Dr. Danielski obtained MSc and PhD at UCL (London, UK). She worked as a CNES Fellow at the Paris Observatory and Research Associate at the IAS and CEA (Paris, France). Following she moved to Spain where she was a Severo Ochoa Research Associate at the IAA (Granada). In 2023 she won the INAF astrophysics Fellowship at the Arcetry Observatory (Florence, Italy). 

Dr. Danielski merged for the first time the exoplanets and gravitational waves fields, opening a new window on the study of exoplanets, providing for the first time the possibility to probe for such a population everywhere in the Milky way and nearby galaxies. In 2020 she won an honourable mention by the Gravity Research Foundation. 

She is the scientific leader of the “Stellar Characterisation” WG of the Ariel Consortium, and the NASA point of contact  for the NASA Ariel Science Center, IPAC. Dr. Danielski is the scientific leader of the interdisciplinary team within the LISA Astrophysical WG, coordinating the development of the science case on planetary detection with GWs. 

RESEARCH INTERESTS: planetary systems characterisation and planetary systems long-term evolution, detection of exoplanets with gravitational waves, exoplanet atmospheres, stellar characterisation.