Natalia Dabrowska

Natalia Dabrowska is a Research Fellow at the Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences, University of Strathclyde, where she contributes to research in pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences. Her work bridges molecular biomarker discovery and pharmaceutical process optimization.

Her research focuses on molecular mechanisms in disease and pharmaceutical development. Key areas include the role of microRNAs in oral cancer and the analysis of oxidative stress markers for early diagnosis of DNA damage. She also investigates impurity effects in continuous crystallization processes, aiming to improve drug safety and manufacturing efficiency.

The recent publications highlight a strong trend in molecular oncology and pharmaceutical analytics, with emphasis on biomarker validation and process optimization in drug manufacturing. These works reflect interdisciplinary research at the intersection of biomedical science and pharmaceutical engineering.

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Advising and Grants: Natalia served as a Research Co-investigator in the Doctoral Training Centre in Continuous Manufacturing and Crystallisation, an EPSRC-funded project (2012–2017) with £15,548.00 in funding. This role suggests involvement in mentoring PhD researchers and contributing to training in advanced pharmaceutical manufacturing. While no direct students are named, her participation in doctoral training indicates advisory capacity.

Labs and Teams: She is affiliated with the Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences and contributed to a multi-institutional EPSRC Doctoral Training Centre focused on continuous manufacturing. This collaborative environment emphasizes innovation in pharmaceutical crystallization and process analytical technologies.