Agnieszka Machowska

Agnieszka Machowska, a Professor at the Department of Hydraulic Engineering and Hydraulics within Warsaw University of Technology's Faculty of Environmental Engineering, serves as Vice Dean for Studies since 2020. Specializing in environmental engineering and materials science, she focuses on fly ash utilization in concrete technology and circular economy applications, particularly for hydraulic structures. Her career includes Vice Dean for Extramural Studies (2016-2020) and active roles in the Polish Committee for Standardization (TC308) and Polish Academy of Sciences (2016-2019).

• PhD in Technical Sciences (2007)
• D.Sc. (2020)
• Master's in Civil Engineering (2011)
• Co-author of 52+ publications
• Co-inventor of Polish patent

Her research explores low-emission binders combining industrial by-products like fly ash and slag, with emphasis on mass concrete applications for hydro-engineering structures. Recent work addresses durability optimization, contaminant immobilization, and carbon footprint reduction in self-hardening slurries.

Notable trends in her publications show sustained focus on:

• Fly ash-slag binder development
• Hydration kinetics analysis
• Circular economy implementation
• Flood protection dike applications
• Chemical durability under aggressive conditions
• Hydro-technical structure sealing

Awards include two Rector's Awards for Scientific Achievement. As team leader of the Hydro-Engineering Materials and Structures Team, she supervises thesis promotion for 28+ students. Bibliometric indicators include h-index=6 (Scopus/WoS), total SNIP=10.04, and cumulative ministry score=1,487.