Michał Kubiś

Michał Kubiś is a PhD researcher at the Division of Thermodynamics within the Institute of Heat Engineering (IHE) at Warsaw University of Technology's Faculty of Mechanical Energy and Aeronautics (MEiL). His office is located in room 208, where he holds consultations on Mondays from 14:00-15:00 and Tuesdays from 12:00-13:00. Dr. Kubiś teaches Thermodynamics II laboratory sessions on Wednesdays and Fridays, along with Heat Transfer II and Thermal Flow Measurement courses.

Dr. Kubiś specializes in the thermal properties of materials, particularly focusing on composite materials and thermal conductivity modification techniques. His research encompasses measurement of material thermal properties, development of composite materials, and modification of composites' thermal characteristics. He has made significant contributions to understanding how carbon nanotubes and other fillers affect the thermal and electrical properties of epoxy-based composites.

His publication record demonstrates consistent research activity focused on thermal properties of advanced materials, particularly composites reinforced with carbon-based materials. The trend shows increasing sophistication in material characterization techniques, with recent work examining interfacial thermal resistance and nanofluid behavior. His research spans fundamental material science aspects to practical applications in manufacturing and thermal management systems.

Dr. Kubiś has participated in several significant research projects including TERMET (2009-2014) on new construction materials with elevated thermal conductivity, PRELOT (2012) on out-of-autoclave technology for aeronautical composites, INNOOS (2014-2016) on firefighting protective gear, and DRYWALL (2016) on innovative wall drying and insulation technologies. He also completed a joint PhD study at Warsaw University of Technology and Technische Universität Dresden in 2019.

His laboratory work focuses on thermal characterization of composite materials, with particular expertise in flash method measurements and thermal conductivity analysis. Dr. Kubiś collaborates extensively with researchers in the Division of Thermodynamics and other departments within the Institute of Heat Engineering, contributing to Warsaw University of Technology's reputation in thermal engineering research.