About Me

Aneta Wiśniewska
I am a solar physicist at the Astronomical Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, specializing in Solar Physics and Helioseismology. I completed my doctoral studies in Heliophysics at the Leibniz Institute for Solar Physics (KIS) in Freiburg, Germany.

My research focuses on wave propagation within the solar atmosphere and the broader, integrated framework of space-weather forecasting. Building on results from my recent investigations, my scientific work is expanding into new projects aimed at understanding the dynamic processes of the solar interior and atmosphere.

For more than six years, I have been engaged in high-resolution solar spectroscopy and the development of a multi-wavelength spectrometer. I possess extensive experience in ground-based observations, image correction, data processing, and pipeline construction. I actively participate in observational campaigns and maintain a strong commitment to the advancement of solar instrumentation and analysis techniques.

My recent publications can be found in the Publications section.

Beyond my scientific work, I hold a deep interest in ancient astronomy, artefacts, and historical sky maps—particularly those originating from the Chinese empire and depicting the northern hemisphere.

Privately, I am a wife and mother of two sons. My personal passions include painting, sewing, equine photography, and spending time with animals, friends, and family. I also practice yoga.

Please feel free to contact me for further information or professional collaboration.