Ewa Mulkiewicz

Dr. Ewa Mulkiewicz serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Environmental Analytics at the Faculty of Chemistry, University of Gdańsk, where she conducts research through the Laboratory of Analytics and Chemical Diagnostics. Her work bridges environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology with practical applications in wastewater treatment and pollution monitoring.

Her research focuses on emerging environmental contaminants, particularly pharmaceuticals, personal care products, and antibiotic resistance genes. Key interests include the ecotoxicity of chemical mixtures, transformation products in aquatic systems, metal uptake in agricultural settings, and analytical method development for environmental matrices. She employs bioassays with organisms like Daphnia magna and Lemna minor to assess ecosystem risks.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals dominant trends in pharmaceutical pollution research, with emphasis on wastewater treatment systems as hotspots for antibiotic resistance gene propagation. Her work combines analytical chemistry with ecotoxicological assessments to evaluate environmental risks of contaminants across terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.

Dr. Mulkiewicz actively contributes to the Laboratory of Analytics and Chemical Diagnostics, applying advanced chemical diagnostics for environmental risk assessment and pollution source identification through sophisticated analytical techniques.

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