During my time as a PhD student I was:- Principal Investigator in a grant ''Aerosol processing by clouds – ab initio simulations with coalescence and aqueous chemistry''- Co-Investigator in a grant "Aerosol processing by clouds – development of a multifacetedobject-oriented numerical simulation framework"- co-author of libmpdata++ (library of parallel forward-in-time solvers for systems of generalised transport equations) - core code, non-oscillatory option, pressure solvers, automatic tests, OOP-formulae concepts and documentation- co-author of libcloudph++ (C++ library of algorithms for representing cloud microphysics in numerical models). - bulk schemes, aqueous chemistry in lagrangian scheme, documentation- visiting National Center for Atmospheric Research, USA (3 months)- visiting Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Germany (3 months)- teaching Thermodynamics of the Atmosphere and Meteorological Data Processing at University of Warsaw.

My job included working with people visiting the Copernicus Science Centre. I was responsible for helping and encouraging the visitors to use the interactive exhibits and conduct their own experiments. I was also responsible for explaining the results of the experiments and answering any questions. During my work there I was also presenting science shows.