From May to June I had the chance to work as a Visiting Professor at Seoul National University, thanks to a NAWA scholarship (the PROM programme) carried out at Wrocław University of Economics and Business. I set myself an ambitious goal: to compare how zero-emission buses, including hydrogen ones, had been deployed in the Incheon-Seoul metropolis and in the Polish city of Wałbrzych, and on that basis to sketch a roadmap for the optimal use of alternative fuels, above all hydrogen. Now that the stay is behind me, I can see it was one of the most intense and formative lessons of my research career so far.
In 2025-2028 I have been part of the innovation brokers team in Science4Business (Nauka dla Biznesu), a project run at Wrocław University of Economics and Business. Its aim is to bring academic research closer to the real needs of companies and public institutions.
It is with great pleasure to inform that I successfully defended my doctoral dissertation, entitled “Green industrial policy for the establishment and development of the fuel cell electric vehicle market in the US state of California from the perspective of the economics of sustainable development”…
In April 2022, I received the prestigious Fulbright-Schuman Award 2022/2023, which allowed me to conduct research as a Visiting Graduate Student in cooperation with prof. David G. Victor, head of the Center for Global Transformation and Deep Decarbonization Initiative at the University of California, San Diego (USA).
Research internship (as part of the conducted pilot studies) titled “Development of innovative cluster structures and infrastructural projects related to hydrogen and fuel cell technologies as an opportunity for the regional energy transformation of Japan’s Fukuoka and Yamanashi prefectures.” Source of funding: The Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) PROM program.
Study visit and scientific consultations as part of research cooperation with prof. Dominik Möst, Head of the Department of Energy Economics at TU Dresden. Funding was obtained from the university’s INTEREKON program.
From April 2022, I have the great honor of joining the Intercollegiate research team that will be looking for the key challenges that the Polish economy has to face in the third decade of the 21st century.
The internal grant at the Faculty of Economics and Finance is a chance to implement another research project in which, through the gravity model implementation, I study trade relations in the Asia-Pacific region.
The first opportunity to hold a research project manager position. The Young Researcher Grant program offers young researchers and PhD students the opportunity to carry out research projects at the Wroclaw University of Economics and Business.