Dr Olga Święch is a researcher at University of Warsaw specializing in nanomedicine, drug delivery systems, and translational pharmaceutical technologies. Her research focuses on lipid nanoparticles, liposomes, biomaterial-based carriers, and advanced formulations for anticancer drugs and nucleic acids. She has extensive experience in the design of targeted and controlled-release nanocarriers aimed at improving efficacy and reducing systemic toxicity. Her work bridges fundamental physicochemical studies with biomedical application and industrial translation. Dr Swiech is inventor or co-inventor of several international patent applications in nanomedicine and has authored peer-reviewed publications in pharmaceutical sciences, physical chemistry, and biomaterials. She has also worked in the biotechnology sector on scalable RNA and drug delivery platforms. Her current interests include biomimetic materials, functional nanocarriers, and next-generation delivery systems for precision medicine.