Kamila joined CSRM as a research fellow in February 2019. She is a landscape engineer and a PhD in architecture and urbanism. From 2013 to 2019, she worked as a researcher at the Czech University of Life Sciences where she focused on mine rehabilitation in research and teaching. Kamila was awarded by European Commission to study socio-economic rehabilitation after quarrying during her Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship in the scheme of prestigious Horizon 2020. She also received an Endeavour Research Fellowship awarded by Australian Government to conduct her research on stakeholder attitudes towards mining at Monash University.
Kamila holds qualification in education. She has supervised a number of Master and PhD students in their theses and taught courses such as Land Reclamation, Landscape Planning, GIS and Urbanism at the Czech University of Life Sciences and Czech Technical University in Prague. Kamila is a member of the International Association for Landscape Ecology (IALE) and the Association for Urbanism and Urban Planning of the Czech Republic (UUAP).