prof. dr hab. Kazimierz Ilski - former Dean of the Faculty of History at the Adam Mickiewicz University, a long-term member of the Council of the Artes Liberales Academy. His research interests are the history of Christianity in antiquity, the genesis and evolution of the Eastern Church, the political ideas of antiquity, the system of the late Roman Empire, the history of the dominion and early Byzantium, with particular emphasis on the Theodosian dynasty and religious politics up to the 6th century.

dr Dorota Łuczak - lecturer at the Institute of Art History, in the Modern Art History Studio (Faculty of Art Sciences). In her research, she focuses on Polish and general history and theory of photography. She gives lectures on the history of modern art and contemporary art.

prof. UAM r hab. Maciej Michalski - Vice-Dean of the Faculty of History. Studies medieval history, hagiography and the cult of saints, history of women, history and anthropology of culture, history of private life, medievalism and the formation of ethnic and national identity in the nineteenth century.

prof. AMU dr hab. Krzysztof Skibski - Vice-Dean for Student Affairs and Education at the Faculty of Polish and Classical Philology. He researches the border of linguistics and literary studies (especially concerning the language of literary texts), he also deals with semantics, lexicology and phraseology. He has a weakness for vocal music, theatre and golf - all this he tries to reconcile with his duties and privacy, keeping in mind the proportions.

prof. dr hab. Jacek Radwan - head of the Evolutionary Biology Group. His research focuses on sexual selection (especially its evolutionary-genetic background), mutations and genes interacting with parasites and the evolution of MHC genes and their role in biological conservation.

prof. AMU dr hab. Piotr Podlipniak - musicologist. He studies the genesis of human musical abilities and the origins of music and its relationship with the natural language, using the achievements of the psychology of music, anthropology of music, neurobiology, ethology, evolutionary biology and linguistics.

prof. AMU dr hab. Konrad Dominas - conducts research related to the reception of myths, ancient literature and culture in new media and pop culture.

prof. AMU dr hab. Tomasz Pędziński - an employee of the Department of Chemical Physics and the Center for Advanced Technologies of the Adam Mickiewicz University. His scientific interests focus on the application of laser spectroscopy to the study of biological processes.

prof. AMU dr hab. Jarosław Jańczak - his scientific interests focus on the subject of borders and borderlands in the context of the processes of European integration, particularly in relation to the phenomena of debordering and rebordering, cross-border governance, European integration in a micro-perspective and cross-border cooperation in Europe.

prof. UAM dr hab. inż. Jakub Dalibor Rybka - a graduate of the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences in Vienna. He deals with applied biotechnology, especially in the field of research on the use of nanomaterials. Deputy Director of the Center of Advanced Technologies for Biotechnology. Privately, father of twins and enthusiast of youngtimers (Mercedes W124 Baureihe).

prof. UAM dr hab. Tomasz Brańka - Erasmus + AMU Institutional Coordinator. A graduate of Postgraduate Studies in Project Management at the Warsaw School of Economics. Participant of over 30 domestic and foreign projects. He is PRINCE2 and PM2 certified. His scientific interests include the problems of statehood in the modern world, with particular emphasis on the Nordic autonomous territories in theoretical and practical terms.

prof. AMU dr hab. Karol Bartkiewicz - conducts research in the field of physics and quantum optics, optical methods of quantum information processing and machine learning.

prof. AMU dr hab. Rafał Dymczyk - an avid traveller, lecturer of tourism classes at the University of Adam Mickiewicz in Poznań, for many years working as a tour leader on various continents. In addition to conducting classes, he organizes foreign research trips and student internships.

prof. Christopher Korten - researches the history of religion and European politics in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. He writes about the Church in Italy and diplomatic relations between Tsar Nicholas I and Pope Gregory XVI. He is currently preparing a biography of the latter. He also runs an English-language blog on Instagram.

prof. AMU dr hab. Mirosław Makohonienko - Head of the Department of Geology and Palaeogeography of the Quaternary at WNGiG AMU. He is interested in, among others Quaternary ecology (palaeoecology), reconstruction of environmental changes in the Late Glacial and Holocene period, environmental and cultural changes in the Eurasian steppe zone, historical ecology of the city and historical plant geography.

dr Krzysztof Duda - assistant professor at the Department of Political Culture of the Faculty of Political Science and Journalism of the University of Adam Mickiewicz in Poznań. He graduated in political marketing as well as advertising and promotion. His scientific interests focus on the issues of political and electoral systems, in particular, Switzerland and other German-speaking countries, as well as the use of modern technologies.

dr Rafał Wierzchosławski - his research focuses on the philosophy (ontology) of society, the philosophy of politics (especially the republican tradition), the philosophy of social sciences and social studies in science (especially expert knowledge).

dr Bartosz Hordecki - specializes in research in the field of political and legal rhetoric, political philosophy, language policies, history of socio-political concepts and political and legal cultures (especially Polish and Russian).