I wrote my PhD while working first as a junior lecturer in statistics and then as a lecturer in statistics at the Department of Mathematical and Statistical Methods in the Agricultural University of Poznan. I stayed there until 1996, working in the theory of optimum design in linear models. Then I moved to London and spent a year at the Department of Statistics, London School of Economics . There my research interests moved towards design problems in non-linear models. I continue my research on this subject at my present position at Queen Mary, as a member of the Design Research Group .
Research interests Experimental designs for linear and non-linear models of observations.
Criteria of design optimality for parameter estimation, hypothesis testing and discrimination between models. Applications of design optimality theory in agriculture, biology and chemistry.