I am a researcher at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland. My scientific interests focus on veterinary virology, molecular epidemiology, and molecular diagnostics of infectious diseases affecting animals. My research has primarily addressed the genetic diversity, evolution, epidemiology, and diagnostic approaches of viral pathogens, including Aleutian mink disease virus (AMDV), canine parvovirus (CPV-2), mink astrovirus, and polyomaviruses. I am particularly interested in the application of molecular and genomic tools for pathogen detection, characterization, surveillance, and epidemiological investigations. My work combines laboratory diagnostics with phylogenetic and population-based analyses to better understand pathogen transmission, evolution, and host–pathogen interactions. In addition to infectious disease research, I have been involved in studies related to animal production, meat quality, food safety, and the use of molecular methods in animal science.