Associate professor at University of Warsaw (Poland), Faculty of Economic Science. Author of books in Routledge and Palgrave, published papers on methodological aspects of spatial quantitative modelling. As a quantitative economist, deals with spatial modelling of geo-localized economic processes - location and co-location, agglomeration, concentration, diffusion, spatial interactions in relation to economic phenomena, companies, real estate, and regional policy or public sector activities. She conducts methodological research on the implementation of data science methods for spatial analysis and combines them with classical spatial statistics and econometrics (in R software). She links quantitative solutions with theory and problems of regional science and economic geography. She is interested in geo-marketing issues, quantitative research on the effects of regional policy, location and co-location of companies, real estate valuation, and in the quantitative method in bootstrap and Monte Carlo as a big data solution and statistics for spatial distributions. Serves as a member of the European board (EOC) of the European Regional Science Association (ERSA).