Conferences
- The 1st ERNEST conference:
"GPCR Pharmacology:
Activation, Signalling and Drug Design",
October 28-30, 2019,
Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
Group Members > Slawomir Filipek
Prof. Sławomir Filipek, PhD DSc
e-mail address: sfilipek|chem.uw.edu.pl
phone# +48-22-5526405 (Chemistry),
+48-22-5526545 (CNBCh)
Faculty of Chemistry
& Biological and Chemical Research Centre,
University of Warsaw, Poland.
phone# +48-22-5526405 (Chemistry),
+48-22-5526545 (CNBCh)
Faculty of Chemistry
& Biological and Chemical Research Centre,
University of Warsaw, Poland.
born - Nov 3, 1961
married (Anna Filipek), two sons (born 1995, 2002)
Education:
- 2011, Full professor, Nomination for professorial title
- 2004, DSc - Habil. (assistant professor), "The Role of Receptors and Pseudoreceptors in Drug Design", University of Warsaw, Faculty of Chemistry
- 1993, PhD "Complexes of Thallium(I) and Alkali Metal Cations with Macroligands", University of Warsaw, Faculty of Chemistry
- 1985, MSc, "Nonadditivity of Interaction Energy of Three Hydrogen Molecules in Hartree-Fock Method and in I-Order Perturbation Method", University of Warsaw, Faculty of Chemistry
- 1976-1980, B. Prus comprehensive high school in Skierniewice, profile Mat-Phys
Employment:
- 2013-present, Biological and Chemical Research Centre.
- 2002-2010, contract, International Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology.
- 2001-2002, visiting scientist, University of Washington, Seattle, USA
- 1993-2002, postdoctoral position, University of Warsaw, Faculty of Chemistry
- 1985-present, University of Warsaw, Faculty of Chemistry
Professional memberships:
- Molecular Graphics and Modeling Society
- Biophysical Society
- Polish Bioinformatics Society
- Polish Society of Medicinal Chemistry
Publication achievements:
- over 130 publications
- over 4000 citations - Web of Science (6000 citations - Google Scholar)
- Hirsch index: H=31 Web of Science (H=36 Google Scholar)
Scientific interests:
- structure and dynamics of membrane proteins,
- drug design,
- receptor activation processes,
- formation of amyloids.
The latest news
- March 2019.The ERNEST project (COST CA18133) has started.ERNEST = European Research Network on Signal TransductionThe main scientific objective of the Action is to develop a common, comprehensive and holistic map of signal transduction that will advance development of pathway-specific chemical modulators. This unique and innovative goal will be realised by linking of a diverse group of researchers in the field through the networking activities funded by COST.
- May 2018.GPCRMOur service GPCRM is completely reshaped, much faster, and user friendly. Now, it contains 3 main routes: Quick path (default), Long path, and High similarity (the fastest) for homology modeling of GPCRs. Currently, the service contains over 90 template structures. The updated version was recently published in NAR 2018, W1.