Habilitated Doctor, Assistant Professor at the Department of Bioethics, Medical University of Łódź, Poland. Her research focuses on bioethical aspects of reproductive medicine, feminist approaches to issues such as preimplantation genetic diagnosis, embryo, gamete and mitochondrial donation, as we as human enhancement and cross disciplinary perspectives (bioethics/film studies/cultural studies/body, bio and cyborg art) on dying, ageing, and embodiment.

is a graduate of Medicine and Philosophy with a Ph.D. in philosophy from University of Łódź, Poland. Assistant Professor at the Department of Bioethics, Medical University of Lodz. 

Her academic interests focus on bioethics and phenomenology, especially on phenomenology of embodiment, philosophical and ethical issues concerning human enhancement, philosophical thanatology and bioethical end-of-life issues, and on the analysis of gender stereotypes in bioethical and medical discourses. 

currently postgraduate student of bioethics at Warsaw University. His research in the fields of psychiatry and neurology focus on the ethical issues they generate. He works on social and bioethical context of the use of virtual reality in psychiatry, concentrating on Avatar Therapy in the treatment of drug-resistant auditory hallucinations experienced by people with schizophrenia.

is an artist (2009 graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź, Department of Visual Arts) and researcher, PhD student (Nature-Culture Transdisciplinary PhD Program at Artes Liberales Faculty, University of Warsaw). Working in a laboratory (mostly at the Institute of Genetics and Biotechnology, Faculty of Biology, University of Warsaw) locates her works in the field of bio art, although she tries to avoid using this term. She sees her liminal activity as situated knowledge production. She is mostly focused on life in its broad understanding (its biological and cultural meaning). Her projects have mostly conceptual, critical character. The main point of her research interest are multilevel relations emerging during realization of liminal projects. She tries to put her observations, as an artist/researcher (liminal being), in the context of Science and Technology Studies (STS) Actor-Network Theory by Bruno Latour and feminist humanities.