Renata Walczak

Renata Walczak is a Professor at Warsaw University of Technology (since 2014), serving as Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Mechanics and Petrochemistry and Vice-Rector for Branch in Plock. She holds a habilitation degree in Agricultural Engineering (2009) and has been with the university since 1987. Her academic roles include leading postgraduate programs in Project Management and Technical Diagnostics, and she has organized interdisciplinary studies collaborating with multiple universities and industries.

Her research focuses on production engineering, project management, business analysis, logistics, and IoT applications in healthcare and urban systems. Notable contributions include over 70 publications, including key works like Fundamentals of Project Management (2014) and Selected Methods of Planning and Control of Projects (2013). She has also been recognized for leadership in international educational programs and Erasmus collaborations.

• Education: Graduated in Environmental Engineering (1995), followed by postgraduate studies in Management, Accounting, and Technology Commercialization.
• Leadership Roles: Director of the College of Economic and Social Sciences (2012–2016), Vice-Rector’s Representative for International Programs (1995–2012).
• Awards: Multiple honors for academic and administrative contributions, though specific awards are not listed.
• Collaborations: Partnered with institutions like PKN Orlen, Bruel & Kjaer, and universities in Denmark, the US, and across Poland.

Recent work includes studies on telemedicine adoption during the pandemic, IoT-driven urban planning, and energy transition strategies. Her publications reflect a blend of theoretical frameworks and applied research in healthcare systems, industrial management, and digital transformation.