Sławomir Grulkowski

Sławomir Grulkowski is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Transportation Engineering within the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Gdańsk University of Technology. He has been employed at the university since December 1, 1999, and is currently active in research and teaching. His office is located in the Building of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering (HYDRO) at room 410, with phone contact 583486089.

Dr. Grulkowski's primary research focuses on railway engineering, particularly in the areas of:

• Railway track axis diagnostics and measurement
• GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) applications in railway infrastructure
• Environmental impact monitoring of railway operations
• Geosynthetics in railway construction
• Tramway track diagnostics and safety
• Railway track geometry and positioning

His research demonstrates a strong emphasis on innovative measurement techniques, particularly mobile satellite-based systems for railway track assessment. Dr. Grulkowski has been actively involved in numerous research projects, including the InfraNoise project focused on precise monitoring of railway traffic's environmental impact, and the "Przesiadka bez Barier" project concerning accessibility management systems for integrated interchanges.

Dr. Grulkowski has received research funding through the BRIK (Badania i Rozwój w Infrastrukturze Kolejowej) program, collaborating with Polish Railway Infrastructure Manager (PKP PLK). His work has significant practical applications for railway infrastructure management, maintenance, and safety improvements.

His scientific contributions span multiple disciplines, bridging transportation engineering, environmental monitoring, and advanced measurement technologies. The integration of IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) concepts in railway monitoring systems represents a recent direction in his research portfolio.

Dr. Grulkowski has supervised numerous teaching activities, with 356 teaching records documented at Gdańsk University of Technology. His extensive publication record (124 publications) demonstrates his long-standing contribution to railway engineering research.