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We unravel physical mechanisms of cytoplasm complex dynamics and organization

Our group, a part of the Department of Complex Systems Modeling at the Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw, performs studies at the intersection of statistical physics and cell biology.

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Main Research Interests

1. Protein Mobility in Crowded Wnvironments

Macromolecular crowding causes deviations from Stokesa-Einstein relation: $$D \neq \frac{k_\mathrm{B} T}{6\pi \eta R} .$$ We want to explain why these deviations differ qualitatively between systems crowded with proteins and with polymers.

2. Dynamic Instability of Cytoskeleton

3. Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation

News

25.11.2025

We are seeking a PhD student for the position of Research and Technical Staff Member in our group. See the announcement here.

15.10.2025

Dr. Tomasz Skóra, awardee of the Polish Returns program, joined the Department of Complex Systems Modeling at the Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw. Here the story of our group begins.

Our Team

Dr. Tomasz Skóra

Dr. Tomasz Skóra

Principal Investigator

Expert in Molecular Modeling and Statistical Physics. Leader of the Polish Returns project titled "From Coarse Grains to Atoms and Back: A Rigorous Multiscale Modeling Approach to Diffusion Under Macromolecular Crowding".

Tomasz.Skora@fuw.edu.pl | ORCID | Google Scholar | Research Gate

Selected earlier papers of the PI

These papers have been written, when dr. Tomasz Skóra has been working at the University of Utah (Postdoc) and the Institute of Physical Chemistry PAS (PhD).

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Contact Us

Cytoplasm Dynamics & Complexity Group

room 5.22, Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw

ul. Ludwika Pasteura 5, 02-093 Warszawa

E-mail: Tomasz.Skora@fuw.edu.pl