as development of human resources and international collaboration.
💰 Total project value: PLN 29,984,500.00
💶 EU contribution: PLN 29,984,500.00
NMR Textbooks availible on IOC webpage
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Interpretation of NMR Spectra – Witold Danikiewicz, Olga Staszewska-Krajewska >
Theoretical Basics and Measurement Techniques – Jarosław Jaźwiński >
IOC PAS
The IOC PAS is a leading Polish research unit conducting research in the field of organic chemistry. The main lines of research concern the methodology of organic synthesis, catalysis and the study of reaction mechanisms. The chemistry of porphyrinoids, supramolecular chemistry and computer-aided organic synthesis are being intensively developed on the basis of the CHEMATICA program, recognized by the Chemistry World journal as one of the 10 most important discoveries of 2019. The Institute is authorized to award doctoral and postdoctoral degrees in chemical sciences. Currently, the research is conducted by 135 researchers, including 14 with the title of professor and 45 doctoral students.
