Department of Biostatistics and Translational Medicine
Author : Marcin Stańczak
We are pleased to inform that Beata Małachowska MD PhD has been honored with the “Złoty Otis 2020” award for the Scientific Debut in Medicine. The award will be presented on April 16, 2020 during a ceremony in Warsaw. Congratulations and wish her further success! We encourage you to watch the reportage in Łódź News […]
We are pleased to invite Biostatisticians, Data Scientists or Data Engineers with at least a doctoral degree awarded outside Poland to join our team for 6 to 24 months. During their stay at the Department of Biostatistics and Translational Medicine, scientists will take part in our research, prepare scientific publications, cooperate in writing grant proposals […]
Wojciech Fendler, MD, PhD, Associate Professor carries out a project financed by a grant from the “OPUS 17” competition of the National Science Center. The human body exposed to high doses of radiation irreversibly loses the ability to produce circulating blood cells, which in a short time leads to death. This is due to multi-profile […]
On 16.05.2019, during the 20th Congress of Diabetes Poland, the Society’s Awards Committee decided to award a Scientific Grant of almost 100,000 PLN to our colleague from the Department of Biostatistics and Translational Medicine, Konrad Pagacz MD, for the implementation of the project “Observational study of the seasonality of glycemic indexes and its relationship to […]
On the weekend 14/15 of December 2019, two of our PhD students, Piotr Łuczak and Szymon Grabia took part in the Imagine Hack – a hackathon organised by .NET scientific cirlce from the Technical University of Lodz. A hackathon, the name of which is a portmanteau of the words “hack” (in the meaning of exploratory […]
Our team visited Boston, USA, to present our results in diabetes-related research during 45th ISPAD Congress 2019, which took place from 30th October to 2nd November 2019. Beata Małachowska (MD) discussed whether Hypoglycemia leaves a persistent metabolomic fingerprint in children with type 1 diabetes during “Acute and Chronic Complications and Associated Diseases” oral session. Other […]
We were pleased to be informed that our closest collaborator from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute – dr Dipanjan Chowdhury was promoted to a professor of Radiation Oncology at Harvard Medical School, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Brigham and Women’s hospital! This is an outstanding distinction only few can achieve during their academic career at Harvard Medical School. We […]
Urszula Smyczyńska participated in the meeting “EIT Health Workshop in Health and Medical Data Analytics”. The workshop took place at the Royal Technical Institute (KTH) in Stockholm and concerned the possibility of obtaining accreditation and funding from the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) for second and third degree studies in the field of […]
Paweł Sztromwasser PhD carries out the project financed by Polonez grant. Monogenic diabetes is a genetic disease responsible for approximately 5% of diabetes cases. It is known to be caused by mutations of one of several protein-coding genes, each of which defines a subtype of the disease (e.g. several types of MODY, neonatal diabetes, several […]
Bartłomiej Tomasik – our PhD student and resident doctor during specialization in oncological radiotherapy became a laureate of a competition organized by the National Agency for Academic Exchange. The program commemorating professor Franciszek Walczak – long-time manager of the Heart Rhythm Disorders Clinic at the Institute of Cardiology in Anina, who became famous for performing […]
