Medical Program

About

TABMED is an opportunity for students interested in medical and pharmaceutical sciences to lead a 4-week-long summer research project in one of the following areas: medicine, pharmacy, laboratory medicine, cosmetology, nursing, midwifery, physiotherapy, medical rescue, dietetics, public health, ocular optics, optometry,
Topics:
Laboratory Medicine, Medicine, Pharmacy:

1. Silybin A in platelet-free plasma: ROTEM-based characterisation of fibrin clot formation kinetics and mechanical strength
2. Silybin B in platelet-free plasma: ROTEM-derived viscoelastic signatures of coagulation initiation, fibrin build-up, and clot stability
3. Silychristin and fibrinolysis challenge in platelet-free plasma: ROTEM evaluation of clot formation, firmness, and susceptibility to lysis

Pharmacy:

4. Multielemental characterization of selected adaptogenic Astragalus species using ED-XRF analysis
5.Impact of cancer and therapy on the multielemental profile of mouse liver

Pharmaceutical Sciences:

6. Phytochemical investigations and evaluation of the phytopharmacological potential of the herb of Gynostemma pentaphyllum (Thunb.) Makino
7. Phytochemical investigations and evaluation of the phytopharmacological potential of the root and herb of Codonopsis pilosula (Franch.) Nannf.

Health Sciences:

8.Assessment of the usefulness of selected tests as complementary elements in the diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome
9. Eye-tracking investigation of visual attention and cognitive processing in cancer prevention communication
10. Development and eye-tracking evaluation of Easy-to-Read cancer prevention materials: toward cognitively accessible medical communication
11. Eye-tracking metrics as objective indicators of cognitive load in cancer prevention communication: data analysis and scientific reporting

Course leader

The Ludwik Rydygier Collegium Medicum of the Nicolaus Copernicus University (Bydgoszcz, Poland)

Target group

Undergraduate and graduate students from foreign universities who are academically active and strongly motivated to pursue a designated research projects

Course aim

The main component of the summer program is an active participation in the selected medical and pharmaceutical research project offered by the staff members of the Collegium Medicum,