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Leszek Wojciechowski serves as a Professor in the Department of Ancient, Byzantine and Medieval History at the Institute of History, Faculty of Humanities, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. His academic profile includes an ORCID identifier (0000-0001-6024-0127) and institutional email leszek.wojciechowski@kul.pl. His scholarly work centers on medieval religious culture with strong regional focus on Central and Eastern Europe, particularly Poland's historical development within broader European contexts. Wojciechowski's research spans Medieval History, Byzantine Studies, Pilgrimage Literature, and Medieval Encyclopedism, with specialized attention to relics of the Holy Cross, geographical descriptions in encyclopedic works, and Polish religious identity formation. His methodological approach combines source criticism with cultural analysis, frequently examining how medieval texts constructed religious and geographical knowledge. Key thematic threads include the intersection of material culture and devotion, the transmission of classical knowledge through medieval channels, and Poland's representation in foreign historical narratives. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals consistent engagement with primary sources from the 6th to 17th centuries, particularly medieval encyclopedias, pilgrimage accounts, and religious treatises. His work demonstrates increasing specialization in Holy Cross relics and Saint Catherine pilgrimage routes since 2020, while maintaining longstanding interest in Isidore of Seville's legacy and Polish-Latin textual traditions. Geographically, his research bridges Iberia, Sinai, Lublin, and broader Central European contexts through comparative analysis of religious practices. No scientific awards were documented in the provided information. Information regarding academic advising responsibilities, graduate student mentorship, or research grant acquisition was not included in the available materials. His editorial work as chief editor for publications like 'Borderlands. City - Countryside - Religiosity' (2020) and conference organization including 'The Image of the World and Man' (2016) indicate leadership in scholarly dissemination.

• Medieval History
• Ancient History
• Byzantine History
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Agnieszka Strycharczuk is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Foreign Languages within the Faculty of Theology at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin . Her work bridges Latin liturgical poetry , heraldic symbolism , and medieval hagiography . She has promoted Bachelor's theses and served as editor-in-chief for publications like Adam of St. Victor, Sequences .

• Latin Liturgical Poetry
• Heraldic Symbolism
• Medieval Hagiography
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Dr. Sebastian Bernat is a Professor at the Department of Spatial Management, Faculty of Earth Sciences and Spatial Management, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS), Lublin. His research spans landscape geography, acoustic ecology, and spatial management, with a focus on soundscapes, cultural landscapes, and environmental protection. He has organized interdisciplinary seminars on topics like 'Landscape and Health' and 'Experiencing Landscape' since 2008. Education: Master's in Geography (1998, UMCS), PhD in Earth Sciences (2005, UMCS), Habilitated Doctor in Earth Sciences (2015, UMCS) Leadership Roles: Former Head of Department of Environmental Protection (2016-2018), Chairman of Cultural Landscape Commission (2009-present), Member of UMCS Library Council (2011-present) His scientific work emphasizes: Soundscapes as cultural and environmental assets Landscape perception and multisensory experiences Health resort planning and noise protection Interdisciplinary methodologies bridging geography, acoustics, and musicology Recent publications focus on: Organ music heritage and acoustic landscapes (2025) Quiet area planning using GIS (2024) Pandemic impacts on landscape perception (2022) Scientific Recognition: UMCS Rector's Awards (2012, 2022, 2024, 2025) Gold Badge of Polish Geographical Society (2021) Author of 200+ publications, editor of collective works He integrates acoustic landscape education into courses for Geography, Spatial Management, and Tourism students, advocating for soundscape preservation as a component of UNESCO cultural heritage frameworks.

• Landscape Geography
• Acoustic Ecology
• Spatial Management
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Anna Waligórska is a Polish painter and public art specialist affiliated with the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk , where she holds a faculty position within the Faculty of Painting . Her practice spans mural painting, stained glass, illustration, and large-scale installations. Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk (Faculty of Painting, 2005) PhD in Arts (2013) Habilitation (postdoctoral degree, 2022) Her work explores themes of intimacy , nature dichotomies , and visual palimpsests , with dynamic compositions that balance transparency and layered meaning. Key projects include: Public art for Pomorska Kolej Metropolitalna (Gdańsk Metropolitan Railway, 2012 competition winner) "Rowerzystki" (Cyclists) steel installation (2019) Mural for University of Gdańsk's Biology Department (2015) Keywords across her 2016–2024 works include contemporary painting , public art , botanical motifs , and intergenerational dialogue . Her awards include the International Outdoor Gallery Competition (2012), and her works appear in the National Museum in Gdańsk , State Art Gallery in Sopot , and the Nahim Isaias Museum in Ecuador .

• Painting
• Mural Painting
• Stained Glass Art
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Rev. Dr. Hab. Włodzimierz Bielak is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Church History, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. His research focuses on medieval and early modern Catholic Church structures, devotion movements, and historical book collections. Education: Habilitation in Theology (specific details not provided) Affiliation: Department of Church History, Catholic University of Lublin Research Interests: The Church's role in medieval Poland, royal coronation rituals, Latin monastic orders, and the evolution of Catholic educational institutions. He has extensively studied the Canons Regular of the Lateran and the Sacred Heart of Jesus devotion. Notable Trends: His 15 most recent works span topics from medieval parish formation to 20th-century ecclesiastical renewal, with recurring subfields in archival analysis, liturgical studies, and religious movements. Scientific Awards: Rector of KUL Award for habilitation thesis (2013), Third Degree Team Award (2008) Grants: Internal grants for historical book collection research Academic Activities: Active in national Church history conferences, editorial roles for journals like Archives, Libraries and Church Museums , and preservation of medieval parish records.

• Church History
• Medieval History
• Theological Studies
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Professor Katarzyna Szymańska-Stułka is a leading music theorist at the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music , serving as Dean of the Faculty of Composition and Music Theory. Her work bridges philosophical, cultural, and spatial dimensions in Polish and European music. PhD in Humanities (Fryderyk Chopin University of Music) DSc in Musical Arts (specializing in Composition and Music Theory) Her research explores spatial concepts in music, connections between music and architecture , and the Polish national idiom in 20th-century composition. Key monographs include The Idea of Space in Music (2015) and Space as a Source of Compositional Strategies (2022). Recent publications analyze spatial symbolism across composers like Szymanowski, Beethoven, and Penderecki, with a focus on sacral themes and interdisciplinary influences . She has received multiple Rector's Awards and the 'Meritorious for Polish Culture' badge. Honorary Badge 'Meritorious for Polish Culture' (2011) Rector's Award, 1st Degree (2024) Medal for Merit to FCUM (2022) As an active academic, she supervises theses and co-organizes international conferences, including the upcoming Scientific and Artistic Conference on the Centenary of the Polish Composers' Union (2025).

• Music Theory
• Polish Composers
• Spatial Concepts in Music
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Paweł Różycki is a Professor at the Institute of Tourism within the Faculty of Tourism and Recreation at the University of Physical Education in Krakow. He serves as the Director of the Institute of Tourism and has an extensive publication record in tourism theory, cultural tourism, and religious tourism. Academic Affiliation: University of Physical Education in Krakow Leadership Role: Director of Institute of Tourism Research Interests include theoretical frameworks of tourism, cultural tourism, religious tourism, and trekking. His work emphasizes sociocultural dynamics, historical evolution of pilgrimage, and emerging forms like space tourism and benefit tourism. Key Areas: Theory of Tourism, Religious Tourism, Geotourism Methodological Focus: Tourist activity analysis, Interdisciplinary approaches Scientific Engagement is evident through editorial roles in journals like Geotourism and leadership positions in organizations such as the Polish Tourism Association. He contributes to academic discourse on tourism's role in globalization and social change.

• Theory of Tourism
• Cultural Tourism
• Religious Tourism
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Wojciech Mielnik is an Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Environmental Design, Faculty of Architecture at Gdańsk University of Technology. His work focuses on sacred architecture, particularly the use of wood in religious structures and their historical evolution. His research emphasizes traditional building techniques, sustainability, and the interplay between cultural heritage and modern construction practices. Education details are not explicitly provided in the text, but his academic role suggests prior advanced studies in architecture or related fields. Research Interests: - Analysis of wooden construction in sacred architecture - Cost-benefit analysis of modern vs traditional building materials - Safety and durability in religious building projects - Cultural significance of vernacular architecture - Aesthetic and functional integration of sacred spaces He has published two key articles analyzing wooden construction techniques in sacred architecture, comparing historical and contemporary approaches. His work highlights the enduring relevance of traditional materials like wood in modern architectural design. Wojciech Mielnik is a member of the Zespół Katedry Projektowania Środowiskowego (Environmental Design Department Team), focusing on sustainable architectural practices and rural development projects.

• Sacred Architecture
• Wooden Construction
• Architectural Design
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Dr. Andrzej Gładysz is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Instrumentology, Institute of Art Sciences, Faculty of Humanities, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (KUL), Poland. He is a musicologist, organologist, and historian with a strong focus on Polish sacred music, historical organ construction, and military history of the Renaissance period. He actively combines academic research with public engagement through concerts, lectures, and historical reenactments. Education: While specific degrees are not listed, his title of "Dr." and academic rank as Assistant Professor at a major Polish university indicate advanced training in musicology and historical studies. Research Interests: Musicology and Organology History of Polish Sacred Music Construction and Restoration of Historical Organs Military History of the Jagiellonian Era Cultural Heritage and Historical Reconstruction Scientific Awards and Honors: Medal "Pro Patria" Bronze Medal "Zasłużony Kulturze Gloria Artis" Medal and Award of the President of the City of Lublin Golden Badge of the Polish Union of Choirs and Orchestras Association of Catholic Publishers FENIKS Award Rector's Team Award of KUL (2nd degree) Supervision and Mentorship: He has served as auxiliary supervisor for several doctoral candidates including Mariusz Wiktorowski, ks. Witold Garbuliński, Karol Rzepecki, and Grzegorz Misiura. Labs and Teams: He is affiliated with the Institute of Musicology at KUL, where he contributes to the Department of Instrumentology as a key Central-European center for organ research and expert training. He is also active in the Academic Circle of Musicology Students and Choral ensembles.

• Musicology
• Organology
• Historical Organ Construction
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Robert Kozyrski is a Professor at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (KUL), where he works at the Research Center for Historical Geography of the Church in Poland. He has been employed at KUL since 1998, received his habilitation in 2015, and was awarded the title of professor in 2020. His academic career includes numerous research scholarships at European institutions including Universitat de Barcelona, Universitat de La Rioja, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, and Università degli Studi di Roma 'La Sapienza' through the ERASMUS+ program. Professor Kozyrski specializes in Church-state relations, historical geography of the Church in Poland, history of the Church in Poland, and parliamentarism and administration in Poland. His research primarily focuses on the historical geography of religious institutions within the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, examining territorial divisions of the Latin Church, monastic settlements, and church administration across centuries. His work bridges historical research with geographical analysis to understand the spatial organization of religious institutions in Polish history. His scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on Polish church history, particularly examining regional assemblies (sejmiki), church territorial organization, and religious tolerance issues during the early modern period. The research shows particular emphasis on the Lublin region, Chełm district, and broader territories of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, with publications spanning from the medieval period through contemporary times. Amicus Annalis Chelmensis distinction and medal (2020) Silver Medal for Long Service (2019) Individual Award of the Rector of the Catholic University of Lublin, 3rd degree (2017) Honorable Mention of the Aurea Demokratia Foundation (2004) Professor Kozyrski serves as editor-in-chief of 'Rocznik Chełmski' since 2021 and has been a member of the Editorial Committee since 2008. He has led and participated in numerous research projects funded by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education and the National Science Centre, with the most significant being 'Territorial divisions of the Latin Church in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (10th-21st centuries)' (2022-2027), where he serves as main contractor. His research has been supported by substantial grants focusing on historical geography of church structures in Poland. As co-founder of the Polish Society of Seventeenth Century Researchers and active member of several academic organizations, Professor Kozyrski contributes to the scholarly community through conference organization and academic leadership. His work with the Research Center for Historical Geography of the Church in Poland represents a sustained institutional commitment to documenting and analyzing the spatial dimensions of religious history in Poland.

• Church-state relations
• Historical geography of the Church in Poland
• History of the Church in Poland
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Sebastian Krzysztof Bernat is a Professor at the Institute of Socio-Economic Geography and Spatial Management within the Faculty of Earth Sciences and Spatial Management at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS) in Lublin, Poland. Since 2016, he has held this academic rank, following his habilitation in Earth Sciences in 2015. His work bridges landscape geography , soundscape studies , and spatial management , with a unique focus on organ music as a cultural landscape component. Master's in Geography from UMCS (1998), PhD in Earth Sciences (2005) Habilitation in Earth Sciences (2015) Head of Environmental Protection Department (2016–2018) Current Chair of Cultural Landscape Commission (PTG), UMCS Senate Bernat’s research explores sound as a landscape element , acoustic ecology , and cultural landscape preservation . His publications analyze health resorts , noise pollution , and interdisciplinary landscape seminars he has organized since 2008. Recent articles focus on quiet area planning , organ heritage , and landscape perception during pandemics . Awards include the UMCS Rector’s Award (multiple years) and Golden Badge of the Polish Geographical Society (2021). He has supervised 56 bachelor’s and 30 master’s theses but student names aren’t listed. Bernat advocates for sound archive creation and UNESCO recognition of soundscapes , emphasizing their role in cultural identity and wellbeing. His work connects geography with musicology and heritage conservation , particularly through organ music tourism and sacred space acoustics .

• Landscape Geography
• Tourism and Recreation
• Spatial Management
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Prof. Mariusz Wideryński is a renowned Polish photographer and academic teacher at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts (Faculty of Media Arts). He holds a professorship in the Media Concepts Department and leads the Graduate Studio of Applied Photography. Born in 1951, he transitioned from a geology background to photography in 1976, working as an agency photographer in southern Poland before becoming a freelance artist in the 1980s. His work spans creative documentary photography, portraiture, and landscape studies, with major exhibitions in Poland and internationally, including 'To the West from the East' (Georgia, 2012) and 'My Their Faces' (Czech Republic, 2020). He pioneered the 'Photographic Scores' series (2012-2014), blending visual art with contemporary music. Wideryński authored culturally significant photo albums like 'The Sejm and Senate of Poland' (2018) and 'Spirituality of Orthodoxy' (2015). Academically, he earned a doctorate in portrait photography (2011) and habilitation in film studies (2019), achieving professor status in 2019. He actively curates exhibitions, organizes photography workshops, and served as ZPAF President (2005-2011). Beyond academia, he is a mountain rescue volunteer since 1978, combining his passion for photography with outdoor pursuits. Education & Academic Milestones: Doctorate in portrait photography, 2011 Habilitation in film studies (photography specialization), 2019 Professor title conferred 2019 at Lodz Film School Research Focus: Wideryński’s work bridges artistic expression with cultural documentation, emphasizing portraits, landscapes, and architectural heritage. His projects explore themes of memory, identity, and cultural preservation through photography’s interplay with music, literature, and history. Notable exhibitions include over 100 curated shows in Poland and abroad, with particular emphasis on promoting Polish art globally. Awards & Recognition: Medal ‘Zasłużony Kulturze Gloria Artis’ Recipient of multiple exhibition accolades Academic Contributions: Teaches applied photography and media concepts, advising students on blending technical skill with conceptual depth. Organizes plein-air workshops and jurying international competitions. His pedagogical approach emphasizes fieldwork and interdisciplinary collaboration. Personal Passions: An avid mountain climber since 1978, serving as GOPR mountain rescue senior member, and equestrian enthusiast.

• Photography
• Documentary Photography
• Art History
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Dr. hab. Bożena Gierek is an Associate Professor at the Department of Comparative Civilization Studies, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Jagiellonian University. She graduated from Jagiellonian University (Religious Studies) and Krakow University of Economics (Tourism Management), later earning a postdoctoral degree in cultural studies from SWPS University. Specializes in comparative religious systems and cultural studies Focuses on rituals, death studies, Celtic Christianity, and nonverbal communication Published extensively in journals like Religions and Academic Journal of Modern Philology Her research spans Irish pilgrimage routes, European festival politics, and Celtic heritage preservation. Awards include TEMPUS and DAAD scholarships. She participated in EU heritage projects and international academic exchanges.

• Comparative Religious Studies
• Cultural Studies
• Contemporary Religious Phenomena
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Maciej Sobczyk is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Circum-Pacific and Far Eastern Archaeology at the University of Warsaw. His work focuses on the archaeology of pre-Hispanic Andean cultures, Polynesia, and specialized fields like high-altitude, cave, and underwater archaeology. He can be reached at m.sobczyk@uw.edu.pl and holds office hours on Wednesdays from 11:00 to 13:00 in room 0.25. Research interests include: Pre-Hispanic Andean cultures and architecture High-altitude archaeology Polynesian archaeology Cave archaeology Underwater archaeology His recent publications emphasize radiocarbon dating of Andean sites, Inca ceremonial centers, and underwater cave systems in Rapa Nui. Key themes span Inca archaeology , ceremonial landscapes , genetic anthropology , and environmental adaptation in extreme terrains. Selected projects include: Analysis of the Maucallacta site in Arequipa, Peru Studies of Apu Coropuna as an Inca oracle Investigations into Tiwanaku's genetic and cultural influence Exploration of Rapa Nui's cave systems

• archaeology and architecture of pre-Hispanic cultures of the Andean area
• high-altitude archaeology
• archaeology of Polynesia
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Marek Kordyaczny is a Professor at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, affiliated with the Faculty of Interior Architecture and Department of Fine Arts. He has maintained continuous association with the institution since graduating in 1981 and currently serves as head of the Second Sculpture Studio. Education: Graduated from Faculty of Sculpture, Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow (1981) under Professor Marian Konieczny His artistic practice centers on sculpture , drawing , and watercolor painting , exploring diverse conventions including realistic, abstract, and kinetic forms. Notable output encompasses sacred-themed sculptures in public spaces, interiors, and gardens, alongside small sculptural works like memorial plaques, busts, medals, and statuettes. His creative approach synthesizes traditional craftsmanship with contemporary conceptual frameworks across multiple plastic disciplines. Professor Kordyaczny has implemented his own teaching program in the Second Sculpture Studio since 1981, mentoring generations of students through dedicated studio instruction despite no specific advisee names being documented. As head of the Second Sculpture Studio within the Department of Fine Arts, he leads specialized artistic development focused on sculptural innovation and technical mastery. His studio serves as a critical hub for advancing both traditional and experimental approaches to three-dimensional art forms. He maintains an active exhibition record with participation in numerous national and international shows, and his works are held in significant private collections and museum holdings worldwide.

• sculpture
• drawing
• watercolor painting
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