Functional and Structural Human Research Centre is a unit within Faculty of Physical Education and Health Promotion. There are four fully equipped laboratories conducting research in sports and medicine. Please, have a look at detailed information here

Please, indicate in your application in which of the following laboratories, you choose to conduct your reasearch in.
Laboratories:
Physiology
Kinesiology
Exercise Biochemistry
Genetics

1. Department of Molecular Biology and Cytology
prof. Lidia Skuza, prof. US
– genetic analysis of plant and animal material, organellar genome analysis
– aparature: Bioanalyser Experion, Automated Electrophoresis Station (BioRad), system for documentation and analysis of fluorescent and chemiluminescent labelled gels G:Box (Syngene), ChemiDoc XRST (BioRad), CFX96 Real-Time System (BioRad)

Dr. Ewa Filip
– protein electrophoresis 1-DE, 2-DE. Analysis of cereal proteins: electrophoretic separation of proteins in systems: Stain-Free (Criterion TGX Stain-Free) and Criterion TGX. Gel analysis and archiving ChemiDoc XRS (BioRad) Image lab.5.1 Beta (BioRad)

Dr. Magdalena Achrem, dr. Anna Kalinka
– epifluorescence microscope Axio Imager Z2 (Carl Zeiss, Oberkochen, Germany), GenASIs software (Applied Spectral Imaging, Yokneam, Israel)

2. Department of Hydrobiology and General Zoology
A laboratory base available under the supervision of an employee of the Department of Hydrobiology and General Zoology.
prof. Robert Czerniawski
– histological technique
– preparation of tissue for study, analysis of tissue structures under a microscope, measurement of structures under a microscope with computer software
– computer analysis of semen
– study of the influence of environmental factors on sperm motility and vitality
– zooplankton ecology in rivers and lakes as well as dam reservoirs
– macrozoobenthos ecology in rivers and lakes
– ichthyofauna ecology in rivers and lakes
– biological indicators of water status

prof. Katarzyna Dziewulska
– histological technique – preparation of microscopic slide from tissue, computer assisted analysis of tissue, structure measurement under microspope using computer software (gamatogenesis and gonadal cycle of fish)
– computer assisted sperm analysis- investigation of influence of environmental factors on spermatozoa motility , vitality (mostly fish)

Dr. Łukasz Sługocki

1. Research on zooplankton communities (Rotifera, Cladocera, Copepoda). Field and experimental studies.
2. Equipment for sampling of aquatic micro-invertebrates: nets, samplers. Multiparameter probe. Optical microscopes. Laminar chamber. Access to the Rotifera, Cladocera and Copepoda taxonomic keys.

3. Department of the Vertebrates Zoology and Anthropology

prof. Dariusz Wysocki

– fly initiation dystans (FID) and breeding success in individualy marked urban population of European blackbirds Turdus merula.

Phd Student will take a part in studies of ecology individually marked European blackbirds in Zeromski park in Szczecin

4. Department of Botany and the Preservation of Nature

Prof. Agnieszka Popiela
– botanic, taxonomic analyses – microscoping

5. The Center of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology – Laboratory of the Environmental Researches (center is located in Małkocin, ca. 40 km outside of Szczecin)

Research offer:
Image research using a scanning electron microscope in the field of botany.
Apparatus and laboratory equipment available:
• scanning electron microscope EVO 10 LS and instrumentation in the form of a dryer
at the critical point and sprayers, enabling professional preparation of biological samples for imaging.
• highly specialized stereoscopic SteREO Lumar V12 microscope,
• basic laboratory equipment (driers, incubators, laboratory scales, automatic pipettes).
Terms of use:
Coverage of the cost of height consumables depending on the number of tests performed
(eg: compressed nitrogen, argon, tables, tape, fiber, gold plate for dusting).