Pauliukavets Anastasiya Yuryevna

Experience:

2009 – graduated from Grodno State Medical University.

2009-2010 – teacher-trainee at the Department of Microbiology, Virology and Immunology named after S.I. Gelberg.

2010-2015 – assistant lecturer of the same department.

2015-2016 – Senior lecturer.

Since 21.09.2016 – currently – Associate Professor of the Department of Microbiology, Virology and Immunology named after S.I. Gelberg at the educational institution "Grodno State Medical University".

Since 03.02.2020 to 01.09.2022 – Head of the Quality Management and Internal Audit Department of the Grodno Regional Center of Transfusiology.

Achievements:

September 2011-June 2012 – training at the reserve school of personnel and young teachers at the educational institution «Grodno State Medical University».

In 2015 defended PhD thesis on the topic «Formation of the amino acid fund in immunocompetent tissues when cyclophosphamide and ethanol are administered to animals, and its correction», specialty 03.01.04 – «Biochemistry» (biological sciences).

2015 – was awarded with a diploma of the Rector's Office of the Educational Institution «Grodno State Medical University».

2016 – diploma of the Health Department of the Grodno Regional Executive Committee.

2016 – awarded a scholarship by the President of the Republic of Belarus to a talented young scientist.

2017 – awarded the title of Associate Professor in the specialty «Physic-chemical biology».

2017 – awarded with a diploma of the Rector's Office of the Educational Institution «Grodno State Medical University».

2020 – awarded with gratitude of the Main Health Department of the Grodno Regional Executive Committee.

09.06.2021 the first qualification category for the qualification of a doctor was awarded.

Scientific achievements:

Scientific research is devoted to the study of metabolic changes in cells and tissues of the immune system when immunotoxicants enter the body of animals, and the introduction of biocorrectors.

Author of more than 120 publications, 3 patents for invention, including: one international – jointly with the Latvian Institute of Wood Chemistry.