I’m a dedicated and passionate innovator in healthcare technology, serving as co-founder and CTO at CliniNote, as well as my own company MDA Consulting. With a passion for enhancing patient care through streamlined communication and documentation, I try to leverage my expertise to design intuitive solutions that empower healthcare professionals and allow to boost research at the same time.
I am also an Associate Professor at Polish Academy of Sciences (Nalecz Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering). My main research focusin PAS is on mathematical modeling of pulse wave propagation in the arterial tree under different pathological conditions, i.e. in case of patient with end stage renal disease. The idea is that using mathematical modelling we can improve currently existing methods of cardiovascular system state assessment.
I am a former Postdoc Research fellow at H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center (Enderling Lab) where I was trying to decipher and describe mathematically the amazing, but rarely observed and poorly understood phenomena called the radiation-induced abscopal effect. Abscopal effect is the fascinating observation that the stimulation of the immune system by localized radiotherapy may modulate systemic regression of metastatic nodules. I believe that by using mathematical models coupled with patient specific data would allow triggering abscopal purposefully, which could be a long sought “magic bullet” in cancer treatment.
Other research interests:
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Mathematical modeling of tumor angiogenesis and optimal therapy protocols
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Gene regulatory networks; influence of time delays on stochastic and deterministic systems
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Delayed differential equations and their applications in biomathematics
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Agent-based modeling of cancer development