Ewa Biała

Dr. Ewa Biała is a renowned researcher in RNA chemistry, affiliated with the Department of Chemistry at Adam Mickiewicz University. Her work focuses on antisense oligonucleotides targeting mRNA with CAG repeats linked to Machado-Joseph disease. She holds a PhD (1977) and MS (1970) in Chemistry from Adam Mickiewicz University.

Education:

• PhD in Chemistry (1977)
• MS in Chemistry (1970)

Research Interests:
Her research emphasizes RNA structure, nucleic acid synthesis, and applications in neurodegenerative diseases. She pioneered studies on oligoribonucleotide synthesis and RNA duplex stability. International training included fellowships at the University of Basel (Switzerland), University of Cambridge, and University of Birmingham.

Publications & Achievements:
With 523 citations and an H-index of 11, her work spans RNA structural characterization, thermodynamic studies, and peptide-RNA conjugates. Awards include two honors from the Polish Academy of Sciences (1977, 1987).

Key Collaborations:
Collaborated with institutions like the University Chemical Laboratories (Cambridge) and the Laboratory of Molecular Biology (UK).