Katarzyna Tessmer

Katarzyna Tessmer is an Assistant Lecturer at the Institute of Applied Mathematics, Gdańsk University of Technology, Faculty of Applied Physics and Mathematics. Her research focuses on nonlinear methods in medicine, particularly entropy-based analysis of biomedical signals.

Research Interests

• Nonlinear dynamics in physiological systems
• Entropy-based classification of cardiovascular data
• Machine learning applications in medical diagnostics
• Complexity measures for ECG and blood pressure analysis
• Interdisciplinary applications of mathematics in cardiology

Recent Publications highlight her work on heart rate-blood pressure coupling analysis for sleep apnea detection, distinguishing congestive heart failure patients via permutation/block entropy, and causal relationship modeling in dynamical systems.

Teaching Activities include advanced data analysis, probability theory, and nonlinear methods in mathematics programs. She contributes to both undergraduate and graduate-level courses.

Research Team: Member of the Zespół Katedry Równań Różniczkowych i Zastosowań Matematyki (Department of Differential Equations and Mathematical Applications), working on topics like mathematical methods in cardiology and complexity measures.