Kamil Gill

Kamil Gill is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Histology and Developmental Biology at the Faculty of Health Sciences, Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin. He holds a Doctorate from 2015 and specializes in male infertility, semen analysis, and sperm DNA integrity. His research integrates reproductive biology, genetics, and clinical diagnostics, focusing on oxidative stress mechanisms, environmental factors, and age-related changes in sperm quality.

Research interests include: male infertility diagnostics, sperm DNA fragmentation, effects of heat stress and varicocele, and the role of biomarkers in predicting fertility potential. His work also explores the impact of lifestyle (e.g., sedentary work) and immunosuppressive therapies on reproductive health.

• 78 publications (H-index 71.765)
• 1 promoted thesis
• 1 active research team
• 6 documented academic activities

Key achievements include pioneering studies on scrotal hyperthermia effects and long-term immunosuppressive protocols. His research bridges basic science with clinical applications, particularly in assisted reproductive technologies (ICSI outcomes) and semen biomarker development.