Karol Kurnicki is a sociologist working on socio-material transformations and mobilities since 2009. He is currently a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at the Leibniz-IfL, having previously worked on research projects at the UK Lancaster University (CREDS, UKRI funded, 2021–2023), Warwick University (COFUND Fellowship, Horizon 2020, 2018–2020) and Jagiellonian University in Poland (funded by the National Science Centre 2015–2018).

Through these projects he acquired an extended expertise on everyday mobilities and mobility infrastructures, digital transformations, energy transitions and social changes of urban neighbourhoods. He also has experience in academic management and different formats of transfer (workshops, public lectures, cooperation with artist and designers), alongside a broad knowledge on theories of social practice, urban theories and case study methodology. In his current project (MOBI-DIG) he investigates digitalisation of mobilities through platforms and data-related infrastructural transformations.

Karol Kurnicki is a sociologist working on socio-material transformations and mobilities since 2009. He is currently a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at the Leibniz-IfL, having previously worked on research projects at the UK Lancaster University (CREDS, UKRI funded, 2021–2023), Warwick University (COFUND Fellowship, Horizon 2020, 2018–2020) and Jagiellonian University in Poland (funded by the National Science Centre 2015–2018).

Through these projects he acquired an extended expertise on everyday mobilities and mobility infrastructures, digital transformations, energy transitions and social changes of urban neighbourhoods. He also has experience in academic management and different formats of transfer (workshops, public lectures, cooperation with artist and designers), alongside a broad knowledge on theories of social practice, urban theories and case study methodology. In his current project (MOBI-DIG) he investigates digitalisation of mobilities through platforms and data-related infrastructural transformations.