Graduate of Bachelor’s (2023) and Master’s (2025) program in European Studies at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University. Currently pursuing a second Master’s degree in Intercultural Relations at the Institute of Intercultural Studies. Since October 2025, a PhD candidate at the Jagiellonian University Doctoral School in the Social Sciences, within the Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in Politics, International Relations, and Security. His research interests focus on the history of Central Europe (with a particular emphasis on Slovakia), Heritage Studies, difficult political heritage, and the development of national identities. He gained research experience through the international project "Sites of Tension – Shifts in Holocaust Memory, Antisemitism, and Political Contestation in Europe" (The WeissLivnat International Center for Holocaust Research and Education). He has participated in academic collaborations and exchanges with Lund University, Vytautas Magnus University in Kaunas, the Polish Institute in Budapest, and the University of Tartu.
- Koźmiński F., Uwarunkowania historyczne relacji słowacko-węgierskich oraz status mniejszości węgierskiej w Republice Słowackiej, Kraków 2025.
- Koźmiński F., Poślada M., Spór wokół Valle de los Caídos (Dolina Poległych) i pochówku generała Francisco Franco – trudne dziedzictwo Państwa Hiszpańskiego, „Societas Historicorum” 2025, nr 91.
- Koźmiński F., Accounting for the Past – the Problem of Lustration in Slovakia, „Exploring the Collapse of the Bipolar World and the Emergence of a New Identity in Central-Eastern Europe”, 2025.
- Koźmiński F., Szczerbicki D., Lenin in Poronin – an Analysis of the Difficult Heritage of Podhale Region Based on the Actions of the Communist Authorities in Cultivating the Memory of the Leader of the Revolution, „(Non)Commemoration of the Heritage of Central and Eastern Europe”, 2024.
- Koźmiński F., Szczerbicki D., Cyril and Methodius Conflict – Between East and West. History and Cultural Heritage of Slovakia, “The Heritage of Central and Eastern Europe”, 2023.
- Koźmiński F., Udział kleru w słowackim ruchu narodowym w latach 1920–1945 oraz współczesne próby rehabilitacji, Kraków 2023
- Doctoral Project (from 2025): Analysis of the historical policy of the Slovak Republic (1993–2023) toward the heritage of 20th-century regimes, with a particular focus on the Slovak National Uprising (SNP) as a tool for state identity building.
- 2024–2025: Participant in the research project “What Are European Studies Now?” funded by the Strategic Programme – Excellence Initiative (IDUJ) at the Institute of European Studies.
- 2021: Research Assistant for the project “Sites of Tension – Shifts in Holocaust Memory, Antisemitism, and Political Contestation in Europe” conducted by The WeissLivnat International Center for Holocaust Research and Education in cooperation with the Institute of European Studies.