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Raport Z Działalności Politechniki Gdańskiej W Roku 2011 POLITECHNIKA GDAŃSKA CENTRUM WIEDZY I PRZEDSIĘBIORCZOŚCI RAPORT Z DZIAŁALNOŚCI POLITECHNIKI GDAŃSKIEJ W ROKU 2011 GDAŃSK 2012 POLITECHNIKA GDAŃSKA OPRACOWANIE CENTRUM WIEDZY I PRZEDSIĘBIORCZOŚCI SEKCJA OBSŁUGI BADAŃ NAUKOWYCH SKŁAD I REDAKCJA Agnieszka Klej, Małgorzata Ciurkot Wydano za zgodą Rektora Politechniki Gdańskiej Niniejszy Raport dostępny jest w formie elektronicznej http://pbc.gda.pl Raport zawiera wykaz prac naukowo-badawczych, dostępny również w bazie dorobku naukowego PG: http://pion.pg.gda.pl/ http://prace-nb.pg.gda.pl ISSN 2083-9863 SPIS TREŚCI WŁADZE UCZELNI ........................................................................................................................... 9 TYTUŁY PROFESORA NADANE PRACOWNIKOM NAUKOWYM PG ............................................ 9 STOPNIE NAUKOWE DOKTORA HABILITOWANEGO UZYSKANE PRZEZ PRACOWNIKÓW PG .. 9 STOPNIE NAUKOWE DOKTORA UZYSKANE PRZEZ PRACOWNIKÓW PG ................................ 9 ODZNACZENIA, ORDERY, NAGRODY I WYRÓŻNIENIA NADANE PRACOWNIKOM PG ........... 11 WYDZIAŁ ARCHITEKTURY ................................................................................................ 25 I. Katedra Architektury Użyteczności Publicznej ............................................................................. 27 II. Katedra Architektury Morskiej i Przemysłowej ............................................................................. 29 III. Katedra Architektury Służby Zdrowia ........................................................................................... 32 IV. K atedra Projektowania Środowiskowego .................................................................................... 35 V. K atedra Urbanistyki i Planowania Regionalnego ........................................................................ 38 VI. Katedra Historii Teorii Architektury i Konserwacji Zabytków ....................................................... 45 VII. Katedra Sztuk Wizualnych .......................................................................................................... 51 VIII. Katedra Technicznych Podstaw Projektowania Architektonicznego ........................................... 54 IX. Katedra Architektury Mieszkaniowej ........................................................................................... 58 Podsumowanie statystyczne Wydziału .............................................................................................. 62 WYDZIAŁ CHEMICZNY .................................................................................................................... 63 I. Katedra Chemii Analitycznej ........................................................................................................ 68 II. Katedra Chemii Fizycznej ............................................................................................................ 87 III. Katedra Chemii Nieorganicznej .................................................................................................. 90 IV. K atedra Chemii Organicznej ....................................................................................................... 95 V. K atedra Mikrobiologii ................................................................................................................... 99 VI. K atedra Technologii Chemicznej ................................................................................................ 105 VII. Katedra Technologii Leków i Biochemii ....................................................................................... 117 VIII. Katedra Technologii Polimerów ................................................................................................... 126 IX. Katedra Technologii Tłuszczów i Detergentów ............................................................................ 133 X. Katedra Chemii, Technologii i Biotechnologii Żywności .............................................................. 136 XI. Katedra Elektrochemii, Korozji i Inżynierii Materiałowej .............................................................. 143 XII. Katedra Aparatury i Maszynoznawstwa Chemicznego ............................................................... 148 XIII. Katedra Inżynierii Chemicznej i Procesowej ............................................................................... 152 XIV. Wydziałowe Laboratorium Magnetycznego Rezonansu Jądrowego ........................................... 158 Podsumowanie statystyczne Wydziału .............................................................................................. 159 WYDZIAŁ ELEKTRONIKI, TELEKOMUNIKACJI I INFORMATYKI ............................................ 161 I. Katedra Algorytmów i Modelowania Systemów .......................................................................... 167 II. Katedra Architektury Systemów Komputerowych ....................................................................... 171 III. Katedra Inżynierii Biomedycznej ................................................................................................. 178 IV. Katedra Inżynierii Mikrofalowej i Antenowej ................................................................................ 184 V. Katedra Inżynierii Oprogramowania ............................................................................................ 190 VI. Katedra Insteligentnych Systemów Interaktywnych .................................................................... 196 VII. Katedra Systemów Decyzyjnych ................................................................................................. 200 VIII. Katedra Metrologii i Optoelektroniki ............................................................................................. 204 IX. Katedra Systemów Automatyki .................................................................................................... 213 X. Katedra Systemów Elektroniki Morskiej ...................................................................................... 215 XI. Katedra Systemów Geoinformatycznych ..................................................................................... 218 XII. Katedra Teleinformatyki ............................................................................................................... 221 XIII. Katedra Systemów Mikroelektronicznych .................................................................................... 228 XIV. Katedra Systemów Multimedialnych ........................................................................................... 232 XV. Katedra Systemów i Sieci Radiokomunikacyjnych ...................................................................... 242 XVI. Katedra Sieci Teleinformacyjnych ............................................................................................... 251 Podsumowanie statystyczne Wydziału .............................................................................................. 256 WYDZIAŁ ELEKTROTECHNIKI I AUTOMATYKI ........................................................................... 257 I. Katedra Automatyki ..................................................................................................................... 259 II. Katedra Automatyki Napędu Elektrycznego ................................................................................ 265 III. Katedra Elektroenergetyki ........................................................................................................... 269 IV. Katedra Elektrotechniki Teoretycznej i Informatyki ...................................................................... 274 V. Katedra Energoelektroniki i Maszyn Elektrycznych ..................................................................... 279 VI. Katedra Inżynierii Elektrycznej i Transportu ................................................................................ 284 VII. Katedra Inżynierii Systemów Sterowania .................................................................................. 288 VIII. Katedra Metrologii i Systemów Informacyjnych ........................................................................... 291 IX. Katedra Mechatroniki i Inżynierii Wysokich Napięć ...................................................................... 293 X. Ośrodek Doświadczalny ............................................................................................................... 299 Podsumowanie statystyczne Wydziału .............................................................................................. 300 WYDZIAŁ FIZYKI TECHNICZNEJ I MATEMATYKI STOSOWANEJ .............................................. 301 I. Katedra Analizy Nieliniowej ......................................................................................................... 303 II. Katedra Analizy Matematycznej i Numerycznej ....................................................................... 305 III. Katedra Fizyki Atomowej i Luminescencji .................................................................................... 308 1. Zespół Fizyki Atomowej ........................................................................................................... 308 2. Zespół Luminescencji Molekularnej ......................................................................................... 309 IV. Katedra Fizyki Ciała Stałego ...................................................................................................... 310 V. Katedra Fizyki Teoretycznej i Informatyki Kwantowej ................................................................. 318 VI. Katedra Fizyki
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