"Disease understanding and modeling using genomics, multi-omics, organoids and animal models"
Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology PAS | 5-7.11.2025
The event agenda showcased an impressive breadth of topics, combining fundamental research, translational projects, and cutting-edge technologies used in molecular medicine. The program included presentations on, among others, dendritic-cell metabolism in the context of susceptibility to viral infections in individuals with diabetes; the role of mixed-lineage kinases in tumor microenvironment interactions and chemoresistance; the use of iPSCs, induced neurons, and organoids in the study of brain diseases; new concepts for enhancing mRNA vaccine efficacy; and even aspects of historical genomics that help us understand past populations. This broad scope allowed PhD candidates to view molecular medicine from a comprehensive and interdisciplinary perspective.