• Current, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland, PhD Candidate at the Faculty of Physics. Institute of Geophysics.
• 2019-2020, AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland, Master of Physics at the Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science. Master Thesis: Analysis of atmospheric aerosol conversion and dispersion processes using data from the optical particle counter.
• 2015-2019, AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland, Bachelor of Engineering at the Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science. Engineering Thesis: Measurement and modelling of natural gas leaks from transmission installations in the Podkarpackie voivodeship.

Current, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland

Researcher/Team member in the Radiation Transfer Laboratory, Institute of Geophysics

1. Improved/expanded existing radiation transfer numerical models
2. Assisted in maintaining Warsaw's remote weather stations. Prepared a simplified GUI for data visualisation
3. Written codes and designed solutions regarding data analysis

Current, Government-funded project, Warsaw, Poland

Investigator in the project: 'Aerosol impact on microphysical, optical and radiation properties of fog'.

1. Determined that the used sensor is considerably influenced by rapid changes in humidity
2. Proposed two versions of the drying unit
3. Designed and carried out experiments comparing the AE-51 output with and without the drying unit
4. Written codes for data analysis

2022 - 2023, Government-funded project, Warsaw, Poland

Investigator in the project: 'Stably-Stratified Atmospheric Boundary Layer: Beyond the standard Monin and Obukhov Approach'.

1. Broadening the knowledge regarding the Monin-Obukhov Similarity Theory
2. Gaining experience in data analysis

2021 - 2022, POLNOR-LEADER, Warsaw, Poland

Investigator in the project: 'Long-Endurance UAV for assessing atmospheric pollution profiles'. Funding: Norwegian Financial Mechanisms.

1. Designed and carried out experiments determining the behavior of low-cost sensors at low pressures
2. Prepared a literature review concerning the particle losses due to inertia and impact while sampling
3. Calculated and proposed the dimensions of a conical diffuser intended to lower particle losses
4. Prepared a numerical simulation of the flow through the diffuser using the OpenFOAM environment

2023, SCARAT (MAGPIE/SHIMMER), Barbados

Investigator in the project: 'Scale-resolving airborne temperature fluctuation measurements in subtropical marine boundary layer'.

1. Maintenance and technical assistance regarding the Ultra Fast Thermometer
2. Data quality assurance

2018 - 2020, AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland

Research trainee in the Environmental Physics Group

1. Assisted with collecting PM concentration profiles using a commercial helium balloon
2. Assisted with sensor maintenance
3. Assisted with measurements of the methane emissions from wetlands, landfills and peat bogs using the eddy covariance method

2019, Joint Surveys of Urban Natural Gas associated CH₄, Krakow, Poland

Research trainee in the Environmental Physics Group

1. Collected horizontal profiles of greenhouse gases in Silesia voivodeship using the 'OA-ICOS' and 'CRDS' techniques

June 2018, Carbon Dioxide and Methane observation mission, Silesia region, Poland

Research trainee in the Environmental Physics Group

1. Assisted with calibration procedures and measurements with the use of 'FTIR', 'CRDS', 'OA-ICOS' techniques
2. Collected horizontal profiles of greenhouse gases in Silesia voivodeship using the 'OA-ICOS' and 'CRDS' techniques
3. Mapped the surroundings of Silesian coal mines' ventilation shafts

1. July 2023, International HPC Summer School, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA
2. July 2022, International Radiation Symposium, Thessaloniki, Greece
• Florczyk, G. M. et al. Modelling of the Diurnal Cycle of the Aerosol-filled PBL with the Eddy Diffusivity/Mass Flux Model Coupled with the Radiative Transfer Model
3. May 2022, EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria
• Florczyk, G. M. et al. The silica gel dryer or the electrical heating. Which one is better to ameliorate humidity-related anomalies using the MicroAeth AE-51?
4. May 2021, ACTRIS Summer School, University of Helsinki, Atmospheric observations of aerosols, clouds and reactive trace gases
5. Apr 2021, EGU General Assembly, Virtual
• Florczyk, G. M. et al. Should black carbon concentration from aethalometer measurements onboard UAVs be additionally corrected? - What is the impact of rapid relative humidity changes on our measurements?
• Nurowska, K. et al. Determination of hygroscopic aerosol growth based on the OPC-N3 counter
• Jagoda, P. et al. The extent of methane emission associated with the natural gas industry in southeastern Poland
6. Dec 2020, PolandAOD Conference, Virtual
• Florczyk G. M. et al. Impact of rapid changes of relative humidity on eBC levels in portable aethalometer AE-51
7. Apr 2019, EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria,
• Nęcki, J. et al. Why are Silesian cities breathing with methane? - results of JSUN-CH4 project