Marta Skiba

Dr. Marta Skiba is a Professor at the University of Zielona Góra, serving as the Head of the Department of Theory, History of Architecture and Urban Planning and Monument Protection within the Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning. Her work focuses on urban development, energy policy, environmental sustainability, and spatial planning. Specializing in architecture and urban planning, she actively engages in research addressing climate resilience and sustainable city design. Her research integrates artificial intelligence tools like fuzzy logic and Bayesian networks for decision support in urban decarbonization and energy efficiency.

Key research interests include renewable energy integration, urban green spaces utilization, and policy analysis for emissions reduction. She has contributed extensively to understanding the socio-economic dimensions of energy consumption and spatial equity in urban planning. Notably, her studies explore the fate of nitrogen in urban ecosystems and innovative strategies for post-mining land development. She holds an ORCID ID: 0000-0002-4248-0378.

Her publications span over two decades, with recent work emphasizing EU energy policy impacts on urban air quality and multi-criteria decision frameworks for hybrid energy systems. She is affiliated with the University's teaching facilities at A-8 Building (rooms 307, 308, 401), and her contact details include professional email addresses and phone numbers listed in institutional records.