About

About

I am a researcher and a lecturer at the Faculty of Mechanical and Power Engineering at Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (WUST). In march 2009 I received my PhD degree with honors by defending a thesis on heat and mass transfer processes in adsorption systems. This gave me the opportunity to work as a post-doctoral research fellow in the United States and in the Netherlands. Currently, I am employed as an Associate Professor in the Department of Thermal Sciences. In September 2020, I was appointed by the Rector of the Wrocław University of Science and Technology to act as the Vice-Dean for General Affairs at the Faculty of Mechanical and Power Engineering.

My research interests include thermal and mechanical processes, particularly in the area of power engineering, environmental engineering and cooling. Currently I focus on three specific research topics: modern refrigeration technologies for integrated co- generation and tri-generation systems (i.e. adsorption refrigeration), low-pressure phase transitions, and implementation of nanoparticles in order to increase physical and thermal capabilities of refrigerants. I specialize in theoretical analyses based on numerical simulations of complex systems (simulations based on lumped parameter differential models described with multiple balance equations).

Detailed information, including scientific achievements, is available on the website of the Faculty of Mechanical and Power Engineering.