Education

My academic training combines psychology, computer science, and forensic sciences. I pursued an interdisciplinary educational path in order to integrate methodological approaches from different disciplines when studying complex phenomena such as sexual offending.

I hold two doctoral degrees:

• PhD in Medical Science (sexology), obtained at the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw, where my research focused on diagnostic methods for sexual preference disorders and the development of assessment tools used in forensic sexology.

• PhD in Computer Science (computer science and biological sciences), obtained at the University of Warsaw. My doctoral work focused on computational methods for the automatic classification of child sexual abuse material.

My graduate degrees include:

• M.Sc. in Psychology (clinical and forensic psychology), Jagiellonian University in Kraków

• M.Sc. in Information Technology / Computer Science (data science), Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in Warsaw

•  M.Sc. in Forensic Biology (forensic genetics and forensic science), University of Warsaw

I have also completed postgraduate studies in Clinical Sexology at the Medical University of Warsaw and an MBA in Information Technology at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology.

I hold the European certification EFS & ESSM Certified Psycho-Sexologist (ECPS) awarded jointly by the European Federation of Sexology and the European Society for Sexual Medicine.

Professional experience

My research focuses on the intersection of forensic sexology and artificial intelligence. I develop computational methods and software tools designed to support the identification and analysis of sexual offences, including machine-learning models used for the classification of child sexual abuse material and the interpretation of neural network predictions.

I am the author of several dozen scientific publications, including journal articles and book chapters in the fields of forensic sexology, psychiatry, and computer science. I regularly present my research at national and international scientific conferences.

I have led and participated in several research projects, including a Diamond Grant awarded by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education for research on the diagnosis and characterization of sexual preference disorders.

Alongside my research activities, I have over ten years of academic teaching experience. I have taught courses related to psychology, sexology, and computer science at several universities, including the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology, the Medical University of Warsaw, the University of Warsaw, and Jagiellonian University.

In professional practice I serve as a court-appointed expert in sexology, computer science, and anthropology, preparing expert reports for courts, prosecutors’ offices, police units, and forensic laboratories. To date I have authored more than 700 expert opinions in criminal proceedings.

Academic and professional activities

I am actively involved in the scientific and professional community related to forensic psychology, sexology, and artificial intelligence.

I currently serve as Chairman of the Board of the Scientific Association for Applied Sexology. I am also a member of several professional organizations, including the Association of Forensic Psychologists in Poland and the Polish Artificial Intelligence Association. I am affiliated with Collegium Invisibile, where I completed an individual research program in sexology.

For my scientific achievements I have received multiple academic scholarships and awards, including the Minister of Science and Higher Education Scholarship for Outstanding Scientific Achievements, scholarships awarded by the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology and Jagiellonian University, as well as recognition in the “Innovative Scientist” category of the Innovator of Mazovia competition.