Magdalena Ceborska

Magdalena Ceborska is a Professor at the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Kraków, affiliated with the Institute of Chemical Sciences within the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. Her research focuses on supramolecular chemistry, crystal engineering, and drug delivery systems, particularly involving cyclodextrins, folic acid complexation, and optoelectronic materials. She actively contributes to structural studies using X-ray crystallography and NMR spectroscopy. Her email is m.ceborska@uksw.edu.pl.

Research Interests include:

• Host-guest chemistry and molecular recognition
• Design of functional organic materials (e.g., AIEgens, porphyrins)
• Crystal engineering of pharmaceuticals (e.g., antifolates)
• Photoresponsive systems and azobenzene-based switches
• Stabilization of water clusters in macrocyclic frameworks

Her publications (26+ articles) explore topics like cyclodextrin complexes with folic acid analogs, light-responsive carriers, and optoelectronic dye design. Her work spans interdisciplinary areas including bioorganic chemistry, materials science, and analytical methods. She holds an h-index of 13 (WoS) and 12 (Scopus).

Lab/Team: Active member of the Institute of Chemical Sciences, collaborating on projects involving supramolecular assemblies and drug delivery systems.