I am currently a faculty member at the Department of English and Comparative Linguistics in the Institute of English Studies at the University of Wrocław, as well as a head of the Center for Experimental Research on Natural Language. I studied linguistics at the University of Wrocław and at the University of Utrecht. My main interests are the syntax-semantics interface and psycholinguistics, with a main focus on the organization of human linguistic knowledge and its interaction with other cognitive systems in the brain. My theoretical and experimental research on human language, supported partly by the Foundation for Polish Science and the National Science Centre, Poland, included experiments on the processing of grammatical aspect, idioms, compound words, coercion, nouns, verbs, and nominalizations. I use such methods as rating questionnaires, self-paced reading, eye-tracking during reading, and ERPs. I am also a director of the project "From a multilingual parallel corpus to the micro-typology of the PERFECT in Baltic and Slavic" funded by the National Science Center as part of the Sonata BIS-11 program.