Head of Laboratory: prof. dr hab. Janusz Kasperczyk
tel. +48 32 271 60 77 ext. 230
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The activities of the Laboratory revolve around the synthesis of new biodegradable materials for application in medicine and pharmacy, mainly for constructing biodegradable implants, resorbable beds for tissue cultures as well as systems for the controlled release of medicinal substances. Studies are performed on the mechanism of initiation and growth of homo- and copolymer chains using nontoxic initiators, which ensures biocompatibility of obtained materials with human tissue. Designing the microstructure of copolymer chains enables controlling the resorbtion time of products made from obtained polymer materials, and in the case of CDDS – controlling also the kinetics of releasing medicinal substances.
LABORATORY OF POLYMER BIOMEDICAL MATERIALS
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Address and contact details
Our Address:
ul. M. Curie-Skłodowskiej 34
41-819 Zabrze
Phone/Fax:
Tel. +48 32 271-60-77
Fax +48 32 271-29-69
ul. M. Curie-Skłodowskiej 34
41-819 Zabrze
Phone/Fax:
Tel. +48 32 271-60-77
Fax +48 32 271-29-69
Rzecznik prasowy:
Prof. dr hab. Grażyna Adamus, tel. +48 32 271-60-77 w. 226
Prof. dr hab. Grażyna Adamus, tel. +48 32 271-60-77 w. 226
Inspektor Ochrony Danych:
mgr Paulina Gąsior, tel. +48 32 271-60-77 w. 236
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mgr Paulina Gąsior, tel. +48 32 271-60-77 w. 236
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In short
The Center belongs to category A of scientific facilities in Poland. It was established on January 1, 2007 as a result of a merger of the Center of Polymer Chemistry of PAN in Zabrze and the Institute of Carbochemistry of PAN in Gliwice – two centers of the Polish Academy of Sciences which, for many years, had been conducting systematic work on the production and properties of macromolecular polymer and carbon materials.
