Jan Glinko

Jan Glinko is an Assistant lecturer at the Department of Decision Systems and Robotics within the Faculty of Electronics Telecommunications and Informatics at Gdansk University of Technology. His academic work spans across multiple disciplines including robotics, computer vision, and molecular biology.

His research interests focus on:

• Computer Vision and Deep Learning applications
• Robotics, particularly pick-and-place systems and autonomous manipulation
• Molecular dynamics and G-quadruplex topology analysis
• Synthetic dataset generation for deep learning model training

Dr. Glinko's recent publications demonstrate a strong interdisciplinary approach, bridging the gap between robotics and molecular biology. His work on G-quadruplex topological landscape represents a significant contribution to understanding nucleic acid structures, while his robotics research focuses on practical applications of deep learning for autonomous systems.

His scientific contributions include:

• Developing methods for training deep learning models using synthetic datasets
• Creating autonomous pick-and-place systems based on multiple 3D sensors
• Advancing the understanding of G-quadruplex topological landscape through large-scale conformational analysis

At Gdansk University of Technology, Jan Glinko teaches various courses related to digital systems, programming fundamentals, and intelligent robotics. His teaching portfolio includes courses for Automatic Control, Cybernetics and Robotics programs, as well as supporting laboratory sessions for digital technology and logic systems.