Łukasz Lamża (born May 25, 1985) is a Polish philosopher, science journalist, and translator of popular science literature. He holds a PhD in philosophy and works at the Copernicus Center for Interdisciplinary Studies at Jagiellonian University (CKBI UJ). He is also a columnist for "Tygodnik Powszechny" and a video blogger.
As a philosopher, he specializes in the philosophy of nature and science, including cosmology. He also writes about pseudosciences and futurology. He has published several of his own popular science and philosophical books, translated a dozen, and received two awards. He has also been active in the A.N. Whitehead Metaphysical Society.

See the article about Łucasz on Polish Wikipedia: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81ukasz_Lam%C5%BCa

Łukasz's Fields of interest and edits on pl Wikipedia (20 years’ experience, since 2024)

Biology: flatworms, box jellies, intermediate multicellular organisms, direct flow organisms, glass sponges, micrognathozoa, ribbon worms, jaw worms, gastrotrichs, nematomorpha, beetle systematics, water bears, plesiosaurs, belemnites, millipedes, acanthocephala, priapulida, onychophorans, brachiopods.

Philosophy: Anselm of Canterbury, Protagoras, non-being.

Art History: Italian Mannerism, op-art, hyperrealism, nocturne, nude art, abstract painting, Fauvism, magic realism, primitivism, Barbizon school, Spatialism.
Geology and Cosmology: craton, regmatite network, mantle plume, accretionary wedge, terrane, formation of the Solar System, galaxy formation, plate tectonics, large igneous province, continental crust, oceanic crust, Earth's mantle, regolith, turbidity current.

Others: Hopscotch (novel), Thorgal, history of punctuation.