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Lina Baranauskiene  

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Research Interests: Protein–ligand interaction; small molecule drug design; protein stability 
Present Position: Senior researcher, Institute of Biotechnology, Life Sciences Center, Vilnius University 
Education:
2013 - PhD in Biochemistry in Physical Sciences, Vilnius University
2006 - MSc Magna cum laude in Biochemistry, Vilnius University
2004 - BSc in Biochemistry, Vilnius University 
Experience (Past Positions): Since 2018 - Senior researcher, Institute of Biotechnology, Life Sciences Center, Vilnius University
2013–2018 Researcher, Institute of Biotechnology, Vilnius University
2006–2013 Junior researcher, Laboratory of Biothermodynamics and Drug Design, Institute of Biotechnology, Vilnius University
2002–2006 Research assistant, Laboratory of Recombinant Protein Research, Institute of Biotechnology 
Publications: LABT_LMAVB 
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Projects and Grants:

2019–2020 “Targeted enzyme engineering for protein-small molecule recognition studies“, MSF-JM-6
2017–2019 “Selectivity of unsubstituted sulfonamide group containing drugs towards human carbonic anhydrases”, 09.3.3-LMT-K-712-02-0006.

Improvement of Qualification, Sertificates: 4–9 September 2022 The 8th Prague-Weizmann Summer school “Advances in drug discovery. Drug discovery and development from basic research to clinical trials”, Prague, Czech Republic.
17–22 June 2018 Wellcome Genome Campus advanced course “Practical aspects of small molecule drug discovery: at the interface of biology, chemistry and pharmacology”, Hinxton, UK.
3–10 July 2016 FEBS advanced course “Ligand-binding theory and practice”, Nove Hrady, Czech Republic.
9–11 December 2014 Practical workshop “Cell based assays for screening” Hamburg, Germany.
27 August 2013 “Short Summer School on Thermal analysis and Calorimetry” Vilnius, Lithuania.
28–30 November 2012 Workshop “Analysis of macromolecular interactions by isothermal titration calorimetry and global multi-method analysis in SEDPHAT” Kaiserslautern, Germany.
2–9 September 2009 FEBS practical course “Structure, folding and dynamics of proteins and their complexes” Budapest, Hungary. 
Languages: Lithuanian (native), English 

 

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