Cezary Slominski

Prof. Cezary Slominski serves as Professor and Head of the Foundation Engineering Laboratory in the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Building Services at Munich University of Applied Sciences. His office is located in Room F 0.12 at Karlstr. 6, 80333 Munich, with direct contact via +49 89 1265-2661.

His research spans geotechnical engineering with emphasis on foundation design, soil-structure interaction, and experimental soil mechanics. Key specialties include pile foundation analysis for bridges, earthquake effects on spread footings, soil plugging phenomena in driven piles, and particle image velocimetry applications for granular material deformation. His work addresses complex challenges in major infrastructure projects, particularly Nigeria's Lekki-Ikoyi Bridge and Central Bank construction.

Publications from 2003-2011 reveal consistent focus on practical field applications integrated with computational modeling. Recurring themes include deep foundation behavior in soft soils, dynamic soil response during seismic events, and validation of hypoplastic soil models through laboratory and in situ testing. His Nigerian infrastructure projects demonstrate adaptation of geotechnical principles to challenging tropical soil conditions.

He directs the Foundation Engineering Laboratory, which specializes in experimental testing of foundation systems, soil deformation measurement techniques, and practical solutions for complex geotechnical construction challenges.