Patryk Jasik

Dr. Patryk Jasik is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Physics and Applied Computer Science within the Faculty of Applied Physics and Mathematics at Gdańsk University of Technology. His research spans multiple interdisciplinary fields including molecular physics, computational chemistry, and applied machine learning techniques.

His primary research interests focus on potential energy curves of diatomic molecules, ab initio calculations, and spin-orbit coupling in alkali molecules such as KRb, NaRb, and Li2. More recently, he has expanded his research into medical applications of machine learning, particularly in renal tumor detection and medical imaging analysis, as well as sports psychology research examining mental imagery techniques and physiological responses in athletes.

His publication record shows a clear progression from theoretical molecular physics toward interdisciplinary applications, with recent work published in journals spanning physics, chemistry, medical imaging, and sports science. The consistent publication output across multiple domains demonstrates his ability to bridge theoretical physics with practical applications in medicine and sports science.

His scientific contributions include:

• Extensive calculations of potential energy curves for diatomic alkali molecules
• Development of machine learning models for medical image analysis
• Research on physiological responses to mental imagery in sports performance

Dr. Jasik has maintained an active research program since obtaining his doctoral degree in 2008, with 33 publications documented in the university database, including multiple articles in 2025 showing continued research productivity. His work demonstrates strong collaboration across disciplines, with co-authors from physics, computer science, medical, and sports science backgrounds.