14–16 Sept 2026
Faculty of Chemistry Jagiellonian University
Europe/Warsaw timezone

Agenda

Agenda of the JOINT MEETING 2026

Date

Time range

 

14.09.2026

13:00 – 14:00  

Registration and welcome lunch

14:00 – 15:30

Session I – Information and support for synchrotron users

15:30 – 16:00

Coffee break

16:00 – 17:30  

Session II - Cryo-microscopy and structural biology

17:30 – 20:00

Poster session

15.09.2026

9:00 – 10:30

Session III – Soft matter and biomedical research

10:30 – 11:00

Coffee break

11:00 – 13:00

Session IV – Materials chemistry and engineering

13:00 – 14:00  

Lunch

14:00 – 15:30

Session V – Nanotechnology and quantum materials

15:30 – 16:00

Coffee break

16:00 – 17:30  

Session VI – Geoscience, space science and applied research

19:00 – 23:00

Networking dinner

16.09.2026

9:00 – 10:30

Session VII – Research offer of CERIC-ERIC

10:30 – 11:00

Coffee break with 10th anniversary cake

11:10 – 12:50

Session VIII CERIC supported research and featured talks

12:50 – 14:00  

Concluding remarks and goodbye lunch

 

Invited talks:

I-1, Mariusz Czarnocki-CieciuraATP-dependent DNA damage recognition by UvrA: The use of Cryo-EM in the study of protein conformational changes (Mon, 16:00) 

I-2, Przemysław NogłyFrom static structures to molecular movies: time-resolved serial crystallography of light-sensing receptors (Tue, 9:00) 

I-3, Bartłomiaj LemieszekMeasurement Approaches In Solid Oxide Cell Technology: From Ex Situ To Operando Characterization (Tue, 11:00) 

I-4, Michał ŚlęzakStudying low-dimensional antiferromagnets with synchrotron radiation (Tue, 12:30) 

I-5, Łukasz KłopotowskiMapping Out Element-Specific Carrier Relaxation Pathways in Double Perovskite Nanocrystals with Femtosecond X-ray Absorption (Tue, 14:00) 

I-6, Keyron Hickman-LewisExploring Earth’s earliest ecosystems with synchrotron-based techniques: implications for the search for life on Mars (Tue, 16:00) 

I-7, Beata Bochentyn, Towards Understanding the Beneficial Impact of SOFC Anode Catalytic Layers through Complementary Studies at SOLARIS and ESRF (Wed, 11:10) 

I-8, Juraj KrempaskyTBA (Wed, 12:20) 


 

Oral presentations:

O-01, Agnieszka Witkowska, Polish Synchrotron Radiation Society – supporting the Polish photon-science community   

O-02, Marcin Sikora, Adrianna Wawrzyniak, Artur Biela, Update from SOLARIS Centre - accelerators, beamlines, cryo-electron microscopy facility 

O-03, Ryszard Sobierajski, Support for Polish Users of EuXFEL   

O-04, Anna Wolska, New grant for Poland’s participation in the ESRF   

O-05, Magdalena Schacherl, Ribosomes at work: Visualizing translational dynamics directly in cells via cryo-electron tomography  

O-06, Joanna Śliwiak, Building beyond the icosahedron: novel virus-like particles and the structural basis of their assembly   

O-07, Elżbieta Wątor-Wilk, The enigma of NIF3. structure without the function.   

O-08, Sylwia Bobis-WozowiczCryoEM-Guided Engineering of Extracellular Vesicles for Regenerative Medicine and Precision Genome Editing 

O-09, Marta GapińskaCapturing “Protein Spaghetti”: Biosaxs And Frap Analysis Of Phase-Separated Plant Cwc22 

O-10, Maciej Roman, Scientific capabilities of the s-SNOM/AFM-IR endstation  

O-11, Adam Czempik, Structural divergence in ferrite-silica nanocomposites 

O-12, Wojciech Sas, X-ray absorption spectroscopy investigation of pressure-driven spin crossover in a two-dimensional Hofmann clathrate  

O-13, Javed Shah, Enhancing the power density of a multinuclear Cobalt (II) cluster by the addition of a redox active electrolyte 

O-14, Mohammad Sadegh Shakeri, Mapping magneto-chemical heterogeneity in laser-synthesized bimodal colloids via synchrotron XAS and STXM 

O-15, Regina Stachura, Analysis of Ti and TiO2 nanolayers irradiated with HCI Xequsing SR-GIXRF and SR-XRR methods  

O-16, Krzysztof Matlak, First demonstration of X-ray ptychography at the SOLARIS STXM  

O-17, Żaneta Szaforz, Experimental validation of a CMOS-based Bragg crystal spectrometer at the SOLARIS synchrotron  

O-18, Islam Gomaa, Autonomous Sampling α-Fe2O3 Hollow Microspheres with Carbon-Stabilized Defects: Calcination-Tuned Humidity Sensor Performance 

O-19, Michał Silarski, Neutron Activation Analysis Laboratory at NCPS Solaris 

O-20, Ornela De Giacomo, General presentation of CERIC-ERIC 

O-21, Lisa Vaccari, Towards Elettra 2.0: new challenges and opportunities for Science at CERIC 

O-22, Heinz Amenitsch, Small-Angle Scattering at TU Graz: Facilities and Scientific Highlights  

O-23, Janez Plavec, NMR Spectroscopy In Structural Studies 

O-24, Federica Mantovani, PPR@CERIC: An Integrated Research Infrastructure for Pathogen Research Including Advanced Genomics, Single-Cell Multi-Omics and Virology Unit

O-25, Marek Stankiewicz, 10 years of SOLARIS at CERIC-ERIC

O-26, Simone Amatori, The Cecomec Project: Ceria-Based Compounds As Effective Catalyst For Electrochemical Cells  

O-27, Maciej Jankowski, AI-Driven Automation and Assistance at Synchrotron Facilities