Beata Łabuz-Roszak, MD, PhD, a professor at the University of Opole, is a specialist in neurology and medical rehabilitation and long-term academic teacher at the Medical University of Silesia (1999-2021) and Institute of Medical Sciences, Opole University, Poland (from 2020 until now). She is the Head of the Neurological and Stroke Department in Opole, and a Regional Consultant in Neurology in Opole Province, Poland. She is also a licenced specialist in evoked potentials and autonomic dysfunction. She is the author and co-author of more than 160 full-text scientific publications in peer-reviewed Polish and foreign magazines, one monograph and about 115 reports at national and foreign conferences (IF 72.28; Hirsch Index 9). She has been the head of numerous research projects and grants as well as the scientific manager of many regional and national conferences. She has experience in clinical trials. She is the former chairwoman of the Silesian Branch and Board Member of the Polish Society of Clinical Neurophysiology (2010-2020) and former chairwoman of the Silesian Branch of the Polish Society of Neurology (2017-2021). She was also the Dean's Representative of the Quality Committee at the Faculty of Health Sciences in Bytom of the Medical University of Silesia (2016-2019). Her main areas of scientific activity include: stroke, multiple sclerosis, dysautonomia, neurophysiology, epidemiology of cardiovascular diseases, and psychiatric disorders in neurological diseases.