IMol

We are pleased to invite you to the next edition of the IMol Science Club!

📅 Date: April 9th, 2026
🕑 Time: 2:00 PM
📍 Location: IMol, ul. Flisa 6, Warsaw

Our guest speaker will be Prof. Grzegorz Dubin from the Małopolska Centre of Biotechnology, Jagiellonian University.

During this session, Prof. Dubin will present a lecture titled:
“Deciphering peroxisomal import system in Trypanosoma and yeast.”

The event will be hosted by Prof. Agnieszka Chacińska, who warmly invites everyone to join this exciting scientific discussion.

In a recent conversation between Nobel Prize laureate Prof. Victor Ambros and Prof. Dariusz Jemielniak, they highlight a vital reminder for all of us in the research community: the biggest barrier in science today isn't a lack of knowledge - it’s a lack of trust.

Their discussion also shows how breakthroughs like microRNA research have transformed our understanding of gene regulation, illustrating how fundamental curiosity can lead to major discoveries.

The speakers point out the growing problem of misinformation, which undermines public trust in science and makes it harder to communicate research findings. An important theme is the need for greater openness in science, reducing rigid hierarchies, and supporting research freedom.

Overall, the piece shows that the future of science depends not only on biological discoveries but also on communication quality, public trust, and how the scientific community is organized.

🔗 Read the full conversation here: https://academia.pan.pl/victor-ambros-i-dariusz-jemielniak-o-rna-dezinformacji-i-zaufaniu-do-nauki/

fot. Marcin Krokowski