Paweł Wójcicki

Dr Paweł Wójcicki is an Assistant Professor of Mathematics affiliated with two leading Polish institutions: the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science at Warsaw University of Technology and the Faculty of Design in Warsaw at SWPS University, where he serves in the Department of Mathematics and Logic as well as the Department of Computer Science.

Education & International Experience

• PhD in Mathematics (Bergman space theory) – Warsaw University of Technology
• Visiting researcher – Missouri University of Science and Technology (MST), USA (one-year stay during doctoral studies)

Research Focus

Dr Wójcicki’s scholarly work revolves around several core areas of pure and applied mathematics. Using tools from real and complex analysis, he investigates reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces and harmonic functions, with a particular emphasis on Bergman spaces. His interest in fuzzy logic and fuzzy measurement theory extends his expertise into uncertainty modelling and intelligent systems.

Teaching Excellence & Awards

Students at the Warsaw University of Technology have repeatedly recognised his outstanding teaching by honouring him with the Golden Chalk and Golden Heart awards—distinctions reserved for the university’s most appreciated educators.

Research Output & Collaborative Projects

He is the author and co-author of numerous peer-reviewed articles appearing in high-impact journals such as Advances in Mathematics, Fuzzy Sets and Systems, Journal of Nonlinear Mathematical Physics, Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, and Przegląd Elektrotechniczny. His publications collectively advance theoretical frameworks that bridge classical analysis with modern computational and fuzzy-systems methodologies.

Affiliated Labs & Teams

At SWPS University, he is associated with the Department of Mathematics and Logic within the Faculty of Design in Warsaw, and also collaborates with the Department of Computer Science, fostering interdisciplinary links between mathematics, logic and computer science.