I am a graduate of the Faculty of Chemistry at Warsaw University of Technology (2005). Since 2011, I have been working at the Building Research Institute (Instytut Techniki Budowlanej – ITB) in Warsaw, where I currently serve as Assistant Professor and Head of the Concrete Laboratory in the Department of Building Structures, Geotechnics and Concrete. In 2018, I earned my PhD in engineering and technical sciences in the field of construction. My doctoral dissertation focused on the impact of titanium dioxide production waste on the durability of mortar and concrete. My research interests include: Concrete durability and microstructure analysis Use of industrial waste (e.g. ilmenite mud, fly ash, glass flour) in cement composites Fiber-reinforced concrete, including recycled tyre steel fibers and polymer microfibers Sustainable construction materials and low-clinker technologies [scholar.google.com] I have authored over 50 scientific publications, including more than 30 in indexed journals, and my work has been cited nearly 300 times. I actively collaborate with researchers across Europe and have contributed to studies on urban vegetation’s role in mitigating particulate matter. [scholar.google.com] I am the inventor of several national and European patents, including a method for determining polymer microfiber content in cement composites. Beyond research, I conduct expert analyses and forensic evaluations, including court-commissioned opinions, focusing on concrete material