Adam Bujnowski

Dr. Adam Bujnowski serves as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Biomedical Engineering within the Faculty of Electronics Telecommunications and Informatics at Gdańsk University of Technology. His academic career spans multiple research domains at the intersection of engineering and medical sciences, with a particular focus on developing innovative biomedical devices and systems for healthcare applications.

Dr. Bujnowski's research interests encompass a wide range of biomedical engineering disciplines, with particular emphasis on smart glasses technology, assisted living systems, bioimpedance measurements, and non-invasive medical monitoring. His work demonstrates strong expertise in electroimpedance tomography, image processing algorithms, and human-computer interaction specifically designed for medical applications. He has made significant contributions to the development of devices for sleep apnea detection, bathroom safety monitoring, and intraoperative assessment tools.

His recent publications reveal a consistent research trajectory focused on creating practical medical technologies that bridge the gap between engineering innovation and clinical application. Dr. Bujnowski's work shows particular strength in developing non-contact monitoring systems for vital signs, with numerous publications addressing ECG, heart rate, and breathing detection in challenging environments like bathtubs and showers. His research on peripheral artery disease diagnostics demonstrates innovative approaches using thermography and glucose sensors as alternatives to traditional methods.

Dr. Bujnowski is actively involved in the Ella4Life project, which develops virtual personal assistants for home and mobile use, specifically targeting elderly care applications. This project, funded through the AAL (Ambient Assisted Living) program, reflects his commitment to translating research into practical solutions for independent living among older populations.

As a member of the Biomedical Engineering Team at Gdańsk Tech, Dr. Bujnowski contributes to an interdisciplinary research environment that combines technical expertise with medical knowledge. His work on smart bathroom scales, fall detection systems, and intraoperative assessment devices demonstrates a consistent focus on practical applications that address real-world healthcare challenges, particularly in the domains of elderly care and surgical assistance.