Scientific research activities:
- Phytochemical study of secondary metabolites of plants and fungi (GC-MS, HPLC-FLD/DAD).
- Chemistry of forest environment.
- Supercritical extraction of natural products.
- Engineering of forest by-products.
- The rheological properties of natural products.
Phase transitions of natural products.
- Floristry – changes in the flora of the Bialowieza Forest in the last decades
Phytosociology of plants – non-forest and hydrogenic communities of Bialowieza Forest.
- Mycology – polypore fungi of north-eastern Poland.
- Parasitic, anamorphic fungi of Bialowieza Forest.
- Changes in lichen biota of Bialowieza Forest over the last few years.
- Bryology – type of Sphagnum sp. in the Bialowieza Forest.
- Ecology and demography of plants.
- Ethnobotany.
- History of plants’ usage.
- Hunting.
- Ecology of large mammals and birds of prey.
- Network management and protection of trees – natural monuments.
- Tourism in the protected areas and forest.
- Protection of biodiversity in agricultural areas and forest.
- Nature and forest education.
- Logging.
- Seed, nursery and selection.
- Grain size distribution of polydisperse materials.
- Computer image analysis.
- Microscopic analysis – SEM microscopy.
- The construction of food, agricultural and forestry machinery.
- Physicochemical properties of raw materials.
- Granulation processes of waste products.
- Physicochemical and microbiological characteristics of surface waters.
- Development of tourism and recreation in forest areas (sylvan tourism).
- Tourist development of forest areas.
- Financing of tourism activities in forest areas (costs and benefits).
- Human Resources – acquisition, education, management of forest areas.
- The effects of public management in local governments.
- The supervision of private forests and its effectiveness.
- Financing public tasks, with particular emphasis on environmental tasks.