Bogdan Ćwik

Bogdan Ćwik is an Assistant Professor at the Military University of Technology, specializing in security studies with a focus on threat perception, energy security, and crisis management. He holds a PhD and contributes to interdisciplinary research at the intersection of defense systems, environmental sustainability, and organizational resilience.

His research explores topics such as threat detection in organizational systems, the effectiveness of warning signals in crisis scenarios, and the integration of renewable energy into infrastructure. Key areas of interest include pandemic response analysis, geothermal energy applications in non-military defense strategies, and the role of local governance in energy security.

Ćwik has published 39 works, supervised 3 doctoral theses, and led 5 research projects. His work emphasizes methodological approaches to threat monitoring, systemic organizational perception, and the interpretation of weak signals in strategic decision-making. Awards and grants are not explicitly mentioned in the profile.

He is affiliated with the Military University of Technology, contributing to both academic and applied research in defense and security systems. His expertise bridges technical, social, and policy dimensions of security challenges, particularly in energy systems and crisis management.