I am currently an assistant professor (adjunct) at Gdansk University of Technology (Department of Differential Equations and Mathematics Applications). My scientific interests include dynamical systems theory, chaos theory and their applications to modeling of biological phenomena, especially to neurosciences.

In June 2013 I completed PhD in Mathematics at the Institute of Mathematics of Polish Academy of Sciences (IMPAN) (thesis title: “Dynamical properties of maps arising in some models of neuron activity and electrical circuits”; advisors: W. Marzantowicz (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań) and F. Przytycki (IMPAN, Warsaw)). After that I spent another year at IMPAN in Warsaw at the position of Assistant Professor in the Dynamical Systems Group.

Next I worked as a post-doctoral researcher at INRIA – Paris  and the Mathematical Neuroscience Team at CIRB – Collège de France, in the project “Complex oscillations in neuronal systems”.

See more about my research and academic background in my CV or through social media (RG, LinkedIn).