Primarily I am a theoretical physicist and cosmologist working as an Associate Professor at The Theory of Complex Systems Department of the Jagiellonian University in Cracow, where I am leading my research group Quantum Cosmos Lab. I  specialize in the fields of quantum gravity and quantum cosmology. Currently, I am mostly focused on such problems as observational consequences of the Planck scale physics, simulations of quantum gravity on quantum computers, and compact phase space extensions of the field theories, including gravity.

However, my research interests go much beyond the domain of gravitational physics.  I’m passionate about complex systems such as the brain and understanding the

origins of life.  This is also related to my long interest in astrobiology, space exploration, and futurism. Since early childhood, I loved to build and invent things. Now I continue this passion in the academic makerspace Garage of Complexity, which I co-founded at Jagiellonian University. I developed such projects as 3D cell culture microfluidic device pe3Dish, a prototype of 3D bioprinter or stratospheric capsule designed for astrobiological research.

Some projects of my interest (mostly concerning space technologies and other new technologies) go beyond basic research and cannot be limited to the academic dimension only. Therefore, it was natural for me to gradually enter more and more into the domain of entrepreneurship.  Over the last years, I have been involved in a couple of technological projects. One of them was the construction of the Lunares basis designed to conduct simulated manned space missions and to test relevant technologies. I was co-founder and CEO of the Space Garden company, which built and is the owner of the facility.