1. Der Einfluss des Unionsrechts auf die Verwaltungsgerichtsbarkeit [Impact of EU-law on Administrative Judiciary] in: ed. R. Broemel, P. Krell, O. Muthorst, J. Prütting, Prozessrecht in nationaler, europäischer und globaler Perspektive [Procedural law from national, european and global perspective], Mohr Siebeck, Tübingen 2017, pp. 279-288.

2. A comparative analysis of limitations in administrative appeals in Europe: the case of Poland and Slovakia, Review of European Administrative Law 2018, No 2 (together with M. Horvat), pp. 59-79.

3. Die Effektivität der verwaltungsgerichtlichen Kontrolle in Europa [The effectiveness of administrative courts control in Europe], Zeitschrift der Verwaltungsgerichtsbarkeit 2018, No 2, pp. 100-107.

4. The right to an effective remedy in European Law: significance, content and interaction, China EU-Law Journal 2019, No 6, pp. 163-174.

5. Die Herabsetzung des Ruhestandalters im Lichte des Grundsatzes der richterlichen Unabhängigkeit [the reduction of the judge`s retirement age in the light of the principle of judicial independence], Neue Justiz 2019, No 10, pp. 432-427.

6. Access to the highest administrative courts: between a right of an individual to hear a case and a right of a court to hear selected cases, Central European Public Administration Review 2020, No 1, pp. 1-23.

7. Die Schranken der Nebenaktivitäten der Richter im Lichte ihrer Unabhängigkeit und Dienstaufsicht [The barriers to the ancillary activities of judges in the light of their independence and supervision], Verwaltungsarchiv 2020, No 4, pp. 473-490.

8. A right to have one’s case heard within a reasonable time before the Czech and the Polish Supreme Administrative Courts – standards, the reality and proposals for the future, Utrecht Law Review, 2021, vol. 17, issue 1, pp. 20-32, DOI: http://doi.org/10.36633/ulr.586 (together with L. Potěšil).

9. Public administration`s adaptation to Covid-19 pandemic – Czech, Hungarian, Polish and Slovak experience, Central European Public Administration Review 2021, No 1, pp. 133-158, DOI: https://doi.org/10.17573/cepar.2021.1.06 (together with M. Horvat, L. Potěšil and K. Rozsnayi).

10. Supervision over courts and judges. Insights into selected legal systems, Peter Lang 2021, pp. 236 (editorship and co-authorship).

All publications

• The main prize in the 8th edition of the competition organized by the Wolters Kluwer Polska and the journal “Judicial Review” for the law book most useful for the practice of justice in 2015. (Res iudicata of the administrative court judgment, Warsaw 2015), March 2017,

• Scholarship of the Minister of Science and Higher Education for an outstanding young scientist awarded by the decision of 21 October 2016.

Membership in international scientific organizations and review boards:

• JAR-Association (Justice Administration Research Association).
• RENEUAL (Research Network for Administrative Science).

Scientific activity:

• 2007 – Master of Arts in Law. Magistry thesis: Expropriation of real estate under Art. 124 of the Real Estate Management Act. Supervisor: professor Marek Szewczyk  
• 2010 – Doctor of law. PhD dissertation: Cassation law basis in the court-administrative procedure. Supervisor: professor Andrzej Skoczylas.
• 2015 – Habilitation degree. Habilitation thesis: Res iudicata of administrative court’s judgment
• 2020 – Full professorship. Professor`s monograph: Prescription in administrative law.

Leadership in research projects financed by the Polish National Science Centre:

• International cooperation between European Union Member States in recovering public claims (2011-2014),
• Enforcement of Administrative Court Judgments (2013-2017),
• Administrative supervision of courts and judges (2017-),
• Appealability of administrative courts judgments (2018-),
• Normative ways of building individuals’ trust towards administrative courts (2021-).  

Leadership in research projects financed by the Visegrad Fund:

• Simplifications in administrative proceedings (2019-2022),

Participation in international research projects: 

• „Interactions and Basic Rights – Relationships as Elements of Constitutionals Conceptions in China and in the EU”. Leadership institutions: University in Hamburg, Faculty of Law, Shandong University, School of Law, 2016-2017,
• “Constitutional protection of property”. Leadership institutions:  University in Hamburg, Faculty of Law, China University of Political Science and Law, 2017-2018,
• “Common core of European Administrative Law” (CoCeal) – financed by European Research Council (national rapporteur).   

Teaching in German on the Ruprecht-Karls University in Heidelberg (guestprofessorship 2022):

• Einführung in das Polnische öffentliche Recht.
• Aktuelle Herausforderungen für die Justiz aus rechtsvergleichender Perspektive.