Paweł Kalinowski

Dr. Paweł Kalinowski serves as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Functional Materials Engineering, Faculty of Electronics Telecommunications and Informatics, Gdańsk University of Technology. His office is located in Building A of the Faculty at room 811, with contact phone number 583472792 and email pawkalin@pg.edu.pl. He has taught 85 courses throughout his academic career at the institution.

Dr. Kalinowski obtained his dr inż. (Doctor of Engineering) degree in 2018 in Electronics (Technology) from the Faculty of Electronics Telecommunications and Informatics. His research focuses on advanced sensor technologies with particular emphasis on gas detection systems and environmental monitoring applications.

His primary research interests include gas sensors, electronic nose technology, and data mining techniques for sensor array analysis. His work addresses critical challenges in sensor technology such as baseline drift, fault detection in sensor arrays, humidity interference, and temperature modulation effects on semiconductor gas sensors. His research bridges electrical engineering with environmental science, developing practical solutions for air quality monitoring systems.

Analysis of his publication record (31 total publications) reveals consistent research in gas sensor technology with increasing sophistication in data analysis methods. His most recent work (2019-2022) focuses on fault detection in sensor arrays and advanced signal processing techniques, while earlier publications (2013-2018) established foundational work in gas identification and environmental monitoring applications. His research demonstrates a clear trajectory toward more complex sensor network analysis and environmental applications.

Dr. Kalinowski has contributed to both engineering journals like Sensor Review and Metrology and Measurement Systems, as well as environmental science publications including Science of the Total Environment, demonstrating interdisciplinary research impact.

His teaching portfolio of 85 courses indicates substantial educational contributions to the Faculty of Electronics Telecommunications and Informatics, though specific course details aren't provided in the available documentation. His workplace in Building A suggests integration with the main electronics and telecommunications research facilities at Gdańsk Tech.