Hometown: Warsaw, Poland

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Education: 

MS and PhD in Chemical Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology

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Research interests:  I'm interested in processes allowing us to create nanomaterials designed for interaction with living cells. I started with the design and fabrication of fibrous structures intended to act as scaffolds for vascular and muscular tissue engineering. Then I moved to studying and building processes for ceramic nanoparticles synthesis. Control over the processing parameters leading to the properties of the particles desired in medical applications remains challenging. In Baker Lab, as visiting scholar, I moved back to fibrous structures and interactions between fibrous matrices and living cells.

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Outside of lab interests: I run to clear my head of research problems or think how to approach them. Working a lot and thinking a lot led me to finish more than a few marathons. When I am not reading research papers or running, I read non-fiction books and articles just to relax a bit.