Magdalena Chmara

Dr. Magdalena Chmara serves as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Applied Mathematics, Gdańsk University of Technology (Gdańsk Tech), where she maintains her office in Building B, room 511. Her academic work spans both mathematical analysis and applied microbiological research, demonstrating interdisciplinary expertise across theoretical and experimental domains.

Her research interests focus on advanced mathematical analysis with specialization in calculus of variations, partial differential equations, and Orlicz-Sobolev spaces. She investigates anisotropic operators, Euler-Lagrange systems, and critical point theory, while maintaining parallel research in microbiological applications including human milk analysis and rapid microbial quantification methods.

Analysis of her publication record reveals a dual research trajectory: theoretical mathematics (2019-2023) focusing on variational methods and anisotropic operators, followed by applied microbiological research (2025). Her mathematical work consistently employs the Mountain Pass Theorem and examines boundary value problems, while her recent microbiological research evaluates rapid testing methodologies for human milk banks using bioluminescence, colorimetric methods, and flow cytometry.

Dr. Chmara's collaborative work appears across multiple international journals including International Dairy Journal, Annales Mathematicae Silesianae, Taiwanese Journal of Mathematics, and Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, demonstrating both disciplinary depth and interdisciplinary reach in her scholarly contributions.