Piotr Baranowski

Prof. Dr. hab. Piotr Baranowski is a Professor at the West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin, Poland, affiliated with the Department of Animal Anatomy and Zoology within the Faculty of Biotechnology and Animal Husbandry. His career spans over three decades, focusing on comparative anatomy, osteology, and the biological impacts of domestication on animals.

• Position: Professor
• Department: Animal Anatomy and Zoology
• University: West Pomeranian University of Technology

Key research interests include:

• Comparative Craniometry
• Osteology of Archaeofauna
• Vascularization of the Heart
• Biological Consequences of Animal Domestication

His peer-reviewed publications (15 most recent) span topics from medieval dog remains to mink cardiac traits, reflecting his focus on evolutionary adaptations in domesticated species. Articles often combine archaeological, genetic, and veterinary perspectives.

Doctoral Supervision includes dissertations on topics like:

• Seasonal Hematological Indices in Sheep
• Epigenetic Skull Features in Chinchillas
• Morphometric Heart Analysis in Mink

He actively engages in student scientific clubs and contributes to academic education through co-authored textbooks like "Nutrition and Health of Dogs and Cats" (2023). His work frequently addresses environmental-genetic interactions in animal health and morphology.

Lab Collaborations include the Department of Animal Reproductive Biotechnology and Environmental Hygiene, with cross-departmental work in physiology and proteomics.