Rafał Albiński

Rafał Albiński is an Assistant Professor at the Warsaw School of Social Sciences and Humanities (SWPS University), affiliated with the Faculty of Psychology in Warsaw and the Department of Psychological Research Methods. His research focuses on prospective memory (remembering future intentions), the impact of depression and aging on memory, time management, procrastination, and behavioral addictions related to modern technologies. He leads the Remember in order to remember project, aiming to develop cognitive training methods for prospective memory.

He teaches statistics and research methodology in both Polish and English, coordinating the English-taught psychology program at SWPS. His work bridges cognitive and clinical psychology, with a particular interest in how mood states and aging affect memory processes. He has contributed to studies on subclinical depression's paradoxical positive effects on time-based prospective memory tasks.

His research also explores disruptions in task execution and the development of mental models. Notable projects include investigating the impact of aging on decision-making and judgments, and the role of resilience in well-being during challenging times.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. His academic contributions are primarily through publications and research projects.