Among the most important projects co-created and organized by Tomasz Janowski are the Open Eyes Economy Summit in Krakow, which has held nine editions since 2015, the OEES Prologue: Krakow Day, which has been held since 2020, and the Urban Regeneration congress in Łódź. From 2015 to 2021, he also co-organized the Freedom Games in Łódź and the “Solidarity in Development” congress in Gdańsk.

She serves as the UEK representative for the United Nations Global Compact and the United Nations Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME). She also serves on the board of the PRME Poland Chapter. She represents the UEK on the Diversity Charter. She is an expert on the horizontal criteria of the Foundation for Polish Science. She is a member of the Working Group on University Social Responsibility at the Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy, where she leads one of the research teams.

She participates in and manages international scientific and educational projects of the European Union in the areas of social entrepreneurship, ESG, MOOCs, and collaboration between startups and corporations. She is a member of numerous national and international initiatives promoting sustainable development, social responsibility, and climate education. Collaborates with the Stock Exchange and the Polish Bank Association.

His research lies at the intersection of private law, regulation, philosophy, and psychology, with particular emphasis on artificial intelligence, the attention economy, and mental health in the digital environment. He has published in, among others, “Nature Machine Intelligence,” “Artificial Intelligence and Law,” “European Constitutional Law Review” (Cambridge University Press), “Law and Contemporary Problems” (Duke), “Buffalo Law Review,” and “Journal of Consumer Policy” (Springer). He is co-editor of “Research Handbook on Law and Technology” (Edward Elgar, 2023) and “Proportionality in EU Digital Law” (Hart/Bloomsbury, 2024). Previously, he was a Yale Fellow in Private Law (2018–2020) and a Research Associate at the European University Institute in Florence (2016–2016), where he also defended his PhD (2017).

Krzysztof Holak was a laureate of the LIDER IX program. From 2019 to 2022, he carried out the LIDER/26/0103/L-9/17/NCBR/2018 project entitled “Vision system for monitoring the health of structures using motion and deformation amplification algorithms.”

During his scientific work, he was a contractor in scientific projects related to, among others: structural health monitoring, vision systems for underwater robots, surgical robots, image processing in the study of mechanical properties of biological tissues and image analysis of aircraft engine compressor blades for damage detection.

In my work, I combine an analytical approach with practical HR experience, implementing activities that increase student engagement and retention. I have been involved in business recruitment for seven years. I support students in discovering their strengths, preparing for recruitment processes, and gaining their first professional experience.

She has carried out and co-carried out research, training and evaluation projects regarding the development of organizational and leadership competences, implementation of equality policies and design of management processes in public and cultural institutions (including for the Spencer Foundation, EIT Culture & Creativity, the National Centre for Culture, the National Institute of Freedom, NOSPR in Katowice and the Municipal Culture Zone in Łódź). In her work, she tries to combine the academic perspective with a practical (implementation) approach, believing that science should permeate all areas of life. Since 2021, she has been a member of the Krakow Council for Equal Treatment, where co-creates and supports initiatives for equality, diversity and anti-discrimination.

In 2018, she conducted research at the University of Cambridge, Faculty of Materials Science and Metallurgy. Her research focuses on the properties of electrospun fibers and their applications in water and energy harvesting, as well as biomedical engineering. In 2020, she received a European Research Council grant (ERC Starting Grant, BioCom4SavEN). In 2024, she served as the main organizer of the 8th International Conference on Electrospinning in Krakow. She is the co-author of over 140 scientific publications, 5 book chapters and 7 patents.