Grzegorz Lentka

Dr. Grzegorz Lentka is a Gdańsk Tech Professor and Vice-Dean for Organizational Studies at the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, Gdańsk University of Technology. He holds a D.Sc. (habilitation) and Ph.D. in Electronics from the same institution. His academic career spans roles from research assistant (1996–2003) to associate professor (2003–2017), culminating in his current professorship since 2019.

**Education**:

• M.Sc. in Electronics, Gdańsk University of Technology (1996)
• Ph.D. in Electronics (2003)
• Habilitation (D.Sc.) in Electronics (2014)

**Research Interests**: Focus on impedance spectroscopy, measurement systems for technical diagnostics, digital signal processing, microcontroller-based energy measurement, and sensor design. Notable contributions include portable impedance analyzers for corrosion diagnostics and energy harvesting systems.

**Awards**: Over 20 awards including the Mercurius Gedanensis Medal (2010), Best Poster Award at IMEKO Symposium (2011), and multiple Rector Awards for scientific/didactic achievements. Key innovations include the High Impedance Analyzer and miniaturized telemetric systems.

**Grants & Teams**: Coordinator of the Doctoral School's Automation/Electronics discipline group. Member of IEEE, IMEKO, and the Polish Academy of Sciences' Metrology Committee. Active in editorial roles for Metrology & Measurement Systems.

**Labs/Teams**: Leads research in metrology and embedded systems, collaborating with industry partners like Atlas Sollich for commercializing analyzers. Involved in EU-funded projects on sensor networks and smart systems.