Aleksandra Pędrak

Dr. Aleksandra Pędrak is a Lecturer at the Vistula Academy of Finance and Business, affiliated with the Faculty of Computer Science, Graphics and Architecture and the Department of Computer Science. Her research focuses on applying perturbative methods in Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) to analyze exclusive processes, symmetry analysis of nuclear models using functional analysis and group theory, and developing numerical tools with Mathematica and Reduce programming language for symbolic algebra. She has contributed to projects such as the COPIN Consortium (Project No. 04-113, IPHC/CRNS, Strasbourg), the Bogolubov-Infeld program (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna), and the Harmonia 9 grant from the National Science Centre.

Her doctoral dissertation, 'Hidden Symmetries in Nuclear Models,' was defended in 2016 under the Physical Sciences discipline. She has authored five scientific publications and collaborates on algorithmic developments for analyzing symmetry problems in nuclear models.

Professional activities include EU-funded projects at Vistula Academy, covering interdisciplinary fields such as computer science, logistics, and pedagogy. No awards are listed, but her work emphasizes computational physics and theoretical nuclear models.