I graduated in Geography from the University of Gdańsk and am currently a PhD candidate at the Doctoral School of Natural and Exact Sciences, within the Faculty of Earth and Environmental Sciences. My doctoral research focuses on glacial and glaciolacustrine geomorphology and sedimentology, as well as sediment petrography. The main goal of my work is to synthesize and compare traditional macro- and micromorphological methods in diamicton sediments, which will help optimize micro-computed tomography techniques and enhance their applicability in Quaternary studies.
Throughout my teaching career, I have conducted practical classes in Geomorphology, Thematic Applications in Geomorphology using GIS tools, and Geoinformation Systems and Data Sources in Spatial Planning. I have also co-led Field Exercises in Geomorphology and Regional Fieldwork – Uplands and Mountains.
