Anna Baranska, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Bergisch Gladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Bergisch Gladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

• Acting as a senior research scientist, supervising and facilitating product and application development and assigning tasks to Team members
• Monitoring, evaluating and reviewing existing processes and procedures and identifying new workflows for isolating myeloid and lymphoid cell subsets in order to improve method robustness and standardization and reduce.
• Conducting and setting agenda for any change in the project and successfully collaborating different departments in order to launch the product.
• Analyzing data and using it to prepare marketing material and webinar reports and presentations, facilitating monthly status reporting activities.
• Performing comprehensive data generation for SARS-CoV-2 specific B cell detection and isolation.

Marseille, France

• Worked in the lab of B. Malissen; focused on understanding the ontogeny and function of tissue resident macrophages.
• Conducted research and understood the ontogeny and function of tissue resident macrophages.
• Showed that skin resident macrophages derive from embryonic precursors and are maintained independently of monocytes.
• Successfully demonstrated that macrophages in the skin play a crucial role in long tattoo persistence.
• Worked on collaborative project between the lab of B. Malissen and Pantec Biosolutions and cultivated robust relationships both internally and externally which enabled research papers to be completed and submitted on.

Pienkow, Poland

• Oversaw the overall development of a project aimed at targeting PPAR-γ and CD26 for the treatment of type 2 diabetes.
• Developed and maintained excellent working relationships with teams and participated in a number of pharmacokinetic or pharmacodynamic experiments conducted in house in mice or rats.
• Provided technical guidance and safety assurance to project teams through all stages of product development and supervised several pharmacodynamic experiments conducted externally.
• Collaborated with a foreign industrial partner (Invitrogen, WI, USA) and supervised a large-scale recombinant enzyme protein expression project, developing and optimizing a peptidase activity assay and transferring the.

Pienkow, Poland

• Monitored and updated research project aimed at targeting PPAR-γ for the treatment of type 2 diabetes and ensured excellent quality of research.
• Planned and performed many in vitro experiments, such as activity assays, compound binding assays, primary cell isolation and culture, qPCR and ELISA.
• Presented research findings and reported data to the supervisors.
• Ensured projects are executed in compliance with regulatory & procedure requirements.

Phd, Immunology, Dc Biology, 1.0, Magna Cum Laude

· PhD topic: The impact of DC maturation on the processing and presentation of antigens in vivo. In details, analyzed, which.

M.Sc., Specialization: Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, 1.0, Very Good

· Thesis title: “Hypoglycaemic action of methylselenocysteine in alloxan - diabetic rabbits. In vitro and in vivo studies” led by Dr. Anna.

B.Sc., Specialization: Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, 1.0, Very Good

· Thesis title: “Importance of diet for the treatment of type 2 diabetes”, led by Prof. Dr. Jadwiga Bryla. · The results obtained during.