Assistant professor at the Institute of Psychology, Polish Academy of Sciences (IPPAS). PI of the project.
Her research interests include the influence of natural and urban environments on wellbeing, positive psychology, mental health, as well as emotion and emotion regulation.
She defended her PhD in 2019. She completed research stays in Tampere University (Finland) and City, University of London (UK). She is a (co-)author of publications, conference talks, and a reviewer for scientific journals. She teaches doctoral students at Graduate School for Social Research (GSSR) and PhD program for external students at IPPAS. She is also a member of the GSSR Doctoral School Council. She collaborates on national and European projects with the Civil City Lab at the University of Warsaw. Member of International Association of Applied Psychology (IAAP).
Habilitated doctor of social sciences in the field of psychology. Associate Professor at the Institute of Psychology, Polish Academy of Sciences. Main scientific interests include comparative and evolutionary psychology, animal psychology and ethology. Specialises in the psychology of the influence of the environment on behaviour. Author of numerous scientific publications of international reach. University lecturer in the field of research methodology. Head of the Animal Psychology Laboratory IP PAN.
A graduate of Cognitive Science at the University of Warsaw, where she defended her bachelor’s thesis comparing the relaxation effects of real and virtual exposure to nature using heart rate variability analysis. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Physics, specializing in Neuroinformatics, at the same university. Her research interests include psychophysiology and environmental psychology, with a particular focus on the use of new technologies in studying human-environment interaction.
A PhD student at the Institute of Psychology, Polish Academy of Sciences, a graduate of Psychology at the University of Warsaw. Her research focuses on the relationship between contact with nature and prosocial attitudes.
