Dr. Serkan Gürgül is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biophysics within the Faculty of Medicine at Gaziantep University. He earned his Ph.D. in Biophysics from Mersin University, building on a rigorous foundation in the biophysical sciences. With an academic career spanning over two decades in Turkish higher education—including extensive research assistantship at Mersin University—his work bridges fundamental physical, biophysical, physiological, and engineering principles with experimental medicine, translational neuroscience, and systemic healthcare management. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed papers in international and national medical journals, actively contributing data-driven insights to the global biophysics and physiological research communities. Research Interests: Experimental Neuroscience & Epilepsy Models; Metabolic Syndrome & Hepatocellular Metabolism; Preclinical Disease Modeling & Tissue Biomechanics; Biophysics & Medical Physiology; Electromagnetic Fields & Non-Ionizing Radiation (Biological Effects); Extremely Low-Frequency (Elf) Magnetic Fields & Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields (Pemf) Therapeutics; Cellular Biology & Homeostasis; Cardiovascular Function; Biomechanics & Tissue Repair; Oxidative & Nitrosative Stress Mechanisms; Medical Education, Psychosocial Dynamics & Prescribing Behaviors. Academic & Teaching Interests: Medical Biophysics Curriculum Design; Psychosocial Dynamics & Student Well-being; Rational Drug Use & Prescribing Behaviors