Wojciech Tylmann

Wojciech Tylmann is a Professor at the Institute of Geography, University of Gdańsk, Poland. His research focuses on high-resolution paleoenvironmental reconstructions using lake sediments, with primary fieldwork conducted on Polish lakes (Gorzyńskie, Suminko, Żabińskie) and Lake Victoria in Africa.

His dominant research interests include:

• Varves (57% expertise) as annual climate archives
• Lake sediments (25% expertise) for environmental history
• Paleoenvironmental reconstructions through sediment analysis
• Dating methods in paleolimnology
• Lake ecosystem responses to anthropogenic pressures
• Microplastics as stratigraphic markers for the Anthropocene

Recent publications (2023-2025) reveal consistent work on varve-based climate reconstruction across Europe, while expanding into human impacts like eutrophication in Lake Victoria and microplastic pollution. His projects emphasize long-term monitoring (e.g., 10-year dataset from Lake Żabińskie) and international collaboration with Swiss, Italian, and Polish institutions.

Tylmann maintains an active research network with 174 co-authors including Andrea Lami (CNR-Water Research Institute), Colin Courtney-Mustaphi (Geoecology), and Giulia Wienhues (Oeschger Centre for Climate Research), though no student supervision or grant details are documented in the provided text.