Paweł Krysiński |
Affiliation and Official Address:
Professor
of Chemistry
Laboratory of
Electrochemistry
Faculty
of Chemistry,
University
of Warsaw,
02-093
Warsaw, Pasteura 1, POLAND.
E-mail: pakrys@chem.uw.edu.pl; Tel.: (+4822) 5526412
2012 – current Full-time
professor
2004 – 2012 Assistant
professor
1991 – 2004 Adiunct (with DSc), Faculty of Chemistry, University of
Warsaw
1980 – 1991 Adiunct, Lab. of Electrochemistry, Faculty of Chemistry,
University of Warsaw
1979 – 1980 Senior
Assistant, Lab. of Electrochemistry, Faculty of
Chemistry, University of Warsaw
1976 – 1979 PhD
student, Lab. of Electrochemistry, Faculty of Chemistry,
University of Warsaw
(i) Main
field: Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry
(ii)
Other fields: Interfacial
electrochemistry and biophysics, particularly that of biological interfaces;
transfer phenomena across modified interfaces, biomembranes and their models:
self assembled and Langmuir-Blodgett films, bilayer lipid membranes (BLMs);
molecular electronics, biosensors and energy transduction, interfacial
catalysis, conducting polymer 1D and 2D domains within or on the molecular films
at the electrode surface.
Superparamagnetic nanoparticles, surface and core modifications and
applications (e.g., targeted drug delivery)
Current
research interest
Charge transfer, energy
transduction and molecular electronics in molecular film assemblies (e.g.,
self-assembled monolayers on a conducting support, hybrid
alkanethiol/phospholipid bilayers, bilayer lipid membranes (BLMs) and
phospholipid bilayers tethered to a conducting support) This research has the
objective getting the insight into the workings of biomembranes and design and
development of systems capable of biosensing, storing and transducing energy at
the molecular level.
Other area of interest
covers functionalization of magnetic nanoparticles with organic molecules
affecting their magnetic properties and applications. One of the current
research is the attachment of drugs and/or “vector” molecules to the surface of
SPIONs (Superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Nanoparticles) for targeted drug delivery
in the external magnetic field. Also, core modifications with “soft”
radionuclides with simultaneous “internal” radio- and magnetothermal therapy.
I am currently involved in two projects related to the above research.
Applied Electrochemistry, lecture, 3rd year
curriculum,
Bioelectrochemistry,
specialization lecture, semester IIM, together
with Prof. Renata Bilewicz
2002 Senior fellow –
fellowship from the Center for Materials Research,
Michigan
State University, USA
2001 – 2002 Visiting researcher, Michigan State
University, Dept. of Chemistry, USA
1997 – 1998 Visiting professor,
NATO-CNR grant, 4 months, awarded out of 6
grants for
Central and Eastern Europe, University of Florence, Italy
1992 – 1994 Visiting researcher
at the University of California at Berkeley, Dept.
of
Chemistry, Berkeley, USA
1984 – 1986 Postdoc at Michigan
State University, Physiol. Dept., Membrane
Biophys Lab., USA
Research Funding and International Collaboration
Grants in Force:
2016-2019 Coordinator: NCN grant 2016/21/B/ST4/02133, „Superparamagnetyczne
nanocząstki znakowane emiterami promieniowania beta-
dla jednoczesnej wewnętrznej radioterapii i hipertermii”.
Project
title: „Superparamagnetic nanoparticles labelled with beta(-) radionuclides
for simultaneous internal radiotherapy and hyperthermia”.
2015-2017 Task coordinator, Sinergia
Project no. CRSII2_154451/1: “Design, synthesis and
characterization of lipidic nanomaterials for biomedical and biosensing applications”, Swiss National Science
Foundation.
Prior Support:
2014-2016 Task coordinator: Polish-Swiss Research Program (Polsko-Szwajcarski Program Badawczy) PSPB-079/2010 „Projektowanie
Lipidowych
Mezofaz
Ciekłokrystalicznych jako Nowych Funkcjonalnych Nanomateriałów dla
Bioenergetyki i Bioczujników”.
Project
title: „Tailored
Lipidic Mesophases as Novel Functional
Nanomaterials in Bioenergetics and Biosensing”
2011-2013 Task coordinator: Projekt Badawczy Rozwojowy 501/58-PBR-11 „Mikrobiogniwo i współpracujący
z nim czujnik warstwowy” (NCBR Grant)
Project title: „Microbiofuel cell for layered sensors”
2005-2007
Task coordinator: Projekt
Badawczy Zamawiany PBZ18 (Ministry of Education and Science
grant PBZ KBN-098/T09/2003); "Nowa
generacja
molekularnych
warstw przewodzących do zastosowań w analitycznej
diagnostyce
medycznej oraz bioelektronice".
Project
title: „New
generation of conducting molecular layers for analytical
and medical diagnosis and bioelectronics.
2000-2003
Coordinator of the State Committee for Scientific
Research (Polish governmental agency) No 3T09A 117 19.
Project title: Electrochemical
studies on mono- and bimolecular films modified with redox centers deposited on
the electrode surface.
2001-2002 Coordinator
of the State Committee for Scientific Research (Polish governmental agency)
grant
Project
title: Synthesis of conducting
polymers with use of alkanethiol monolayers as molecular matrices.
1995-1998
Coordinator of the State Committee for Scientific
Research (Polish governmental agency) grant.
Project
title: Mono- and bimolecular layers
at the electrode surfaces
- their formation and charge
transfer and separation in such systems.
International Collaboration:
2004-2006 Coordinator of the
Polish-USA joint research project (PAN-NSF)
Project
title: Characterizing and Controlling Reactive Group Density
at
Mono- and Multilayer
Interfaces.
2001-2002
Coordinator NATO
Collaborative Linkage Grant Poland–USA, No 977966;
Project title: Studies of
Molecular Films at Electrode and Optical Interfaces
1999-2000
Polish Coordinator of Phare-SCI-TECH II PL9611-02-02
grant for the project
preparation within the EU FP5 1st
Horizontal Programme "Quality of Life and
Management of Living Resources", Key Action: "The
Cell Factory".
Project title: Solid supported bilayer lipid membranes with spacer for the
incorporation of biomolecules and integral proteins,
designed for biosensor and
drug screening applications.
Participating
countries: Poland, Italy, United Kingdom, Germany, Israel.
1997-2001 Project
Coordinator in the Scientific and Technological Cooperation
Joint
Project (Italy-Poland);
Project
title: Supramolecular design of
electrodes for molecular recognition and
selectivity in electrochemical reactions
1997-1999
Principal Investigator in the NATO International
Scientific Exchange
Programmes LINKAGE GRANT, (Poland-Italy-Netherlands);
Project
title: Two membrane models for drug
monitoring and sensing.
- Number of papers in refereed
journals: 87
- Sum
of times cited: 1005
- Number of books: 1 chapter H.
T. Tien, J. Kutnik, P. Krysiński ,
Z. K, Lojewska, "Electronic
Properties of Electroactive Bilayer Lipid Membranes", in: "Electrical
Double Layers in Biology", ed. by M.Blank, (Plenum Press, N.Y.), pp.
149‑168 (1986).
- Number
of review papers: 4
Selected
recent publications:
1. Mazur M. Krysiński P.
Michota-Kamińska A. Bukowska J. Rogalski J. Blanchard G. J., Immobilization
of laccase on gold, silver and indium tin oxide by
zirconium-phosphonate-carboxylate (ZPC) coordination chemistry, Bioelectrochemistry,
71, 15-22, 2007
2. Dominska M., Mazur M., Greenough K.P., Koan
M.M., Krysiński P.G. Blanchard G. J., Probing Organization and Communication
at Layered Interfaces, Bioelectrochemistry, 70, 421-434, 2007
3. Majewski P, Krysinski P., Synthesis,
surface modifications, and size-sorting of mixed nickel-zinc ferrite colloidal
magnetic nanoparticles, Chem. a European J., 14, 7961-7968, 2008
4. Dominska M, Krysinski P, Blanchard G.J. Interrogating
interfacial organization in planar bilayer structures, Langmuir, 24,
8785-8793, 2008
5. Brzozowska M., Oberts B.P., Blanchard G.J.,
Majewski J., Krysinski P. Design and
characterization of novel tether layer for coupling a bilayer lipid membrane to
the surface of gold, Langmuir, 25, 9337-9345, 2009
6. Brzozowska
M., Krysiński P. Synthesis and functionalisation of magnetic
nanoparticles with covalently bound electroactive compound doxorubicin, Electrochim.
Acta, 54, 5065-5070, 2009
7. Nowicka, A.M., Kowalczyk, A., Donten, M.,
Krysinski P., Stojek, Z., Influence of a magnetic nanoparticle as a drug
carrier on the activity of anticancer drugs: Interactions of double stranded
DNA and doxorubicin modified with a carrier, Anal. Chem., 81,
7474-7483, 2009.
8. Mazur M., Krywko-Cendrowska A., Krysinski P.,
Rogalski J., Encapsulation of laccase in
a conducting polymer matrix: A simple route towards polypyrrole microcontainers, Synthetic Metals, 159,
1731-1738 2009.
9. Kępińska D., Blanchard G.J., Krysiński P., Stolarski J., Kijewska
K., Mazur M., Pyrene-loaded polypyrrole microvessels,
Langmuir, 27, 12720, 2011
10. Nieciecka D.,
Krysiński P., Interactions of doxorubicin with self-assembled
monolayer-modified electrodes: electrochemical, surface plasmon resonance (SPR)
and gravimetric studies, Langmuir, 27, 1100, 2011.
11.
Maciejewska J., Pisarek K. ,Bartosiewicz I., Krysiński P., Jackowska K., Bieguński A.T. Selective
detection of dopamine on poly(indole-5-carboxylic acid)/tyrosinase
electrode Electrochim. Acta, 56, 2011,3700-3706.
12.
Nawara, K.;
Krysinski, P.; Blanchard, G. J. Doxorubicin is a photocatalyst for the generation of H2O2 RSC ADVANCES 2 2012, 4059-4061.
13. Nawara K., Romiszewski J., Kijewska K., Szczytko J., Twardowski A., Mazur
M., Krysinski P. Adsorption
of doxorubicin onto citrate stabilized magnetic nanoparticles J. Phys. Chem. C, 116, 2012, 5598-5609.
14. Nawara K., Krysinski P.;
Blanchard, G., Photoinduced Reactivity of Doxorubicin: Catalysis and
Degradation, J. Phys. Chem.
A 116 2012, 4330-4337.
15. Nowicka A., Kowalczyk A., Jarzebinska
A., Donten M., Krysinski
P., Stojek Z., Augustin E., Mazerska
Z. Progress in targeting
tumor cells by using drug-magnetic nanoparticles conjugate Biomacromolecules 14, 2013,
828-833.
16. Kijewska K., Blanchard G.J., Szlachetko, J., Stolarski
J., Kisiel A., Michalska A., Maksymiuk K., Pisarek M., Majewski P., Krysinski P., Mazur M Photopolymerized polypyrrole microvessels Chemistry - A European Journal, 18, 2013, 310-320.
17. Jackowska K., Krysinski P. New
trends in the electrochemical sensing of dopamine Anal. Bioanal. Chem. 405, 2013, 3753-3771.
18. Nieciecka, D.; Joniec,
A.; Blanchard, G. J.; Krysinski P., Interactions of Doxorubicin
with Organized Interfacial Assemblies. 1. Electrochemical Characterization Langmuir, 29, 2013, 14560-1456.
19. Nieciecka, D.; Krolikowska,
A.; Setiawan, I.; Krysinski
P.; Blanchard G.J., Interactions of Doxorubicin with Organized
Interfacial Assemblies. 2. Spectroscopic Characterization Langmuir 29, 2013,14570-14579.
20. Nieciecka D., Nawara K., Kijewska K., Nowicka A.M., Mazur M., Krysinski
P. Solid-core and hollow magnetic nanostructures:
synthesis, surface modifications and biological applications Bioelectrochemistry
3, 2013, 2-14.
21. Kijewska K., Jarzebinska A., Kowalska J., Jemielity J., Kepinska D., Szczytko J., Pisarek M., Wiktorska K., Stolarski J., Krysinski P., Twardowski A., Mazur M. Magnetic-Nanoparticle-
Decorated Polypyrrole Microvessels:
Toward Encapsulation of mRNA Cap Analogues Biomacromolecules, 14, 2013 1867-1876.
22. Nawara, K.; McCracken, J. L.; Krysinski,
P.; Blanchard, G.; Structure-Dependent Complexation of Fe3+
by Anthracyclines. 1. The Importance of Pendent Hydroxyl Functionality, J. Phys. Chem. B, 117 2013 6859-6867.
23. Nawara, K.; Beeckman, H.; Krysinski, P.; Blanchard G.J., Structure-Dependent Complexation of Fe3+ by Anthracyclines.
2. The Roles of Methoxy and Daunosamine
Functionalities, J. Phys. Chem. B, 117 2013 6868-6873.
24. Nieciecka, D. Krolikowska A. Krysinski P. Probing the interactions of mitoxantrone
with biomimetic membranes with electrochemical and spectroscopic techniques
Electrochim. Acta, 165, 2015 430-442.
25. Nieciecka, D.; Krolikowska,
A; Joniec, A., Krysinski
P., Partitioning of doxorubicin into Langmuir
and Langmuir-Blodgett biomimetic mixed monolayers: Electrochemical and
spectroscopic studies J. Electroanal.
Chem., 710 2013 59-69.
26. Kotecka K., Krysinski P, Effect of tetracycline
antibiotic on the monolayers of phosphatidylcholines at the air-water interface, Colloids and Surf.,
486 2015 678-686.
27. Majdecka, D.; Draminska,
S.; Stolarczyk, K.; Kizling M., P. Krysinski,
Golimowski
J., Biernat J.F., Bilewicz R., Sandwich Biobattery with Enzymatic Cathode and Zinc
Anode Integrated with Sensor J. Electrochem. Soc., 162 2015 F555-F559.
28. Nieciecka D., Królikowska A., Blanchard G.J., Krysiński
P. Hydrophilic iron oxide nanoparticles
probe the organization of biomimetic layers: electrochemical and spectroscopic
evidence Electrochim. Acta, 209, 2016 671-681.
29. Joniec A., Sek S., Krysinski P. Magnetoliposomes as Potential Carriers of Doxorubicin to Tumours, Chemistry
– A European Journal 22 2016
17715-17724
30. Monoolein Cubic Phase Gels
and Cubosomes Doped with Magnetic
Nanoparticles–Hybrid Materials for Controlled Drug Release, ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces 9, 2017, 2796−2805.
31. Niescioruk A., Nieciecka D., Puszko A.K., Królikowska A., Kosson P., Perret
G.Y., Krysinski P., Misicka
A., Physicochemical properties and in
vitro cytotoxicity of iron oxide-based nanoparticles modified with
antiangiogenic and antitumor peptide A7R, J. Nanopart. Res. 19, 2017, 160
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