Pietras Daniel

Pietras Daniel is a researcher affiliated with the Laboratory of Civil Engineering at Lublin University of Technology, Poland. He holds a Ph.D. and is involved in advanced materials research, focusing on composites, structural mechanics, and material characterization. His work spans experimental and numerical analysis of materials under various loading conditions, including 3D-printed composites, interpenetrating phase ceramics, and metallic foams.

His key research interests include fracture mechanics, composite materials behavior under dynamic and static loads, and the development of novel materials for civil and biomedical applications. He collaborates with researchers on topics such as additive manufacturing of construction materials, high-temperature crashworthiness of composites, and failure analysis of hybrid joints.

Recent studies involve testing Al-Si/SiC interpenetrating composites, gypsum fracture toughness, and the mechanical response of layered beams. His work bridges material science and civil engineering, emphasizing practical applications in infrastructure and sustainable construction.

Dr. Pietras is part of the Department of Building Materials Engineering and Geoengineering, contributing to laboratory facilities such as Geotechnics, Geodesy, and Phase Analysis. No specific awards or grants are mentioned in the text.