University positions
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2020-2024 Rector
Poznań University of Life Sciences
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2016-2020 Vice-Rector for Science and International Relations
Poznań University of Life Sciences
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2008-2016 Vice-Dean for Research
Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Spatial Management
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2009-2017 Head of the Department
Department of Ecology and Environmental Protection
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from 2007 Professor
Department of Ecology and Environmental Protection
Research
Scientific interests:
Ecology and environmental protection of the rural area; biological monitoring of aquatic ecosystems; hydromorphological river assessment; vegetation of aquatic, wetland and grassland ecosystems; phytosociology; biodiversity assessment and conservation.
Major projects:
Baltic Landscape in change – innovative approaches towards sustainable forested landscapes – acronym Baltic Landscape (2007-2013). European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) & European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI)
Polish-Norwegian Research Fund – Development and validation of methods for integrated assessment of ecological status of rivers and lakes to support river basin management plans – acronym deWELopment (2008-2011).
EU Project (FP5) – Standardisation of River Classifications: Framework method for calibrating different biological survey results against ecological quality classifications to be developed for the Water Framework Directive – acronym STAR (2003-2005)
20 national grants founded by Polish Ministry of sciences (10 as project leader)
Publications
299 publications, including:
Refereed journal articles – 122
Books – 8
Chapters of books – 25
Peer reviewed full text conference contributions – 22
Conference abstracts and short contributions – 91
Other papers – 31
Citation bibliometrics (Scopus):
H-index – 20
Sum of times cited – 1840
Lecturing, supervising & reviewing
List of courses:
Polish language: Ecology and nature conservation, Applied ecology and biotechnology in environmental protection, Freshwater ecology.
English courses: Applied ecology, Freshwater ecology, Biological monitoring.
PhD thesis – 4 (+1 as foreign co-supervisor)
MSc thesis – 62
BSc thesis – 47
Experience abroad
Editorial Board member – Annali di Botanica (from 2009)
UK, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology – Dorset, scientific research, 8 visits, total 33 weeks during the period 1995-2005
UK, Game Conservancy Trust – Fordingbridge, scientific research, 7 weeks in 1995
UK, Environment Agency – accreditation course of River Habitat Survey in 2006
Hungary, Central European University – Department of the Environmental Sciences and Policy, postgraduate course (8 weeks in 1994), instructor position (6 weeks in 1995), visiting lecturer (2 weeks in 1996)
Switzerland, Swiss Agricultural Research Station, Reckenholz, IATS fellowship – 3 months in 1990
Short research visits and conferences: Austria (14 visits), Belgium (3), Canada (1), China (2), Czech Republic (2), Denmark (2), Finland (2), France (4), Germany (1), Italy (3), Kazakchstan (3), Netherlands (2), Slovakia (1), South Africa (1), Serbia (1), Sweden (2), Switzerland (2), UK (2).
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