Prof. Przemysław Kazienko

Przemysław is the leader of the Emognition team. He is primarily a computer scientist with expertise in machine learning, natural language processing (NLP), recommender systems, knowledge extraction and processing and more.

Prof. Adam Polak

Adam is interested in modeling and analysis of the measurement system, methods of data decomposition, fusion.

Dr. Stanisław Saganowski

Together with Przemek, Stasiek supervises the work in our team. He provides solutions and sets goals. He has a strong background in machine learning, mobile and wearable technologies, and social network analysis.

Dr. Maciej Behnke

Maciek brings psychological know-how to our team. Drawing on his background in sports science and psychology, he coaches us on the nature of emotion. His research centers on the role and psychophysiological structure of positive emotion, especially in the context of esports performance.

Dr. Monika Prucnal

Monika is interested in biomedical signal processing. Her previous project focused on the EEG signal analysis methods in sleep research, in particular aimed at the detection and classification of sleep apnea. Currently, she is testing methods of removing artifacts from the PPG signal.

Bartosz Perz, Ph.D. candidate

Bartosz is passionate about teaching machines to understand emotions. He is a versatile person, able to help with every task. Bartosz considers his current work a perfect middle ground between machine learning, signal processing, and psychology.

Dominika Kunc, Ph.D. student

Dominika is a data scientist passionate about emotion recognition in general. Her previous projects included emotion detection from Twitter posts and facial emotion recognition. Besides machine learning models design, Dominika makes it possible to use them in our system.

Joanna Komoszyńska, Ph.D. student

If there is some data engineering task to do, probably Joanna takes care of it. Besides this, she is a data scientist and has business experience in software engineering, which she uses to support the developer part of the Emognition team.

Łukasz Culer, Ph.D. student

Łukasz is passionate about exploring interdisciplinary topics at the intersection of artificial intelligence and psychology, biology, and linguistics. His previous work considered sentiment analysis and applying formal languages to bioinformatics. Currently, he focuses on the EPG signal and emotional and health data that can be inferred from it. He is also a seasoned software engineer.

(Former member) Jan Miszczyk

Jan is a software engineer, working with various wearable technologies in the Emognition project. He currently develops and maintains applications for Tizen wearables and Android smartphones.

(Former member) Bartłomiej Klich

Bartłomiej is an electronics engineer in the Emognition team. He is responsible for signal processing and algorithms for determining parameters such as heart rate used in wearable health monitoring technologies.

(Former member) Dzmitry Lisouski

In the Emognition team, Dzmitry is engaged in the development of the Android application. In addition, he is fond of everything related to the development of mobile devices, including games.

(Former member) Vadym Liss

Vadym is working as a software developer in the Emognition team. He is responsible for various parts of the Emognition software stack, focusing primarily on our Android application.

(Former member) Adam Hebko

As a future psychologist and team member, Adam will be your first contact in our project. He also deals with aspects of our everyday life such as decision-making or our perceived psycho-physical attractiveness.