He is engaged in scientific research at the Department of Microbiology of the Faculty of Biology, in the field of microbiology. He is engaged in biochemical and molecular-genetic characterization of Bacillus spp bacteria, their use in biocontrol of plant pathogens and as agents for promoting plant growth. Then, the study of the entire plant microbiome and their interactions and the use of this knowledge in the construction of bacterial consortia for use in agricultural production. He is working on finding strategies for the most efficient isolation and selection of bacteria of interest from natural samples. In the 2023/24 academic year, classes will begin on the new master module Astrobiology, which he is the head of. Research related to this topic will be focused on the isolation and selection of microorganisms from extreme environments, their study for application in biotechnology and extrapolation of data to environments beyond Earth, as well as the effect of bacteria that promote plant growth on their survival in simulated Martian soil conditions. In the newly established Laboratory for Experimental Astrobiology at the Institute of Physics, research related to Venus as an astrobiological target is beginning.