I am a dedicated PhD student at the Doctoral School of Exact and Natural Science, University of Warsaw, specializing in biological sciences. My research is conducted at the National Medicines Institute in Warsaw, where I hold a stipend position in the project funded by the Polish National Science Centre. My work is deeply rooted in molecular biology and microbiology, focusing on constructing vaccine antigens and producing them in prokaryotic systems.Prior to my PhD, I completed my master's degree in biotechnology at the Catholic University of Lublin, graduating with distinction. My thesis explored the biotechnological potential of bacterial endophytes in various wheat varieties.In addition to my academic pursuits, I completed postgraduate studies in "Entrepreneurial and Intrapreneurial Project Management" at Sorbonne University. As part of this program, I collaborated on a project sponsored by Roche aimed at optimizing pathology diagnostic processes through artificial intelligence and automation. The success of this project has inspired my team SIMPATH to pursue the creation of a start-up.With several years of laboratory experience, I am adept at the methodologies of scientific research in molecular biology. I excel both in team settings and when working independently, consistently delivering conscientious and goal-oriented results. My expertise encompasses a broad range of molecular biology techniques, and I am always eager to take on new challenges and expand my skill set.