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:
Pharmacy:

1 Drug research using Computer-Aided Drug Design
2 Application of in silico methods in the study of drug liberation, absorption, transport, metabolism, and removal
3 Application of computational methods to drug pharmacokinetics research
4 Developing new drugs in treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus - molecular modeling phase study
5 New drugs active in treatment of cardiovascular diseases - in silico research study
6 Developing new drugs in treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension - molecular modeling phase study
7 Synthesis of new amidrazone derivatives as potential drug candidates and assessment of their potential biological activity

Pharmaceutical Sciences:

8 The effect of cypermethrin the pyrethroid on ion transport in skin tissue
9 Evaluation of the Quality of Mineral-Based Supplement Formulations for Pregnant Women
10 Exploring the elemental composition of honey: characterization, authenticity, and health benefits

Health Sciences:

11 Cross-National Analysis of Visual and Textual Elements in Adapted Cancer Prevention Materials: Examining Communication Accessibility Standards for Populations with Intellectual Disabilities
Temporal Analysis of Message Framing and Communication Strategies in Breast Cancer Prevention Campaigns: A Longitudinal Study of Public Health Communication Evolution

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,