Patrycja is an EU lawyer with strong interest in researching how law, human rights and transnational governance respond to challenges of global risks & novel technologies. She focuses on public health regulation, the role of judiciary and on interdisciplinary and comparative work. Patrycja’s research benefits from her international experience – she has lived, practiced law and worked as a scholar in Poland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy and Northern Ireland/UK.

During her time at Queen's, she is co-ordinating the Law School contribution to the EU Horizon 2020 funded project consortium InDivEU - 'Integrating Diversity in the European Union' within the work package on Alternatives to Differentiated Integration. Between 2018-2020 she was a Principal Investigator on the EU Horizon 2020 funded project (MSCA IF) 'Protecting Human Rights and Public Health in Global Pandemics A Map of the Standards Applied by EU and US Courts' as a Marie-Sklodowska Curie Fellow.

Human rights, risk regulation, public health, including biotechnology and food safety, EU law, new modes of governance, judicial protection, comparative law and regulation.