I hold a degree in Geography with a specialization in Geomonitoring from the Faculty of Geographical Sciences at the University of Lodz. In 2024, I obtained a PhD in the discipline of Earth and Environmental Sciences. Since the same year, I have been employed at the Faculty of Geographical Sciences, University of Lodz, in a research and teaching position, and I am a member of the Department of Physical Geography.

My research interests include geomorphology (with particular focus on erosion and accumulation processes), sedimentology, geoarchaeology, and geochemistry. Currently, my work is centered on environmental reconstruction during the Little Ice Age.

I am the author and co-author of publications in both national and international scientific journals and academic monographs. I have participated in over a dozen national and international scientific conferences. Additionally, I have taken part in numerous scientific workshops in the fields of sedimentology, geoarchaeology, and satellite imagery analysis.

I have been involved in eight research projects focused on environmental reconstruction and human impact on the natural environment.

I have completed scientific internships at the Thermoluminescence Dating and Spectrometry Laboratory of the Institute of Archaeology at the University of Lodz, as well as at the Sedimentological Laboratory of the Institute of Geography at the Pedagogical University of Krakow.