Karolina Pietrowska

Karolina Pietrowska serves as an Assistant (Asystent) at the Clinical Research Center of Medical University of Bialystok, Poland. She is an active researcher specializing in medical sciences with a primary focus on metabolomics and its clinical applications across various medical disciplines.

Her research expertise spans multiple domains of medical science with particular emphasis on:

• Metabolic profiling of biological fluids including aqueous humor, vitreous humor, blood, and cerebrospinal fluid
• Identification of biomarkers for conditions including diabetes, cancer, and genetic syndromes
• Application of metabolomics in ophthalmology for eye-related conditions
• Metabolomic changes during pregnancy and fetal development
• Metabolomic approaches in forensic medicine and toxicology

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong trend toward clinical applications of metabolomic profiling, with particular strength in ophthalmic metabolomics and cancer metabolism. Her work demonstrates how metabolomics bridges different clinical specialties through comprehensive metabolic fingerprinting.

Dr. Pietrowska has established a significant research record with 33 publications, 1 patent, and 1 research project. Her scholarly impact is evidenced by an h-index of 12 according to both Scopus and Web of Science citations, with a total impact factor of 117.954 and a SNIP score of 9.278.

As a researcher at the Clinical Research Center, she likely participates in collaborative projects and contributes to the academic environment at Medical University of Bialystok, though specific mentoring activities are not documented in the available information.