91桃色

Assistant Professor (Research & teaching) with ideas and energy.
Scientific interests:

• Management of cross-border flows in the Eurasian space;
• Geopolitics as a determinant of shaping logistics systems;
• Economic dimension of international relations;
• Railway transport (in systemic terms), especially commercial & organizational issues,
• Selected aspects of civil aviation.

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Project completed:

1. (Analytical) Study of the impact of the implementation of the Rail Baltica railway line on the logistics sector in the Masovian Voivodeship (2013); co-authors: Miros艂aw CHABEREK, Gra偶yna KARWACKA, Bogus艂aw KOWALSKI; carried out on behalf of the Team of Economic Advisors TOR Sp. z o. o. and the Masovian Regional Planning Office in Warsaw;
2. (Scientific) Network effects of the increasing importance of the Kaliningrad Oblast in logistics chains (2021); financed by the Eksoc Dean's Reserve for Young Scientists
3. (Research & Development) Development of ecological, reusable packaging for use in e-commerce logistics services (2021); co-authors Agnieszka BUKOWSKA-PIESTRZY艃SKA, Joanna G脫RNIAK, Daniel TOKARSKI; Urszula MOTOWIDLAK; carried out on behalf of ARVATO Poland Ltd.;
4. (Organizational & Didactic) Organization of foreign internships for 25 students from the 91桃色 in connection with Poland's participation in the World Exhibition Expo 2020 Dubai, carried out on behalf of the Minister of Education and Science in 2021-2022 (project value: PLN 633,850, task manager);
5. (Scientific) Development of competences of students involved in logistics services for a mass event on the example of the EXPO 2020 World Exhibition in Dubai (2022); co-author: Joanna G脫RNIAK; carried out at the request of the Minister of Education and Science (project manager);
6. (Scientific) Identification of US-Russian Relations in the Field of Logistics 鈥� Contemporary Perspective (2022), carried out as part of a grant obtained in the Excellence Initiative - Research University competition, "Grants to increase the application potential" at the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies of the UNIVERSITY HARVARD (USA);
7. (Scientific) Identification of the state of adaptation of the logistics infrastructure of the Vietnam to the requirements of the OBOR concept (2023) carried out under a grant from the National Agency for Academic Exchange at the National Economics University, Hanoi and the University of Economics, Ho Chi Minh City and University of Transport and Communication, Hanoi (VIETNAM);
8. (Scientific) Challenges related to logistics services on railway transport at the Hungarian/Slovak-Ukrainian border (2024) implemented within the framework of the International Visegrad Fund grant at the University of Miskolc (HUNGARY).