A readily identifiable biomarker for ß2-agonist use is desperately needed to maintain competition integrity and ensure welfare of performance horses. Our overarching hypothesis is that chronic ß2-agonist administration induces an energetic switch in skeletal muscle, resulting in impaired mitochondrial function and elevated oxidative stress which, in turn, up-regulates a single or group of metabolites that […]

The research project is the continuation of the collaboration between the Christopher Rowley group at Carleton University in Canada and the Mateusz Brela group at Jagiellonian University in Poland. This research project tackles the continuous need for an accurate description of the chemical structure’s role in the physicochemical properties of the final material. As the […]

This project focuses on advancing digital denture workflows at a modern denture clinic, with the goal of delivering faster, better-fitting dentures while reducing post-insertion adjustments and patient appointments. The clinic currently uses 3D scanning, CAD software, and digital fabrication to create complete, partial, and implant-supported dentures. The challenge is optimizing these processes to improve efficiency […]