Bartosz Miziołek

Bartosz Miziołek is an Assistant Professor in the Department and Clinic of Dermatology at the Medical University of Silesia, affiliated with the Faculty of Medical Sciences in Katowice. His research focuses on dermatological disorders, immunology, and systemic conditions such as psoriasis and systemic sclerosis. He has published 95 peer-reviewed articles, with a strong emphasis on biomarkers, diagnostic methods, and therapeutic innovations. His work spans clinical studies, case reports, and systematic reviews, addressing topics like the gut-skin axis, thermal imaging applications, and vaccine-related dermatological reactions.

Notable achievements include an h-index of 7 (WoS) and 6 (Scopus), as well as contributions to projects such as the evaluation of NGAL and PCSK9 in psoriasis monitoring. He has mentored 2 promoted theses and actively participates in research on systemic sclerosis pathophysiology, including microvasculopathy and genetic correlations. His work also addresses public health aspects, such as social media's role in dermatological care-seeking behavior and the impact of e-cigarettes on skin health.

Miziołek’s research integrates clinical practice with cutting-edge methodologies, including microbiome analysis, thermal imaging, and biomarker discovery. He explores interdisciplinary links between dermatology and fields like endocrinology and toxicology, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of skin disorders and their systemic implications.