University of Gdańsk

The project will undertake a comparative analysis of Poland and Italy concerning the bioethical and legal implications of deploying AI in healthcare, with particular emphasis on the civil, criminal, and professional (disciplinary) liability of medical professionals. The analysis will examine: (i) the applicable standard of care in AI-supported practice; (ii) the attribution of responsibility for clinical decisions supported by AI systems; (iii) requirements for documenting AI-assisted decision-making processes; and (iv) the role and scope of informed consent in this context.

Dr. Katarzyna Szlachetko focuses on public law, with particular emphasis on local government law and governance, development policy, the investment and construction process, and the legal aspects of light pollution. She is the author of several dozen scholarly publications in these fields, addressing in particular the role of law in shaping spatial development, public policies and environmental protection at the local and regional levels.

• Bacterial physiology and persister cell biology
• Mechanisms of antibiotic tolerance and resistance
• Bacterial genetic engineering and genome modification, and molecular analyses
• Host immune regulation in diabetic kidney disease
• Fcγ receptor signaling in podocytes and phagocytes

• Molecular and cellular analysis of host–pathogen interactions

   

Organizational Agency & Empowerment Research focuses on the psychological and managerial foundations of agency and empowerment in organizational contexts. The research examines how organizational boundaries, cultural conditions, and work environments shape individual and collective agency in diverse types of organizations, including public and business sectors.

My research focuses on social rehabilitation pedagogy, with particular emphasis on socially maladjusted individuals, juvenile offenders, probation systems, and therapeutic interventions supporting social reintegration. I combine educational, psychological, and sociological perspectives to study the social problems, effectiveness of rehabilitation processes, group therapy, resilience, and cognitive-behavioral approaches in institutional and community-based settings.