Mateusz Bosiacki

Mateusz Bosiacki serves as a Researcher in the Department of Biochemistry at the Faculty of Medicine, Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin. Awarded his doctoral degree in 2024, he actively contributes to health sciences research with a strong institutional affiliation spanning both departmental and faculty levels.

His research program centers on aging mechanisms, type 2 diabetes pathophysiology, and inflammatory processes, with particular emphasis on trace element metabolism (zinc and calcium) across physiological systems. Utilizing integrated approaches involving human clinical studies and animal models (mice and rats), his work examines gender-specific responses in metabolic regulation and age-related homeostatic changes. Key thematic areas include:

• Age-dependent alterations in glucose metabolism
• Trace element roles in acute inflammatory responses
• Sex-dimorphic physiological adaptations
• Mechanistic links between aging and metabolic disorders
• Translational applications of animal model findings

With 59 publications contributing to a cumulative impact factor of 171.524 and ministry evaluation score of 4,785, his scholarly output demonstrates significant productivity in biomedical research. While documentation confirms one formal achievement, specific award details remain unspecified in available records. His current research trajectory focuses on elucidating molecular pathways connecting trace element homeostasis with age-related metabolic diseases through combined human and preclinical investigations.