Piotr Harmata

Piotr Harmata serves as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Advanced Technologies and Chemistry at the Military University of Technology (WAT) in Warsaw, Poland. His academic career spans since earning his doctorate in 2018, with a primary focus in chemical sciences.

Dr. Harmata's research interests center on liquid crystal materials, particularly nematic phases and their optical properties. His work bridges organic synthesis with materials science, focusing on tolane and phenyltolane compounds, dielectric anisotropy, and nanoscale applications. His research has significant implications for display technologies and advanced optical materials.

With 25 publications to his name, Dr. Harmata has established himself in the field of chemical sciences, achieving an h-index of 10 in both Scopus and Web of Science databases. His work has accumulated a total impact factor of 69.436 and a ministerial score of 1,955, demonstrating substantial research impact.

Dr. Harmata has successfully supervised 2 doctoral theses and participated in 3 research projects, contributing to the academic development of students and advancement of knowledge in his field.

His laboratory work appears to focus on the synthesis and characterization of novel liquid crystal materials, with particular attention to their optical and dielectric properties for potential applications in display technologies and photonic devices.