Research conducted at the Department of Biophysics:

• Development of a new method of bone fracture risk prediction based on the clinically available data.

• The use of thermography for the diagnosis of pathological alterations and to evaluate the effectiveness of therapeutic procedures.

• Application of computer image processing to improve the diagnostic efficiency of ultrasound and tomographic imaging.

• The influence of electromagnetic radiation on the selected processes in biological systems:

  • the effect of microwave radiation, in the frequency range used in wireless communication, on the human body,

  • the effect of low-frequency electromagnetic fields on tumor cell lines in vitro,

  • checking of the electromagnetic hypersensitivity effect in the population and attempts to develop a diagnostic procedure for this pathology,

  • linear and non-linear analysis of heart rate variability under exposure to electromagnetic radiation.