Mr. Dariusz Pieńkowski | Corporate Social Responsibility | Best Researcher Award

Poznań University of Life Sciences, Poland

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Early Academic Pursuits:

Dariusz Pieńkowski embarked on his academic journey, earning a solid foundation in the realms of biology and psychology at the University of Adam Mickiewicz Poznań. He obtained a Master's degree in Biology in 1992 and a Master's degree in Psychology in 1995, showcasing his interdisciplinary approach.

Professional Endeavors:

After his initial academic achievements, His pursued further education, attaining a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Economics Kraków in 2002. He later achieved Habilitation in Economics from the University of Białystok in 2015, demonstrating his commitment to multidisciplinary expertise.

Contributions and Research Focus:

His made substantial contributions to the field of Economics, particularly focusing on sustainable development, energy consumption policy, and the circular economy. His publications, such as "The Economics of Sustainable Development and Distribution," reflect his critical perspectives and integrative approaches to economic issues.

Accolades and Recognition:

His dedication to research and academia has earned him recognition, as evidenced by his role as a Researcher/Lecturer at the University of Life Science in Poznań since 2010. He has also undertaken international roles, including an Internship at Bandirma Onyedi Eylul University (Turkey) in 2023 and serving as a Visiting Professor at Aleksandras Stulginkis University (Lithuania) in 2018.

Impact and Influence:

His international experiences, including research fellowships in Germany, the UK, and Sweden, underline the global impact of his work. His collaborations with institutions like Newcastle University and Forschungscentrum Karlsruhe highlight his commitment to diverse perspectives in his research endeavors.

Legacy and Future Contributions:

As an accomplished researcher and lecturer, His legacy is marked by a series of publications, addressing issues ranging from sustainable energy autarky to the socio-economic conditions of development in borderland natural protected areas. With an ORCID identifier and an extensive body of work, his influence is likely to endure, shaping the discourse in economics and environmental studies.

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