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Daniel Grykoمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Organic Photochemistry
• Fluorescent Dyes
• Two-Photon Absorption
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Professor Daniel Gryko leads a prominent research group at the Institute of Organic Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences, specializing in advanced functional dyes and photochemistry. His work bridges fundamental organic synthesis with practical applications in bioimaging, molecular electronics, and nanomaterials. With over 150 publications and numerous high-impact grants, including an ERC Advanced Grant and multiple Horizon Europe projects, Gryko has established himself as a leader in the field of novel chromophore design. Gryko's research focuses on developing innovative fluorescent dyes with exceptional photophysical properties, particularly exploring fluorescence of nitroaromatics, two-photon absorption phenomena, and excited-state intramolecular proton transfer (ESIPT). His group specializes in several key structural platforms including corroles, diketopyrrolopyrroles, pyrrolo[3,2-b]pyrroles, dipyrrolonaphthyridinediones, porphyrins, and coumarins. Recent work has centered on creating strongly emitting helicenes, quadrupolar dyes with unique symmetry-breaking properties, and developing specialized fluorophores for super-resolution microscopy applications. Analysis of Gryko's recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on molecular design strategies for controlling photophysical behavior. His group frequently employs π-expansion techniques, heteroatom doping, and strategic substitution patterns to tune emission properties. A significant portion of their work focuses on overcoming traditional limitations in fluorophore design, such as the non-fluorescence of nitroaromatics, through innovative molecular architectures. Gryko has received prestigious recognition including an ERC Advanced Grant for the ARCHIMEDES project targeting NIR-II emission efficiency, multiple Horizon Europe grants, and the TEAM grant from the Foundation for Polish Science supporting development of fluorescent probes for super-resolution microscopy. His group's work has resulted in numerous publications in top-tier journals including Journal of the American Chemical Society , Chemical Science , and Angewandte Chemie . Professor Gryko actively mentors a diverse research team including PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and collaborators worldwide. His group has secured substantial funding including Horizon Europe grants for PhotoBrane and APACE projects, ERC funding, and multiple Polish National Science Centre grants. Current projects focus on developing novel fluorescent probes for super-resolution microscopy, creating bio-mimetic sunlight-pumped lasers, and designing photo-switchable membranes for molecular separation. The Gryko group operates a well-equipped laboratory focused on organic synthesis and photophysical characterization. Their work spans from fundamental molecular design to practical applications in bioimaging and materials science. Recent expansions of their research program include development of probes for detecting SARS-CoV-2 proteases, demonstrating the group's ability to pivot toward addressing pressing societal challenges.

• Liquid Crystals
• Metamaterials
• Terahertz Technology
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Rafał Kowerdziej is an Assistant Professor at the Military University of Technology, specializing in materials engineering with a focus on metamaterials and liquid crystals. His research integrates nanoscience, optics, and applied physics to develop reconfigurable devices for terahertz and optoelectronic applications. Key collaborations include work with Janusz Parka (23 joint publications), Marek Olifierczuk (13), and Alessandro Pianelli (10). His research spans tunable metamaterial structures, plasmonic systems, and nanophotonic devices leveraging liquid crystal dynamics. Recent work emphasizes active control of metamaterial properties via electric fields, thermal tuning, and graphene integration. Projects include Fano-resonant metastructures, epsilon-near-zero platforms, and hyperbolic microcavities for advanced sensing and modulation applications.

• Terahertz Technology
• Holography
• Diffractive Optics
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Dr. Adam Kowalczyk is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Physics, Warsaw University of Technology. His research encompasses advanced optical systems, with a focus on terahertz technology, holography, and diffractive optics for applications in security, industrial inspection, and display technologies. Research Interests: Dr. Kowalczyk's work integrates theoretical and experimental optics, emphasizing: Terahertz Technology: Non-destructive testing, stealth materials, and emitter design using semiconductor and metamaterial approaches. Holography: Innovations in projection systems, including real-time color rendering, depth enhancement, and noise suppression for industrial and consumer displays. Diffractive Optics: Development of polarization-maintaining elements and achromatic lenses for terahertz imaging and machine vision. Recent Research Trends (2018-2024): His publications demonstrate a consistent evolution toward miniaturized and cloud-integrated holographic systems, alongside advancements in terahertz wave manipulation. Key themes include SLM optimization for high-resolution projection, computational holography, and terahertz metasurface applications for defense and industry. Awards and Honors: None reported. Advising and Grants: No information available. Labs and Teams: No affiliations specified.

• Nanotechnology
• Materials Science
• Liquid Crystals
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Adam Januszko is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Advanced Technologies and Chemistry, Warsaw University of Technology. His research focuses on nanotechnology, materials science, liquid crystals, and thermal/optical properties of advanced materials. He holds a PhD with habilitation and has contributed to interdisciplinary studies involving polymer matrices, carbon nanotubes, and military engineering applications. His work spans experimental and theoretical analyses of molecular parameters, such as dielectric properties and phase transitions in mesogenic systems. Notable contributions include studies on Co nanofluids in optical fibers and fluorine-containing mesogenic derivatives using computational models like the Maier-Meier theory. He has also authored a book on military engineering challenges and perspectives. Januszko’s research integrates nanoscience, electro-optical modulation, and material synthesis, with applications in optoelectronics and defense technology. His publications highlight innovations in microstructured fibers, thermal conductivity of nanocomposites, and liquid crystal phase behavior.

• Photonics
• Optical Fiber Sensors
• Liquid Crystal Technology
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Leszek Jaroszewicz, PhD with habilitation, is a Professor at the Military University of Technology in Warsaw, Poland, specifically affiliated with the Faculty of Advanced Technologies and Chemistry and the Institute of Applied Physics. As a corresponding member of the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAS), he has established himself as a leading researcher in photonics and optical fiber technology. His academic career spans several decades, with continuous research activity evidenced by publications through 2025. Professor Jaroszewicz's research primarily focuses on photonics technology applications for sensor devices, with particular expertise in hybrid waveguide transducers employing liquid crystalline materials. His work encompasses new technologies for manufacturing monocrystals and glasses (especially oxide types), theoretical studies of complex semiconducting structures for electromagnetic radiation detectors, advanced fiber optics technologies including photonic crystal fiber elements, materials for hydrogen storage, and polarization problems in waveguide structures for sensor construction. His research area is formally recognized as materials engineering (100% ME). Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trend toward practical applications of optical fiber technologies in sensing systems, particularly rotational seismology and refractive index sensing. His work increasingly integrates liquid crystal technologies with optical fibers, nanomaterials (like Fe 3 O 4 nanoparticles), and computational methods. The research spans fundamental physics of light propagation through applied engineering of sensor devices for diverse applications from seismic monitoring to food safety inspection. His significant recognition includes being elected as a Corresponding Member of the Polish Academy of Sciences, a prestigious honor in Polish academia. His bibliometric indicators demonstrate substantial scholarly impact with 373 publications, an h-index of 24 (Scopus) and 22 (Web of Science), total impact factor of 352.125, and a ministerial score of 8,412. Professor Jaroszewicz has supervised 13 promoted theses, indicating his active role in mentoring the next generation of researchers. His research has been supported by at least 10 projects and has resulted in 4 patents, demonstrating both academic and practical impact of his work. His research group appears to focus on optical instrumentation development, particularly for specialized sensing applications. The research environment led by Professor Jaroszewicz includes advanced laboratories for optical fiber technology, liquid crystal device fabrication, and sensor testing. His team appears to collaborate across disciplines, connecting physics, materials science, and engineering to develop innovative sensing solutions. Current work suggests ongoing development of fiber-optic rotational seismographs and other specialized optical sensors for both scientific and practical applications.

• Liquid Crystals
• Photonics
• Optics
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Eva Oton Martinez is an Assistant Professor at the Military University of Technology. Her research focuses on liquid crystals, photonics, and applied physics, with a strong emphasis on photonic devices, optical effects, and material engineering. She has contributed to advancements in blue phase liquid crystals, tunable optical systems, and nanoparticle-enhanced materials. Her work spans topics such as liquid crystal orientation control, self-assembly mechanisms, and the integration of liquid crystals into optical waveguides and sensors. Notable achievements include pioneering studies on 3D photonic crystal switches and pathogen detection using lyotropic liquid crystals. Recent publications highlight innovations in spin-orbit coupled photonic lattices, all-optical switching systems, and the use of achiral nanoparticles to enhance thermal stability in blue phases. Her research bridges fundamental physics with practical applications in optics and photonics. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided profile. She collaborates widely with institutions and researchers globally, contributing to both theoretical and applied studies in her field.

• Antenna Design
• Millimeter Wave Technology
• Terahertz Technology
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Paweł Bajurko is an active Assistant Professor at the Institute of Radioelectronics and Multimedia Technology within the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology at Warsaw University of Technology. His research centers on high-frequency electromagnetic systems with emphasis on antenna design and terahertz applications. Education: Master of Science (2004) Doctor of Philosophy (2012) Dr. Bajurko's work spans antenna engineering, millimeter-wave/terahertz technology, LTCC applications, and radar systems. He specializes in developing measurement systems for sub-THz frequencies and designing reconfigurable antennas using advanced materials. His research integrates electromagnetic theory with practical implementations for wireless communication and sensing applications, frequently involving material characterization and circuit integration. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2020-2023) reveals concentrated efforts in terahertz detectors (particularly JLFET-based systems), millimeter-wave switches using AlGaN/GaN semiconductors, and innovative antenna designs leveraging LTCC technology. Emerging themes include graphene-based RF components, optical modulation of THz waves, and calibration techniques for high-frequency measurements. His work consistently addresses challenges in bandwidth, efficiency, and integration for next-generation wireless systems. Scientific Recognition: 10 documented achievements (specific awards not listed) h-index of 10 (Scopus) and 8 (Web of Science) Total CiteScore of 72.3 Dr. Bajurko has supervised 18 promoted theses and participated in 26 research projects, demonstrating strong academic mentorship and collaborative research engagement. His projects frequently focus on developing measurement methodologies and high-frequency components for radar and communication systems. He maintains active involvement in the sub-Terahertz Technology Division, contributing to cutting-edge instrumentation development. Based in room 34 at Warsaw University of Technology, he continues advancing terahertz applications through experimental and theoretical work while mentoring graduate students in antenna and high-frequency circuit design.

Jacek RÓŻAŃSKIمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Technical Rheology
• Flow Resistance Reduction
• Multiphase Flows
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Dr. DSc, Eng. Jacek RÓŻAŃSKI is a Professor at Poznań University of Technology, Faculty of Chemical Technology, where he works in the Institute of Chemical Technology and Engineering, Department of Chemical Engineering and Equipment. He serves as Deputy Director of the Institute of Chemical and Process Technology, is a Member of the Senate Committee on Laws, Statutes and Regulations, and acts as Head of the Program Council of the Pharmaceutical Engineering program. His academic journey includes obtaining an MSc in Engineering in 1996, a PhD in 2002, and completing his habilitation in 2015 with the thesis "Pressure losses and heat transfer during the flow of surfactant solutions." His educational background demonstrates a strong foundation in chemical engineering principles and fluid mechanics. Professor RÓŻAŃSKI's research focuses on Technical Rheology , particularly the phenomenon of flow resistance reduction , Multiphase flows , and Heat and mass transfer processes . His work bridges fundamental fluid mechanics with practical applications in chemical engineering. His research has evolved from studying basic flow phenomena to developing advanced surfactant systems with applications in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and industrial processes. His recent publications demonstrate a strong trend toward investigating viscoelastic surfactant solutions, with particular emphasis on microstructure-property relationships, emulgel technology, and applications in drug delivery systems. His work spans both fundamental research on micellar structures and practical applications in skincare products and pharmaceutical formulations, showing a clear progression from theoretical studies to real-world applications. Professor RÓŻAŃSKI actively supervises doctoral students, with recent dissertations focusing on emulsion formation using dynamic membranes, rheological properties of carboxymethylcellulose solutions, and surfactant applications in fertilizer technology. His research collaborations include institutions such as KU Leuven in Belgium and various Polish industrial partners, highlighting his international scientific engagement. He teaches courses in Chemical Engineering, Introduction to Chemical Engineering, Technical Rheology, Process Kinetics, Mixture Separation Operations, and Economic Analysis of Industrial Processes, demonstrating his broad expertise across chemical engineering disciplines and commitment to academic education.

• Materials Engineering
• Optics
• Liquid Crystals
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Noureddine Bennis is a Professor at the Military University of Technology. He holds a PhD and specializes in materials engineering, optics, and liquid crystals. His research focuses on nematic optical properties, polarization modulation, and electro-optical devices. He has published 108 articles with an h-index of 21-22. Research Interests: His work spans applied physics and tunable optical systems, including liquid crystal applications in display lenses and polarization control. He investigates electro-optical properties and response times for advanced device development. Academic Achievements: Advisor to 3 promoted theses. No specific awards listed. Active in Scopus and ORCID-indexed publications. Affiliations: Military University of Technology, with links to Google Scholar and Scopus profiles.

• Materials Engineering
• Liquid Crystals
• Applied Physics
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Mateusz Mrukiewicz is an Assistant Professor at the Military University of Technology, specializing in materials engineering and liquid crystal research. He holds a PhD from the same institution (2015) and focuses on advanced materials with applications in optoelectronics and smart devices. His work integrates experimental techniques like dielectric spectroscopy with material characterization to explore phase transitions and electro-optical properties. Education: PhD in Materials Engineering, Military University of Technology (2015) His research interests center on ferroelectricity in nematic phases, dual-frequency addressing in liquid crystals, and structural tuning of cholesteric materials. Key areas include molecular relaxation dynamics, dielectric anisotropy, and applications in smart windows and optical shutters. Recent work highlights the development of electrically tunable materials for light modulation and the study of phase transition behaviors under external stimuli. His studies often combine experimental approaches with advanced analytical modeling to uncover fundamental material properties. Achievements: Over 35 publications, 1 promoted thesis, and a strong h-index (12/Scopus, 13/WoS). Active in projects exploring mid-wave infrared liquid crystal devices and high-birefringence mixtures. He advises on research projects involving liquid crystal applications in laser metrology and 3D active glasses. Collaborative efforts include work on ion-doped materials and fluorinated smectics for next-generation display technologies.

• Materials Science
• Structural Properties of Materials
• Optical Properties of Materials
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Dr. Yahia I.S. Sayed is a distinguished academic and researcher with extensive experience in materials science and education. His primary affiliations include Ain Shams University (College of Education), King Khalid University, Ajman University, and the National Research Centre. He has been actively contributing to research and teaching since 2006, with a broad institutional footprint across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. His research focuses on the structural and optical properties of advanced materials, particularly in the context of photocatalysis, electronic applications, and energy materials. Key areas include doped borate glasses, MAX phase compounds, multiferroic ceramics, and nano-composite battery materials. His work bridges fundamental materials characterization with practical applications in energy and photonics. The recent publications reveal a strong trend in optical and electronic material characterization, with emphasis on doping effects, phase transformations, and nonlinear optical behavior. His studies frequently employ spectroscopic, thermal, and electrochemical techniques to evaluate material performance. Much of his work is collaborative, supported by national and institutional funding bodies. Dr. Yahia has received sponsorship from prestigious organizations such as the National Research Foundation and the National Science Foundation, as well as multiple Saudi deanships of scientific research, highlighting the impact and recognition of his work. He has supervised or collaborated with numerous researchers, evidenced by a 99.7% co-authorship rate, though specific student names are not listed. His research is supported by grants from King Khalid University, King Saud University, and other national science foundations, enabling extensive experimental and analytical work. While specific labs or research teams are not named, his repeated collaborations with institutions in Saudi Arabia and Egypt suggest active participation in regional materials research networks and interdisciplinary teams focused on functional materials development.

• Fiber Optic Sensors
• Fiber Bragg Grating Systems
• Optical Sensor Networks
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Mateusz Mądry is a researcher at the Department of Telecommunications and Teleinformatics within the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology at Wrocław University of Science and Technology. His work focuses on fiber optic sensor systems and telecommunications engineering. Research interests include Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) sensors Fiber optic sensor systems Fiber optic networks Recent publications highlight advancements in FBG-based humidity and temperature sensors, hybrid wireless-fiber optic systems, and embedded sensor architectures. These works span interdisciplinary applications in computer science, electrical engineering, and optical sensor networks.

• Fluorescent Probes
• Organic Synthesis
• Photophysics
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Irena Bylińska serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Biomedical Chemistry within the Faculty of Chemistry at the University of Gdańsk. Her research program focuses on developing innovative fluorescent compounds for biomedical applications, particularly in cancer diagnostics and therapeutic monitoring. Her core research interests include: Synthesis of acetylene-containing fluorescent probes Photophysical characterization of tyrosine and isothiocyanate derivatives Development of theranostic platforms for oncology Solvent-dependent fluorescence behavior in organic molecules Antimicrobial agents targeting RNA metabolism Analysis of her recent publications (2022-2025) reveals a cohesive research trajectory centered on fluorescent biomolecular tools. Her work consistently bridges organic synthesis with biomedical applications, demonstrating particular expertise in solvatochromic phenomena and excited-state dynamics of acetylene-based fluorophores. Key contributions include novel tyrosine derivatives for cancer imaging and isothiocyanate compounds enabling simultaneous diagnosis and therapy. Dr. Bylińska conducts her research within the Laboratory of Medical Chemistry at the University of Gdańsk, where she integrates spectroscopic analysis with biological evaluation to advance chemical tools for disease detection and treatment.

Agnieszka Siemionمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Terahertz (THz) Imaging
• Diffractive Optics
• THz Domain Applications
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Agnieszka Siemion is an Associate Professor at the Department of Optics and Photonics, Faculty of Physics, Warsaw University of Technology. She serves as Vice-Dean for Student Affairs and leads research in terahertz (THz) technology, diffractive optics, and optical engineering. Her work focuses on developing advanced optical components for telecommunications, imaging systems, and material characterization. Research interests include THz diffractive optics, 3D-printed optical elements, neural network-based design, and THz communication systems. Over 90 publications and 55 promoted theses, with a strong focus on THz imaging, beam shaping, and material science. Active in projects involving graphene composites, plasma field-effect transistors, and subwavelength imaging. Her research bridges fundamental optics with applied technologies, addressing challenges in 6G telecommunications, non-destructive testing, and smart material fabrication. She has collaborated on pioneering work with diffractive lenses, THz holography, and spatial multiplexing systems. Key achievements include developing neural network-optimized diffractive elements and studying 3D-printing parameters for THz materials. Her lab explores both theoretical and experimental aspects of THz science, contributing to international standards in terahertz technology.

Leo Kingstonمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Nonlinear Dynamics
• Chaos Theory
• Extreme Events
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Dr. Leo Kingston is a Research Fellow at the Division of Dynamics, Lodz University of Technology in Poland. He holds a Ph.D. in Physics (Nonlinear Dynamics) and M.Sc. in Physics from Bharathidasan University, India. His research focuses on complex nonlinear phenomena in physical and biological systems. Research Focus Dr. Kingston investigates fundamental aspects of nonlinear dynamics including chaos theory, extreme event prediction, neuronal network behavior, and memristor-based systems. His work bridges theoretical modeling with experimental validation using electronic circuits and laser systems. Primary research domains include: Bifurcation mechanisms in chaotic systems Extreme event formation in coupled oscillators Transient dynamics in neural and laser systems Time-series analysis of complex systems Awards & Recognition UGC Senior Research Fellowship (2016-2018) Max Planck Institute Visiting Fellowship (2016) Experimental Demonstration Prize - IIT Guwahati (2017) UGC Junior Research Fellowship (2014-2016) Publication Trends Dr. Kingston's recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on extreme event mechanisms across physical systems. His 2023-2025 works emphasize machine learning applications in chaos analysis, laser dynamics, and biological networks. Theoretical frameworks frequently incorporate Liénard systems, with experimental validation through laser and circuit implementations.