Michał Komorowicz

Michał Komorowicz is a researcher at the National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ) in Otwock, Poland, affiliated with the UZ3 department. He completed his PhD in December 2023 on high-temperature corrosion of ceramic materials for nuclear reactors under Prof. Konrad Czerski's supervision.

His educational background includes advanced coursework in nuclear reactor physics, computational fluid dynamics, multiphysics analysis, and machine learning applications for facility design. The PhD research centered on chemo-mechanical interactions between liquid nuclear fuels/coolants and ceramic core materials (SiC, ZrC, TiC) using molecular dynamics and CFD simulations.

Research interests span Nuclear Engineering and Materials Science with specialization in High-Temperature Corrosion mechanisms. His experimental work involves developing a mini Dual Fluid Reactor demonstrator for nanoscale material diagnostics under extreme conditions, bridging computational modeling with practical reactor material challenges.

Scientific awards: None mentioned in source material.

Advising and grants: No information available regarding student supervision or research funding.

Labs and teams: Core contributor to NCBJ's UZ3 department Dual Fluid Reactor project, conducting compatibility studies and corrosion analysis through seminars at NCBJ and Berlin's Institut für Festkörper-Kernphysik.