Dr. Vladimíra Tomečková is a distinguished associate professor and researcher at the Institute of Medical and Clinical Biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine, Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice, Slovakia. With a rich academic foundation in biochemistry and medical sciences, she holds the prestigious titles of Doctor of Natural Sciences (RNDr.) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD.), and her professional journey exemplifies deep commitment to biochemical education, clinical diagnostics, and scientific innovation. Her expertise lies in molecular biology, spectroscopy, fluorescence, and biochemical diagnostics, with significant contributions to the study of human tear fluid, saliva, and metabolic biomarkers in preventive and personalized medicine. As a mentor, she has supervised numerous doctoral, diploma, and bachelor theses, guiding students toward excellence in biochemical and medical research. She has actively participated in international collaborations and research stays across leading European institutions, including universities in Graz, Pécs, Regensburg, Porto, Paris, Turku, Padua, Brescia, and Istanbul, fostering cross-border scientific exchange and advancing molecular diagnostics. Her extensive publication record encompasses over eighty scientific and professional papers in international and domestic journals, with numerous works indexed in Web of Science and Scopus. Recognized for her interdisciplinary approach, she has blended science with art through projects such as “Human Tears as Art,” merging biochemical research with creative expression and earning acclaim for science communication. Dr. Tomečková has been honored with the Rector’s Award for promoting scientific awareness and remains deeply engaged in public science education through events like the “Night of Researchers” and “University without Borders.” A dedicated member of the Slovak Chemical Society and the Slovak Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, she continues to inspire innovation, education, and interdisciplinary research at the interface of biochemistry, medicine, and art.

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