Dr. Aneta Bombalska obtained a Master of Science degree from the Department of Chemistry at the University of Warsaw from 1999 to 2004 and a PhD degree from the Department of Chemistry at the Military University of Technology in Warsaw from 2004 to 2008. Since 2009, Dr. Aneta Bombalska has been working at the Institute of Optoelectronics at the Military University of Technology in Warsaw. Dr. Aneta Bombalska’s research interests include the application of optical spectroscopy (UV–Vis, IR, Raman) to identify and discriminate against materials of biological origin. The work in which she participated included spectroscopic analysis of potential biological hazard factors (bacteria, fungi) and their interferants (BSB simulants, proteins, amino acids), remote detection of industrial gases in the IR range, analysis of liquid fuels, fluorescence studies of simulants, and combat interference of biological agents. In recent years, she has been developing IR and Raman techniques in the analysis of graphene and its derivatives applied to various substrates (steel, nil and copper alloys, polymers).