Joanna Kocot

Joanna Kocot is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Medical Chemistry, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Medical University of Lublin, where she contributes to research and academic instruction in medical biochemistry and toxicology. Her work is deeply rooted in the medical sciences, with a strong emphasis on biochemical and physiological responses to environmental and dietary factors.

Her research interests center on oxidative stress, trace elements (particularly selenium, lithium, and magnesium), and their roles in aging, neurochemistry, and chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes and stroke. She utilizes both human and animal models, especially male rats, to investigate the impact of biochemical agents on brain function and blood proteins. Her interdisciplinary approach spans biochemistry, toxicology, organic chemistry, and physiology.

While specific article titles are not listed, her research output trends indicate sustained contributions in the fields of oxidative stress, antioxidant systems, and metal biochemistry, with applications in clinical and experimental medicine. Her work has resulted in 98 publications, reflecting a consistent and impactful research trajectory.

• Achievement recognized in institutional profile (specific award name not provided)

Dr. Kocot earned her doctoral degree in 2015 and has since been active in research, including participation in at least one documented project. There is no information available about students she may have advised or specific grant funding. She is affiliated with a research environment that supports interdisciplinary medical science, likely involving collaboration across departments focused on biochemistry and clinical research.