Radosław Gross

Radosław Gross is a Professor at the Department of Polish History within the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland. He is an active academic specializing in modern Polish history, particularly the socio-economic transformations after 1945.

His research focuses on Poland's economic history post-1945, social and political changes, the history of the Polish countryside in the 20th century, youth movements, education policies, and the regional history of Warmia and Mazury. These themes reflect a deep engagement with the interplay between state policy, rural society, and ideological transformation during the communist and post-communist periods.

While specific article titles are not provided, his scholarly output includes 8 scientific publications indexed in WoS/Scopus, with 4 citations (excluding self-citations) and a Hirsch Index of 1. On Google Scholar, he has accumulated 23 citations and an H-index of 3, indicating a modest but active research profile.

He has contributed to doctoral education as an auxiliary supervisor, having guided one doctoral student to completion and currently supervising another. Although no dedicated research awards are listed, his readiness to supervise PhD candidates in Polish confirms his ongoing academic engagement.

The Department of Polish History possesses the necessary infrastructure to support doctoral research, although no external funding is currently available for new projects. His work is grounded in archival and historical methodology, contributing to national and regional historical discourse.