Beata Anwajler

Beata Anwajler is a Researcher and teaching associate at the Department of Energy Conversion Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical and Power Engineering, Wrocław University of Science and Technology. She earned her PhD in 2008 for work on heat transfer during food freezing/thawing and thermal insulation. In 2023, she became an Internal Trainer under the MEiN project "Didactic Excellence" and a certified tutor in 2024 after completing the XXV School of Tutors. Her research bridges additive manufacturing, thermal engineering, and sustainable materials.

• PhD in Mechanical Engineering (2008)
• Currently affiliated with Wrocław University of Science and Technology
• Roles: Accessibility Leader (2023), Internal Trainer (2023), Certified Tutor (2024)

Her research focuses on additive manufacturing for thermal insulation and heat exchangers, particularly using 3D-printed gyroid/Voronoi structures and biodegradable polymers. She explores numerical modeling of phase-change processes in food preservation and metal oxide interactions in flame-retardant composites.

Recent publications address 3D printing's role in energy-efficient buildings, recycled polymer thermal barriers, and hydrogel-based nutrient recovery. Her guest editorship in MDPI special issues highlights her leadership in multifunctional composites and functional polymers.

• Title of Internal Trainer (2023)
• Certified Tutor (2024)
• Guest Editor for 3 MDPI special issues

Her work intersects with academic advising through tutoring initiatives and collaborations across departments like Food Storage and Advanced Material Technologies. Projects emphasize sustainable design and educational leadership within the university's Center for Didactic Excellence.