Łucja Dybowska-Sarapuk, a graduate of the Faculty of Mechatronics at the Warsaw University of Technology, defended her doctoral thesis in 2019 entitled "Development of technology for the production of biocompatible, conductive graphene ink". For this work, she received a distinction and in 2020 the Individual Award of the Rector of the Warsaw University of Technology.

She has extensive experience in both laboratory and scientific work. She has conducted research projects in numerous laboratories, including the Laboratory of Technology of Novel Functional Materials, a part of the Centre of New Technologies. For years he has been dealing with technology and materials used in printed electronics and their applications in biomedical engineering. He is a high-class specialist in the field of graphene nanomaterials, pastes, and inks and their rheology, inkjet printing technology.The main topic that he deals with now is the application of printed electronics techniques in biomedical applications. Her current research interests focus on graphene substrates obtained by printed electronics techniques for cellular electrostimulation.

She has participated in a number of scientific projects, including The GRAFIKS project (NCBiR), DEMONSTRATOR+ (NCBiR), Innovation Incubator +2018, the project for CBRTP PASTES FOR PHOTOVOLTAICS, the Functional SSL project in Masterpress S.A., the FIRST TEAM project of the Polish Science Fund, EMERGE Horizon 2020, TECHMATSTRATEG 2019, and others.

She is also a co-founder of Novelinks Ltd. a spin-off from the Warsaw University of Technology. The company deals with the development of dedicated, tailored materials for printed electronic techniques.