Marta Budkowska

Marta Budkowska serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medical Analytics at Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin, within the Faculty of Pharmacy, Medical Biotechnology and Laboratory Medicine. Her academic work focuses on medical sciences (75%) and pharmacology and pharmacy (25%), with 64 publications contributing to a total impact factor of 141.15 and ministry score of 2,656.

Her research centers on stem cell mobilization in diseases (pancreatitis, schizophrenia, liver disorders), immunometabolism (complement system, cytokines), circadian rhythms, and oxidative stress biomarkers. She investigates growth factors, sphingolipids, and inflammatory markers in Polish patient populations, with particular emphasis on disease severity correlations and regenerative mechanisms.

Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals a strong translational medicine focus connecting laboratory findings to clinical applications across transplantation, psychiatry, and metabolic diseases. Key recurring themes include stem cell dynamics in tissue repair, complement-coagulation crosstalk, and circadian regulation of physiological processes.

Scientific Awards:

• Recipient of one unspecified scientific achievement

Dr. Budkowska has secured one research project and contributes to multi-center collaborations. Her grant-funded work examines magnetic field effects on regeneration and natural compounds in chemoprevention, with future directions targeting personalized biomarker panels for disease monitoring.

She operates within the Department of Medical Analytics laboratory, conducting biochemical analyses of plasma, serum, and adipose tissue samples with specialized equipment for sphingolipid quantification (RP-HPLC) and oxidative stress parameter assessment.