Fireside chat with Martyna Łuszczek

What does it take to make every day a good day? How can a university student support the future of agriculture? And what does student life really look like?

Rafał Brzoska, Founder and President of the Rafał Brzoska Foundation, sits down with RBF Scholar Martyna Łuszczek to discuss these topics and more.

Martyna shares her journey from a small village in the Lublin region of Poland to developing artificial intelligence solutions for agriculture. She talks about her experience working on international projects, combining science with business, and building a career that creates meaningful, real-world impact.

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