Grzegorz Liśkiewicz
Research Fellow
Head of the Turbine and Compressor Division at the Lodz University of Technology. He works on safety systems for compressors – machines used by everyone (hoovers, hand dryers, air conditioning) and on a larger scale (aircraft engines, chemical industry, heavy industry, power plants and above all – energy). His aim is to make compressors safer and more economical.
SPECIALISATION: ENGINEERING ASPECTS OF ENERGY, ENERGY TECHNOLOGY, AERODYNAMICS
He has worked or interned at the University of Strathclyde, University of Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, Aalborg University, General Electric. As of August 2024, he will be doing a project at the US university Texas A&M under a Fullbright grant. He has served as the Rector’s Representative for Academic Entrepreneurship, Board Member of the Association of Top 500 Innovators and the Tech Transfer Office of the Technical University of Lodz. Enrolled as a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineering, Institute of Physics, The Institution of Engineering and Technology, Strathclyde Alumni Society. Mentor in the TopMinds and Startups by Lodz programmes. Member of the board of the “Regeneration of Cities” congress, including the edition on the energy transformation of cities. Co-founder of the foundation that runs the Polish edition of the F1 in Schools competition (www.f1inschools.pl) – a programme combining sport and engineering education among high school students.
Coordinates tasks in scientific projects devoted to: fluid mechanics, smart industry, circular economy, machine condition monitoring (among others, Horizon Europe and Horizon 2020 projects, project for young talents – LIDER).
Publications (selected popular science):
- Why Do We Need Energy Storage, 3 January 2024, Casimir Pulaski Foundation
- Predictive Maintenance – how to be smart before the damage, 212 December 2020, Lodz University of Technology Blog
- Aalborg University – a young university from which we can learn a lot, 12 February 2020, INN:Poland
- What is Industry 4.0 all about?, 11 February 2020, Łódź University of Technology Blog
Grzegorz Liśkiewicz
Research Fellow
Head of the Turbine and Compressor Division at the Lodz University of Technology. He works on safety systems for compressors – machines used by everyone (hoovers, hand dryers, air conditioning) and on a larger scale (aircraft engines, chemical industry, heavy industry, power plants and above all – energy). His aim is to make compressors safer and more economical.
SPECIALISATION: ENGINEERING ASPECTS OF ENERGY, ENERGY TECHNOLOGY, AERODYNAMICS
He has worked or interned at the University of Strathclyde, University of Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, Aalborg University, General Electric. As of August 2024, he will be doing a project at the US university Texas A&M under a Fullbright grant. He has served as the Rector’s Representative for Academic Entrepreneurship, Board Member of the Association of Top 500 Innovators and the Tech Transfer Office of the Technical University of Lodz. Enrolled as a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineering, Institute of Physics, The Institution of Engineering and Technology, Strathclyde Alumni Society. Mentor in the TopMinds and Startups by Lodz programmes. Member of the board of the “Regeneration of Cities” congress, including the edition on the energy transformation of cities. Co-founder of the foundation that runs the Polish edition of the F1 in Schools competition (www.f1inschools.pl) – a programme combining sport and engineering education among high school students.
Coordinates tasks in scientific projects devoted to: fluid mechanics, smart industry, circular economy, machine condition monitoring (among others, Horizon Europe and Horizon 2020 projects, project for young talents – LIDER).
Publications (selected popular science):
- Why Do We Need Energy Storage, 3 January 2024, Casimir Pulaski Foundation
- Predictive Maintenance – how to be smart before the damage, 212 December 2020, Lodz University of Technology Blog
- Aalborg University – a young university from which we can learn a lot, 12 February 2020, INN:Poland
- What is Industry 4.0 all about?, 11 February 2020, Łódź University of Technology Blog