Jacek Boguski

Jacek Boguski is an Assistant Professor at the Military University of Technology in Warsaw, affiliated with the Faculty of Advanced Technologies and Chemistry. His research focuses on semiconductor materials engineering, particularly III-V compounds like InAs and InAsSb superlattices for infrared detectors, radiation degradation of materials, and advanced characterization techniques.

• Specializes in molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) growth and electrical/optical characterization
• Key projects: radiation aging of polymers, high-temperature infrared detectors

Research Interests:

• Materials Engineering: radiation degradation, semiconductor passivation
• Applied Physics: Hall effect, mobility spectrum analysis, thermogravimetry
• Infrared Technology: superlattice detectors, optoelectronic stability
• Surface Science: chemical etching, contact resistance optimization

Publication Trends: Recent work emphasizes III-V semiconductor heterostructures for infrared detection, radiation-induced material aging, and advanced characterization. Key topics include surface passivation techniques, strain effects on carrier mobility, and stability of electroplated contacts.

Collaborations: Participates in multi-center publications, particularly in semiconductor physics and materials degradation studies.