People

Core Team

Artur has experience in the area of cognitive and affective research utilizing cutting-edge neuroimaging methods. 

Christian A. Klöckner, PhD

PI (Partner) | NTNU

Christian is interested in psychological aspects related to climate change and environmental behaviour. In this project, he is particularly curious to find out how emotional stress caused by climate change might impact mitigation behaviour positively or negatively.

Jarosław Michałowski, PhD

PI (PARTNER)| SWPS UNIVERSITY

Jarosław is interested in studying mechanisms of mental problems and coping styles related to climate change.

Małgorzata is broadly interested in developing psychological methods that would allow for better understanding of the psychological aspects of climate change.

Dominika Zaremba, Msc​​

PHD RESEARCH FELLOW | NENCKI​

Dominika wants to learn how we can use the knowledge about climate change-related emotions to formulate better public policies and communication strategies.

Michalina Marczak, Msc​

PHD RESEARCH FELLOW | NTNU​

Michalina is interested in the interconnections between human emotions, wellbeing and the condition of the natural environment and their role in fostering pro-environmental attitudes and behaviours.

Bartosz Kossowski, Msc​​

PHD RESEARCH FELLOW | NENCKI​

Bartek is an enthusiast of technology and green life. In the project, he is responsible for MRI, IT services and data management.

Maria Kulesza,
Msc

PHD RESEARCH FELLOW | NENCKI​

Maria’s research interests revolve around the processing of emotions, social cognition and mental health, specifically personality disorders.

Collaborators

Katarzyna Jednoróg, PhD

Associate Prof. | nencki

Katarzyna is interested in the neurobiological underpinnings of spoken and written language and its disorders.

Magdalena Budziszewska, PhD

associate | University of Warsaw

Magdalena uses narrative analysis and qualitative methods to research emotions that people feel about climate change.

Aleksandra’s interested in how internal (emotions, bodily signals) and external factors influence the way we act and make decisions.

Jan Szczypiński,
Msc

PHD RESEARCH FELLOW | nencki

Jan interests concern constructing and utilizing questionnaire measures to better understand psychological challenges caused by climate change.

Join us!

 

If you want to collaborate with us scientifically, drop us a line at contact@climate-change-emotions.org.