prof. dr hab. inż. Ewa Piętka
Head of the Department
- analysis of biomedical signals and images
 - design of computer-aided diagnostic and medical therapy systems
 - medical informatics
 
											
				prof. dr hab. inż. Paweł Badura
- biomedical image and signal analysis
 - artificial intelligence, deep learning, machine learning
 - Computer-aided systems for medical diagnosis and therapy
 
											
				prof. dr hab. inż. Dominik Spinczyk
- data analysis, incl. medical data
 - AI
 - computer-aided medical therapy
 
											
				dr hab. inż. Arkadiusz Gertych, prof. PŚ
- pathomorphology and computational oncology
 - AI applications in cancer diagnosis and treatment
 - biomarkers in personalized medicine
 - bioimage informatics
 
											
				dr hab. inż. Paweł Kostka, prof. PŚ
- digital biomedical signal processing
 - HRV analysis
 - biomedical electronics
 - surgical robots
 
											
				dr inż. Aleksandra Badura
- biomedical signal analysis
 - pain monitoring in physiotherapy
 - voice analysis
 - artificial intelligence, machine learning
 
											
				dr inż. Marta Biesok
medical image processing and analysis
- biocybernetics and artificial intelligence
 - data acquisition
 
											
				dr inż. Anna Filipowska
in silico drug testing
- QSAR models
 - data analysis incl. medical data
 - biomorphic materials
 
											
				dr inż. Michał Kręcichwost
- analysis of biomedical signals, especially speech signals
 - AI, machine learning, deep learning
 - computer-aided speech therapy and diagnosis systems
 
											
				dr Barbara Mika
mathematical modelling in biology and medicine
- digital processing of biomedical signals
 - electrogastrography
 
											
				dr inż. Paweł Raif
AI
deep learning
reinforcement learning
											
				dr inż. Agata Sage
image and signal analysis
- AI, machine learning, deep learning
 - computer vision in speech diagnosis and therapy
 
											
				dr inż. Piotr Zarychta
biomedical signals and images analysis
- computer-aided medical diognosis systems dedicated to lower limb (knee joint arthroplasty, cruciate ligaments)
 
mgr inż. Joanna Chwał
- digital signal processing
 - image processing
 - deep learning
 - 3D graphics
 
											
				mgr inż. Jakub Gumulski
											
				mgr inż. Anna Silan
- supporting the diagnosis of dermatological issues
 - machine learning in sign language analysis
 - analysis of medical images using artificial intelligence
 
											
				mgr inż. Agnieszka Różańska
											
				mgr inż. Mirella Kluza
- digital biomedical signal processing
 - biomedical electronics
 - biomedical impedance analysis
 
											
				dr hab. inż. Joanna Czajkowska, prof. PŚ
- biomedical image processing and analysis
 - computer-aided diagnosis systems
 - computer-aided skin diseases diagnosis
 - artificial intelligence and machine learning
 
											
				prof. dr hab. inż. Andrzej W. Mitas
- biomedical signal analysis
 - physiological and behavioral biometrics
 - music and biocybernetics
 - computer-aided diagnosis and therapy systems
 
											
				dr hab. inż. Maciej Gawlikowski, prof. PŚ
- preclinical and clinical studies
 - biocompatibility and hemocompatibility studies
 - mechanical heart support, valve implants
 - renal replacement therapy
 
dr hab. inż. Dariusz Komorowski, prof. PŚ
- digital biomedical signal processing
 - HRV analysis
 - biomedical electronics
 - electrogastrography
 
											
				dr hab. inż. Wojciech Więcławek, prof. PŚ
- image processing and analysis, especially medical data
 - computer-aided medical diagnosis systems
 
											
				dr inż. Maria Bieńkowska
- biomedical signal analysis
 - speech signal analysis
 - computer-aided diagnosis and therapy systems
 
											
				dr inż. Rafał Doniec
pattern recognition
- telemedicine
 - AI
 
											
				dr Jan Juszczyk
- medical image analysis
 - computer-aided diagnosis systems
 
											
				dr inż. Daniel Ledwoń
- computer vision in motion analysis
 - computer-aided physiotherap
 - AI, machine learning, deep learning
 
											
				dr inż. Zuzanna Miodońska
AI and machine learning
statistical data analysis
- speech signal processing and analysis
 - computer-aided speech therapy and diagnosis systems design 
 
											
				dr inż. Patrycja Romaniszyn-Kania
engineering support in physiotherapy
bahavioral and physiological profile of the patient during therapy
hybrid systems for emotion assesment
- AI and machine learning methods
 
											
				dr inż. Anna Tamulewicz
- bioinformatics
 - digital signal processing
 
											
				dr Stella Maćkowska
computer-aided medical therapy
- data analysis, including medical data
 - artificial intelligence methods
 - natural language processing methods
 - linguistics
 
											
				mgr inż. Mirosław Czak
											
				mgr inż. Aleksandra Juraszczyk
- computer-aided memdical diagnostics and therapy
 - medical image analysis and processing
 - breast diagnosis support
 
mgr inż. Jakub Pałachaniak
mgr inż. Bartłomiej Sawaryn
- biomorphic material
 - digital processing of biomedical signals
 - informatics in medicine
 - musculoskeletal system diagnostics diagnostics, joint acoustic signals, medical equipment
 
The Faculty of Biomedical Engineering
Department of Medical Informatics and Artificial Intelligence
O Katedrze
The Department of Medical Informatics and Artificial Intelligence conducts research and provides education in areas related to developing advanced methods for acquiring, analyzing, and processing single- and multi-dimensional, as well as single- and multi-modal medical data. The department’s main activities include artificial intelligence and cloud computing in medicine; image navigation in cancer diagnosis and therapy; biometrics; teleradiology; modeling of biological structures and processes; telecare and telerehabilitation; interactive rehabilitation; diagnosis of speech defects; pain monitoring in physiotherapy; chronic skin wound monitoring; bioinformatics and computational biology; biomorphic materials; digital circuit design for medicine; tissue and genetic engineering; and artificial organs.
The ongoing work has produced algorithms and systems for computer-aided diagnosis and therapy, including support systems for diagnostic imaging and histopathology. The latest developments use artificial intelligence methods to process biological signals and support therapeutic processes. Department employees are involved in implementing numerous scientific projects funded by domestic and foreign sources in basic and applied research areas. The department collaborates with medical institutions, IT companies, and research institutions to carry out projects with high implementation potential.
											
				dr inż. Jacek Kawa
- supporting geriatric diagnostics
 - medical image analysis
 - PACS systems
 
											
				dr inż. Justyna Majewska
- biomorphic materials
 
											
				dr inż. lek. Bartłomiej Pyciński
digital radiological and histological image processing
- image navigation systems in surgical procedures
 - radiological image archiving and transmission systems
 
dr inż. Marcin Rudzki
Image processing, Insight Segmetation and Registration Toolkit
elctronics
											
				dr inż. Agata Wijata
AI and machine learning
- medical signals and images analysis
 - image navigation systems in surgical procedures
 - computer-aided medical diagnosis systems
 
											
				mgr inż. Klaudia Barańska
											
				mgr inż. Marek Czerw
- biomedical electronics
 - electrocardiography
 
											
				mgr inż. Aleksandra Marzec-Przyszlak
- immunogenetics
 - certification of medical devices, in particular bio- and hemocompatibility testing
 - mechanical heart support
 
											
				mgr inż. Natalia Piaseczna
- digital biomedical signal processing
 - image processing
 - pattern recognition
 
											
				mgr inż. Aleksandra Tuszy
- computer-aided physiotherapy
 - signal processing and analysis
 - personalized therapy system design
 
Faculty of Biomedical Engineering
Department of Biomaterials and Medical Device Engineering
About
We carry out research and development work of a cognitive and applied nature in the field of production of metallic biomaterials with modified structure and specific mechanical properties (modulus of elasticity, shape memory and superelasticity) with surface layers (passive-diamond) with good physical and chemical properties and biocompatibility, intended for reconstruction and elastic anastomosis of tissues, as well as construction of a new generation of stabilisers for bone anastomoses with surgical instruments.
We are also involved in research on a new generation of robotic rehabilitation-diagnostic equipment for guiding multi-planar active and passive movement of the lower limbs using neurophysiological methods with full use of rehabilitation control and supervision, involving design, manufacturing, technical and clinical studies.
											
				Anna Ziębowicz, PhD
- modification of the surface of prosthetic devices to reduce the likelihood of the agent causing prosthetic stomatopathy
 - parafunctions and dysfunctions of the stomatognathic system
 - materials used in dental prosthetics (zirconium, cobalt alloys)
 - implantology
 - CAD/CAM technologies
 
											
				Bożena Gzik-Zroska, PhD
- application of model tests to the analysis of loads on the human skeletal-muscular system with the use of FEM and the dynamics of multibody systems
 - chest biomechanics
 - experimental determination of mechanical properties of human and animal tissues
 - design of medical equipment, rehabilitation and sport facilities
 - engineering support for planning surgical procedures
 
											
				Agnieszka Antończyk, PhD
- modification of ceramic surfaces (composite)
 
Julia Kolasa, PhD Student
- research on the structure and physicochemical properties of polymer composite materials used in dentistry
 - design of implants with CAD/CAM technology
 - application of oxide layers to biomaterials
 
											
				Prof. Zbigniew Paszenda, PhD, DSc
Head of the Department
- shaping the structure and physicochemical properties of metallic biomaterials
 - tests of corrosive resistance of implants, incl. sterilisation and implantation techniques
 - the structure and physicochemical properties of bioceramics used in prosthetics
 - numerical and experimental analysis of implants
 - robotic devices for multilevel passive and active limb movement using neurophysiological methods
 
											
				Witold Walke, PhD, DSc
- issues related to the study of the structure and physicochemical properties of biomaterials and the biomechanical aspects of implantation using numerical and experimental methods
 - issues of surface treatment of metal implants and surgical instruments, the assessment of their functional properties, taking into account the medical sterilisation process
 
											
				Marcin Basiaga, PhD, DSc
- assessment of mechanical properties of engineering materials
 - modification of the surface of metallic biomaterials
 - design of implants and surgical instruments
 - medical device research expertise
 
											
				Marcin Kaczmarek, PhD, DSc
- shaping of physicochemical properties of the surface of alloys used for implants
 - development of application technology for shaping NiTi alloy layers
 - analysis of the influence of technological parameters of the processes of producing surface layers on the physicochemical properties and biocompatibility
 - experimental verification of the suitability of the layers for clinical applications
 
											
				Anita Kajzer, PhD
- surface engineering of metallic biomaterials
 - electrochemical tests of metallic biomaterials
 - wettability and surface energy tests
 - mechanical tests
 
											
				Janusz Szewczenko, PhD, DSc
- surface functionalization of metallic biomaterials by electrochemical methods and biodegradable polymeric coatings that release active substances
 - activation of bone union with physical factors
 - incremental technologies in regenerative medicine
 - biophysical conditions of implantology
 
											
				Magdalena Antonowicz-Hüpsch, PhD
- modification of the surface of polymeric biomaterials
 - research on degradation of polymeric materials
 - development of new forms of implants, medical and rehabilitation equipment using CAD systems and reverse engineering techniques including virtual imaging technology and 3D scanning
 
											
				Marta Kiel-Jamrozik, PhD
- application of magnesium alloys in medicine
 - shaping the structure and properties of metallic biomaterials (including magnesium alloys) intended for implants
 - modification of the surface of metallic biomaterials
 - application of 3D printing in medicine
 - assessment of the impact of 3D printing parameters on the properties and structures of implants
 - testing the structure and properties of biomaterials
 
											
				Wojciech Kajzer, PhD
- surface engineering of metallic biomaterials
 - electrochemical tests of metallic biomaterials
 - mechanical tests
 - numerical analysis using the finite element method
 - reverse engineering
 - incremental technologies
 
											
				Ada Orłowska, PhD
- cellular scaffolding
 - gradient implants
 - implants manufactured by incremental methods
 - modification of the surface of titanium alloys
 - FEM analysis
 
											
				Karolina Wilk, PhD
- modification of the surface of metallic biomaterials
 
											
				Anna Taratuta, PhD
- NiTi alloys for cardiovascular applications
 - modification of the surface of metallic biomaterials
 - application of thin films using the ALD method
 
											
				Julia Lisoń-Kubica, PhD Student
- modification of the surface of metallic biomaterials
 - application of metallic layers
 
											
				Barbara Rynkus, PhD Student
- biodegradable magnesium alloys used in medicine
 - methods of surface modification of metallic biomaterials
 - electrochemical studies of metallic biomaterials
 
Gabriela Wielgus, PhD Student
- application of additive manufacturing in medicine
 - investigation of mechanical and physicochemical properties of biomaterials
 
											
				Prof. Marek Gzik, PhD, DSc
Head of the Department
											
				Jacek Jurkojć, PhD, DSc
Deputy Head of the Department
											
				
				
					Robert Michnik,
 Prof., PhD, DSc				
			
		
		
						
				
				
							
											
				
				
					Wojciech Wolański, 
Prof., PhD, DSc				
			
		
		
						
				
				
							
											
				Alicja Balin, PhD, DSc
Associate Professor
											
				Piotr Wodarski, PhD, DSc
Associate Professor
											
				Iwona Chuchnowska, PhD
											
				Agata Guzik-Kopyto, PhD
											
				Katarzyna Jochymczyk-Woźniak, PhD
											
				Edyta Kawlewska, PhD
											
				Kamil Joszko, PhD
											
				Michał Burkacki, PhD
											
				Sławomir Suchoń, PhD
											
				Katarzyna Nowakowska-Lipiec, PhD
											
				Miłosz Chrzan, PhD
											
				Marta Chmura, PhD
											
				Hanna Zadoń, PhD Student
											
				Marek Ples, PhD Student
											
				
				
					
Dobrochna Fryc,
PhD Student				
			
		
		
						
				
				
							
											
				Anna Miller-Banaś, PhD Student
											
				Justyna Romanek, PhD Student
											
				Piotr Szaflik, PhD Student
											
				Ilona Łysy, PhD Student
											
				Tayyaba Nosheen, PhD Student
											
				Grzegorz Dulęba, PhD Student
Faculty of Biomedical Engineering
Department of Biomechatronics
About
We carry out scientific research and experimental studies focused on the areas of broadly understood human locomotor biomechanics, determination of material characteristics of structures and tissues, and modelling of objects or other phenomena in virtual reality.
Our reseach work includes the application of Virtual Reality Technology in systems supporting patients’ diagnosis and therapy, engineering support systems for medicine and sport industry, developing new methods to support the planning of surgical procedures, application of modern technologies in the equipment design process for health sector (medicine, rehabilitation and sports).