Michał Abramowski

Michał Abramowski is an Assistant Professor and Vice-Dean for Student Affairs at the Institute of Vehicles and Construction Engineering, Faculty of Automotive and Construction Machinery Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology. He holds a Ph.D. from 2021 and specializes in automotive safety, collision analysis, and vehicle dynamics. His research integrates video analysis techniques for accident reconstruction and develops methodologies for improving traffic safety through simulation and data-driven approaches.

• Education: Ph.D. in 2021 (institution unspecified).

Research interests focus on automotive safety systems, image processing for collision analysis, and the application of advanced technologies like DVR (Digital Video Recorders) in forensic engineering. He also explores vehicle dynamics, including ABS systems and trailer control algorithms. His work bridges theoretical modeling (e.g., MATLAB/Simulink simulations) with practical applications in transport engineering.

Publications emphasize trends in traffic incident analysis, driver behavior, and vehicle component design. Notable contributions include studies on collision avoidance, tyre adhesion characteristics, and wheelchair design methodologies using simulation tools.

• Achievements: 1 recognized achievement, 1 patent, and participation in 2 research projects.

As Vice-Dean, he oversees student affairs while maintaining active involvement in academic administration and research supervision, having promoted 5 theses. His interdisciplinary approach integrates mechanical engineering, data science, and transportation policy.