Kataryna Wojtak

Katarzyna completed her undergraduate thesis in field of virology at the Warsaw University of LifeSciences (SGGW), where she focused on characterizing cell-mediated immunity in a mixed culture of microglia and astrocytes during SialodacryoadeniNs virus (SDAV) infection.

Currently, she is pursuing her MSc thesis at the Military Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology, investigating the protective effects of noble metal nanoparticles on the central nervous system (CNS) during Coronaviridae infection. Additionally, she is a member of the Interdepartmental Student Research Group of Nanobiotechnology (MKNN) at SGGW, contributing to a project focused on neurobiology. At ICTER, she is involved in the SONATINA 8 project, working alongside Natalia Ochocka.

Research groups

We are interested in creating new approaches for comprehensive inference of developmental trajectories and delineation of cell atlases from single-cell data, understanding the role of cell-to-cell signaling and biological pathways in lineage commitment and transitions between cellular states.

Projects

15.12.2024

Development of new experimental approaches and computational tools for the analysis of single-cell sequencing data

Computational work in our lab focuses on developing new algorithms and scalable tools for analysis of massive single-cell datasets originated from wet lab and their integration across platforms and techniques. In particular, we are interested in creating new approaches for comprehensive inference of developmental trajectories and delineation of cell atlases from single-cell data, understanding the […]

Research groups

Computational Genomics Group

Projects

Development of new experimental approaches and computational tools for the analysis of single-cell sequencing data