Magda Dubińska-Magiera, PhD, is an assistant professor at the Faculty of Biological Sciences, University of Wrocław. As a researcher, she focuses on animal development and cell biology. She is also an academic teacher. Her educational activities include the development of academic courses. She teaches undergraduate and graduate students in developmental biology, histological techniques, cell biology and biochemistry. She is qualified and has extensive experience in developing and delivering e-learning academic courses. She conducts his own research projects and collaborates with various national and international research centres, e.g. The GreD – a Research Center at Clermont-Ferrand in France.

In 2009, she received a Ph.D. in biological sciences in biotechnology defending a thesis “Analysis of the role of XLAP2 protein in forming mitotic spindle and maintaining the cell nucleus in Xenopus laevis” prepared in the  Laboratory of Nuclear Proteins, University of Wrocław. During her doctoral studies, she completed a research internship at the Integrative Cell Biology Group (Durham University, UK).

In 2022, she was awarded a postdoctoral degree of doctor habilitated in the field of natural sciences in the discipline of biological sciences. Her scientific achievement entitling for the conferment of the post-doctoral degree of doctor habilitated was entitled “Development and functioning of vertebrate skeletal muscles (under normal and pathological conditions) in studies on selected model and non-model species”.

Magda Dubińska-Magiera is also involved in the dissemination of science through participation in events such as the Science Festival, Children’s University and Biologists’ Night. She has experience in leading and managing original educational and research projects (e.g. “e-danio”, “DANiO – Danio Adventure!”) aimed at a wide audience.

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