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PhD.

Collegium Cieszkowskich New, III floor, room 324

+48 61 848 7637

Aleksandra Łangowska

Assistant Professor

CV

  • PhD – Poznań University of Life Sciences; Effect of drones presence on workers performance in the honey bee Apis mellifera

Experience and Employment

  • Assistant Professor in Apidology Lab, Department of Zoology, Poznań University of Life Sciences

Awards

Other Activities

  • Instructor for the Apidology Section and Co-Instructor of the Behavioral Sciences Section of the Student Science Circle of Animal Breeders and Biologists

  • Explore your passion for bees – learn the art of beekeeping, plan and run your own research.

Selected projects

  • Member of the Management Committee of COST Action
    26.09.2023 – 25.09.2027 CA22105 – BEekeeping products valorization and biomonitoring for the SAFEty of BEEs and HONEY (BeSafeBeeHoney)

  • Project research manager
    Project implemented under the 2014-2020 Rural Development Programme for Poland co-financed by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development, Measure 16: Cooperation. Project No: 00011.DDD.6509.00339.2022.16
    The highest quality honey produced in a sustainable environment of a smart hive that guarantees better health of the honey bee colony 2023 –2024

  • Grant holder; grant founded by National Science Center
    2019 – 2020: 2019/03/X/NZ8/01461 Role of night time pollinators in pollination of oilseed rape

  • Investigator; international project
    UE FP7-Project no 311781
    Linking farmland Biodiversity to Ecosystem seRvices for effective ecofunctional intensificATION (LIBERATION) 2013/2017
    (participation in 2014)

  • Investigator; grant founded by National Science Center
    NCN: 2011 – 2013 N N304 294240 UP Poznań The mechanisms of social evolution in ants: an analysis of the impact of potential fertility on behavior and division of labor 2010/2013

  • Grant holder; inter-university interdisciplinary research project: Poznań University of Life Sciences – Poznań University of Medical Sciences
    3/556/WI/10 Evaluation of flow cytometry for assessment of selected sperm parameters of Apis mellifera L. and Osmia rufa L. bees May-Nov 2010

Teaching

  • Apidology

  • Entomology

  • Beekeeping

  • Sustainable methods of animal husbandry (bees)

  • Repetitory course on animal husbandry/biology in English

  • Ethology (eusociality)

  • Zoology (invertebrates)

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Research interests

  • Social insects, 

  • division of labour, 

  • aging, 

  • general honey bee behavior & ecology, 

  • bee health, 

  • honey production, 

  • climate change.

Learn more about the projects

The highest quality honey produced in a sustainable environment of an intelligent hive that guarantees better health of the honey bee colony

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Role of night time pollinators in pollination of oilseed rape

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Evaluation of flow cytometry for assessment of selected sperm parameters of Apis mellifera L. and Osmia rufa L. bees

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