Barbara Lewko

Barbara Lewko is a retired Professor from the Faculty of Pharmacy at the Medical University of Gdańsk. She held her academic position until her retirement and has contributed significantly to medical sciences and pharmacology. Her research focuses on kidney physiology, diabetes, and cellular mechanisms in pharmacological contexts, including studies on glucose regulation, podocytes, and insulin effects.

Education & Career: She obtained her doctoral degree in 1994 and was appointed Professor in 2008. Her career spanned roles culminating in her professorship until retirement.

Research Interests: Her work integrates pharmacological agents with physiological studies, particularly in kidney diseases, diabetes pathophysiology, and cellular stress responses. Key topics include podocyte function, angiotensin signaling, and actin cytoskeleton dynamics in renal cells.

Achievements: With 55 publications, 1 promoted thesis, and 2 notable achievements, her research has a substantial impact reflected in a MEiN Score of 679. Her studies often explore beta cells, calcium signaling, and stress pathways in kidney and diabetic contexts.

Labs/Teams: Though specific lab names are not listed, her research aligns with pharmacology and renal biology groups at the Medical University of Gdańsk.