Jacek Buczny

Jacek Buczny is an Assistant Professor at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam's Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences, specializing in Organizational Psychology. He holds additional roles at the Network Institute and IBBA. His research focuses on self-control, addiction, psychometrics, and meta-analysis, with contributions to environmental science and gerontology. He serves as an Associate Editor for Personality and Individual Differences and contributes to journals like Frontiers in Psychology. Awards include the Teacher of the Year 2021-2022 and the NWO Open Science Fund 2023 grant.

Key research interests include workaholism, personality dynamics, and the psychological impact of media. He teaches courses on meta-analysis, organizational research, and consumer behavior sustainability. His work bridges psychological theory with practical applications, such as improving gait analysis in older adults and assessing wearable device efficacy in pediatric care. Collaborations span environmental science (e.g., fly ash utilization) and biomechanics (e.g., muscle fatigue effects).

• Editorial Roles: Associate Editor for Personality and Individual Differences, Guest Editor for Frontiers in Computer Science
• Grants: NWO Open Science Fund 2023 (collaborative project)
• Media Contributions: Advises parents on media consumption for teenagers

His publications emphasize methodological rigor, including systematic reviews and meta-analyses. Current research trends explore the interplay between personality traits and workplace behavior, environmental sustainability through waste utilization, and aging-related biomechanical challenges.