Dr Krzysztof Wojtas works for Warsaw University of Technology as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Chemical and Process Engineering. His research is currently focused on the application of computational fluid dynamics, supplemented with population balance, to predict the course of industrial processes and in biomedical research, to predict phenomena accompanying blood flow in the human cardiovascular system.
Krzysztof finished both his MEng (2011) and PhD (2017) in chemical engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology. His doctoral dissertation was focused on the identification, analysis and description of relations between flow, mass exchange (mixing) and the course of complex chemical reactions occurring in jet reactors. In 2018, Krzysztof joined the Department of Chemical Engineering at Loughborough University as a Research Associate, where he conducted mixing process simulations to identify key process parameters in the scale-up of polymer resin production in automotive industry. Afterwards, in 2019, he joined the Division of Separation Processes at Faculty of Chemical and Process Engineering WUT.
Since his employment at WUT, Dr Wojtas has been awarded several grants regarding application of population balance to both homogenization process modeling and biomedical research, to estimate the risk of primary and secondary arterial stenosis associated with coronary artery disease. His commitment is also recognized by students—he was awarded Individual Rector’s Award for outstanding teaching. In addition to his research and teaching activities, Dr Wojtas shares his knowledge and experience also by working with many Polish companies, including ANWIL S.A., Polpharma Biologics Warsaw Sp. z o.o., SAWEX S.A.
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