Michał Burdukiewicz

Michał Burdukiewicz serves as an Assistant Professor at the Clinical Research Center of Medical University of Bialystok, specializing in medical sciences with 100% focus on bioinformatics-driven protein and DNA analysis. His institutional role places him within the School of Medicine, where he leads computational research at the intersection of molecular biology and data science.

His research spans bioinformatics, protein aggregation studies, and metabolomics, with particular expertise in amyloid formation mechanisms, bacterial adhesion, and peptide analysis. Burdukiewicz develops computational tools for protein dynamics analysis (HRaDeX, HaDeX), missing value imputation (imputomics), and adhesin classification (adhesiomeR). His work bridges experimental validation with algorithm development, focusing on biomolecular condensates, antimicrobial peptides, and forensic metabolomics applications.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on database development (A3D-MODB, AmyloGraph), methodological innovation in liquid-liquid phase separation studies, and translational applications of peptide research. His work consistently integrates R programming with web server implementations to solve domain-specific challenges in protein science.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Total MEiN score: 4,665
• h-index (WoS Citations): 14
• h-index (Scopus Citations): 6
• Total Impact Factor: 251.395

Burdukiewicz maintains active research collaboration through 49 publications and 1 major project. His ORCID (0000-0001-8926-582X) connects to Scopus, Europe PMC, and institutional repositories. Current work focuses on benchmarking protein datasets for phase separation studies and developing clinical decision support systems using metabolomics data.