Mikołaj Frączyk, Przemysław Nogły and Mateusz Sikora will establish three new Dioscuri Centres at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków. The Polish-born scientists, currently working in Germany, Switzerland and the US, will be conducting research in Random Walks in Geometry and Topology, Structural Dynamics of Receptors and Modeling of Post-translational Modifications.
Dioscuri is a program initiated by the Max Planck Society to support scientific excellence in Central and Eastern Europe. The winners of the fourth international call for Dioscuri Centres published by the Max Planck Society and the National Science Centre Poland (NCN) will join the five Dioscuri Centres already established in Warsaw.