Who I am:
I am a PhD student at the Faculty of Physics and Astronomy at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, and I also work in the microbiology laboratory at ALS Food and Pharmaceutical Polska. I am particularly interested in studying biofilms and their potential connections to neurodegenerative diseases. My previous diploma thesis focused on amyloidogenic peptides and proteins involved in the development of Alzheimer’s disease. In my free time, I enjoy assembling wooden models and engaging in various DIY projects.

My BioLAB work in the lab focuses on:
discovering potential therapeutics against alpha-synuclein. This project involves using yeast display libraries of VHHs to identify candidates with high specificity for alpha-synuclein aggregates compared to non-pathogenic monomers.

I decided to apply for a BioLAB program because:

it presents a valuable opportunity to broaden my scientific horizons. The program offers a unique chance to work in state-of-the-art laboratories alongside leading scientists — an experience that not only promises exceptional professional growth, but also inspires personal transformation. Being part of such a dynamic, cutting-edge research environment is a dream come true and a stepping stone toward becoming a truly impactful scientist. Undoubtedly, this experience could be life-changing for me.

After completing my stay on BioLAB Program I would like to:
to finalize my doctoral research, integrating the advanced techniques and insights gained during my time in the program. I am confident that this experience will not only elevate the scientific quality of my PhD work but also shape the way I approach complex biological questions in the future. I intend to build upon this foundation to pursue a dynamic academic career, one that combines innovative research with meaningful scientific collaboration. Ultimately, I hope to contribute to a better understanding of neurodegenerative diseases and to be part of a global effort to develop effective therapeutic strategies.