جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• Biomedical Engineering
• Laser Spectroscopy
• Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy
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Wesam Bachir, PhD, is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Metrology and Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Mechatronics, Warsaw University of Technology (Politechnika Warszawska). His expertise lies at the intersection of biomedical engineering, laser spectroscopy, and optical diagnostics for medical applications. Research Interests Dr Bachir’s core research areas include: Biomedical optics & spectroscopy: developing diffuse reflectance and transmittance methods for non-invasive monitoring of tissue oxygenation, hemodynamics, and vital signs. Laser-tissue interaction & photodynamic therapy: optimizing light dosimetry, photosensitizer selection, and treatment planning for breast and skin cancers. Optical phantoms & Monte Carlo modeling: creating tissue-mimicking phantoms from everyday materials (milk, intralipid, India ink) and validating optical properties through advanced simulations. Smartphone-based sensing: leveraging mobile devices and their built-in light sources for point-of-care photoplethysmography and respiratory monitoring. Publication Trends Across 36 peer-reviewed publications (h-index 6 Scopus, 5 WoS), Dr Bachir demonstrates a consistent upward trajectory in both clinical translation and fundamental optical modeling. His 2024–2025 papers emphasize AI-enhanced spectroscopy and ultra-short-term physiological monitoring, while earlier work (2019–2022) concentrated on Monte Carlo algorithms for PDT planning and phantom characterization. The portfolio spans experimental validation, computational modeling, and proof-of-concept clinical studies. Supervision & Grants He has successfully supervised four doctoral theses to completion and currently leads or co-leads three active research projects funded by national and international agencies, focusing on non-contact respiratory monitoring, AI-driven spectral diagnostics, and optimized fiber-coupled light delivery for photodynamic therapy. Laboratory & Collaboration Dr Bachir’s laboratory is embedded within the Institute of Metrology and Biomedical Engineering, providing access to state-of-the-art laser sources, integrating sphere systems, and high-resolution spectrometers. He collaborates extensively with clinicians at local medical centers and maintains active partnerships with research groups in Europe and the Middle East to accelerate technology transfer from bench to bedside.

Katarzyna Szcześniakمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Photopolymerization
• Polymer Chemistry
• Biomaterials
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Dr. Eng. Katarzyna Szcześniak is an active faculty member at Poznań University of Technology, Faculty of Chemical Technology, working within the Institute of Chemical Technology and Engineering. She holds a PhD in Physical Sciences from Adam Mickiewicz University's Nanobiomedical Center (2015), complemented by dual master's degrees in Chemical Technology with Polymer specialization (Poznań University of Technology, 2009) and Physics with Medical Physics specialization (Adam Mickiewicz University, 2010). Her research focuses on advanced polymer systems, particularly photopolymerization techniques, atom transfer radical polymerization, and development of polymer-based biomaterials. She investigates drug and nucleic acid delivery systems, synthesis of functional nanoparticles, and interpenetrating polymer networks with applications spanning biomedical engineering and materials science. Her work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between chemistry, materials science, and medical applications. Dr. Szcześniak's publication record shows consistent high-impact research output from 2019 through 2025, with recent work emphasizing star polymers for silver nanoparticle delivery, bone cement modifications with eugenol for antibacterial properties, hydrogel systems for bisphosphonate delivery, and advanced ionogel systems for electrochemical applications. Her research demonstrates a clear trajectory from fundamental polymer chemistry toward practical biomedical and energy storage applications. She actively participates in research projects including OPUS 14 funding for ionogel development (2018-2021) and NCBiR projects on nanomaterials for biomedicine. Dr. Szcześniak maintains scientific collaborations with the Nanobiomedical Center of Adam Mickiewicz University and the Allegheny Health Network Research Institute in Pittsburgh, USA, reflecting her international research profile. As an educator, she teaches comprehensive polymer courses including lectures on special purpose materials and nanomaterials technology, calculation exercises in polymeric materials technology, and laboratory classes covering polymer chemistry, physical chemistry of polymers, and pharmaceutical applications of polymers. She also supervises the 'Poli-MERitum' scientific club, mentoring student researchers in polymer science.

• Liquid Crystals
• Terahertz Technology
• Optical Modulators
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Urszula Chodorow serves as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Advanced Technologies and Chemistry within Poland's Military University of Technology (Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna) in Warsaw. Her academic profile confirms active status with an institutional email (urszula.chodorow@wat.edu.pl) and physical office location (Building 100, Room 95). With a doctoral degree earned in 2015, she maintains a robust research program centered on advanced optical materials. Her research portfolio demonstrates deep expertise in: Liquid crystal physics and composite materials Terahertz (THz) wave modulation and device engineering Infrared optical systems and modulators Thin film characterization and fabrication Metamaterials for tunable optical applications Spectroscopic analysis across electromagnetic spectra Analysis of her 23 publications reveals an evolutionary research trajectory from fundamental liquid crystal properties (2012-2015) toward sophisticated device engineering (2017-2024). Recent work prominently features hyperbolic metamaterials, plasmonic color structures, and femtosecond laser modification techniques, indicating a strategic expansion into nanophotonics and advanced numerical modeling. Her publications consistently target high-impact applications including anti-counterfeiting, medical sensing, and infrared detection systems. Dr. Chodorow has secured three research projects and achieved notable bibliometric recognition with an h-index of 10 (Scopus) and 9 (Web of Science), totaling 30.342 impact factor points and 930 in Poland's ministerial scoring system. While specific award details remain undisclosed, her work demonstrates significant scholarly impact through 52.38 total CiteScore and 15.654 SNIP metrics. Her technical leadership spans optical device fabrication, terahertz spectroscopy, and numerical modeling. Current research directions indicate continued focus on tunable optical components for security and sensing applications, particularly in the terahertz domain where she has established internationally recognized expertise.