Piotr Jacek Gomułka

Piotr Jacek Gomułka serves as a Professor in the Department of Ichthyology and Aquaculture at the Faculty of Animal Bioengineering, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland. His academic profile demonstrates extensive contributions to animal science and fisheries research.

His research spans multiple critical areas in aquaculture and fish biology:

• Nutritional physiology of commercially important fish species
• Development and validation of alternative fish feeds
• Physiological responses to dietary components in rainbow trout, carp, and sturgeon
• Toxicological and pathological aspects of fish farming
• Biochemical analysis of fish tissues including liver function and blood plasma
• Exploration of novel feed ingredients like amaranth as fish meal substitutes

Professor Gomułka's scholarly output comprises 119 publications with a cumulative impact factor of 61.991. His work has achieved an h-index of 12 in Web of Science and 4 in Scopus, indicating substantial research influence in his field. His research keywords prominently feature fish species (rainbow trout, carp, Siberian sturgeon, African catfish), nutritional components (fatty acids, animal protein), and methodological approaches (validation studies).

As an academic mentor, he has supervised 14 promoted theses, contributing significantly to graduate education in fisheries science. His research integrates veterinary sciences with practical aquaculture applications, focusing on improving feed efficiency and fish health in commercial farming systems.