Kamil Futyma

Kamil Futyma is a researcher and lecturer at the Institute of Heat Engineering (IHE) at Warsaw University of Technology, specializing in mathematical modeling of thermal machines and energy systems. He holds an academic position as Assistant Professor and is actively engaged in both teaching and research activities.

His research focuses on advanced energy systems including mathematical modeling of thermal machines and power plants, CO₂ separation technologies using molten carbonate fuel cells, optimization of district heating systems, and waste heat utilization. His work demonstrates a strong emphasis on improving energy efficiency in industrial and power generation applications through innovative engineering solutions.

Dr. Futyma's publication record shows consistent contributions to the field of energy engineering, particularly in the areas of flue gas heat recovery, molten carbonate fuel cell applications for carbon capture, and optimization of thermal systems. His research often addresses practical challenges in power plant operations and district heating networks.

He teaches courses on Theory of Thermal Machines and Contemporary Energy Systems, providing students with knowledge of fundamental and advanced energy conversion technologies. His professional activities include supporting industrial partners through mathematical modeling, energy efficiency audits, and training on engineering software such as Ebsilon Professional, GateCycle, and Aspen Hysys.