Marek Siłuszyk

Marek Siłuszyk is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Mathematics, Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Siedlce. His research focuses on the intersection of space weather, galactic cosmic rays (GCR), and interplanetary magnetic field turbulence, with particular emphasis on solar activity impacts on Earth's infrastructure.

• Primary Affiliation: Institute of Mathematics, University of Siedlce
• Research Themes: Galactic Cosmic Ray modulation, space weather effects on power grids, mathematical modeling of heliospheric phenomena

Dr. Siłuszyk's work explores the relationship between solar cycles and cosmic ray intensity variations using advanced mathematical models. His studies investigate how geomagnetic storms correlate with power grid failures in Poland, employing both theoretical and observational approaches.

Recent publications highlight his development of novel indices for quantifying magnetic field turbulence and its connection to GCR rigidity spectra. His methodological contributions include applying computer algebra systems to system modeling and computation challenges in space physics.

Key trends in his research span:

• Solar Cycle 24 impact analysis (1996-2023)
• Geoelectric field modeling as GIC proxies
• 2D cosmic ray variation modeling
• Neural network applications for infrastructure risk assessment
• Differential equations in cosmic ray transport