Marta Kopańska is an assistant professor at the University of Rzeszow. She is a neurobiologist, clinical psychologist, QEEG diagnostician, and oligofrenopedagog, and holds an EEG biofeedback specialist I and II degree. She received her Ph.D. from the Department of Animal Physiology and Toxicology, Pedagogical University of Kraków. Her main interests include the application of brain imaging diagnostics, including EEG and QEEG in various types of disorders; clinical neuropsychology; neuropsychological diagnostics; psychiatry; psychotraumatology; the molecular and genetic basis of the autism spectrum; and the influence of toxic substances contained in food on the functioning of the human CNS. She is chairwoman of the Collegiate Electoral Commission of the University of Medical Sciences, manager of the University of Medical Sciences Biobank, member of the Polish Physiological Society, member of the Polish Neuropsychological Society, member of the Polish Society of Clinical Neurophysiology, representative of the Medical Sciences College for the promotion of the medical course, and supervisor of the Scientific Club of Innovative Rehabilitation Techniques “Reh-Tech”.