Centre for Sustainable Economy is dedicated to the research, development and implementation of sustainable industrial and environmental technologies. Its aim is to replace existing solutions that burden the environment – with new ones that will protect it and possibly reverse its degradation. The centre includes research groups for materials engineering, mechanical engineering and wood, chemical and environmental technologies.
The tasks of the Research Group for Materials Engineering include scientific, R&D and implementation work in the area of advanced materials. The scope of the group’s activities includes the development of the processes of materials manufacturing and processing through:
The Research Group for Materials Engineering includes:
The tasks of the Division for Engineering Materials Development include scientific, R&D and implementation work including analysis of existing materials manufacturing processes, design of materials for sustainable economy applications, development and application of developed processes for processing material components, including powder materials, processes for manufacturing and processing materials for a sustainable economy, manufacture of prototypes and prototype batches, analysis of materials at different stages of their manufacturing and processing and application testing of materials to obtain their performance properties.
The tasks of the Division for Natural Materials Development include scientific, R&D and implementation work involving the analysis of existing natural materials solutions in structural applications, the design of new material solutions based on natural materials, and the testing of manufactured materials to evaluate their performance.
The tasks of the Research Group for Mechanical Engineering include scientific, R&D and implementation work including analysis of existing mechanical engineering processes, analysis of existing engineering solutions with a view to identifying areas for development, design of mechanical processes and manufacturing techniques in the area of metal forming and technological processes used in the food and agri-food industry, manufacture of research equipment for external customers and other research centres and groups, automation of technological processes, manufacture of prototypes and pilot batches using developed technologies, implementation of developed technologies into industrial practice through cooperation with customers.
This department acquires projects and ensures that they are carried out effectively and coordinates the creation of products that meet market needs. The tasks of the Project and Product Management Department include market analysis (researching trends and needs), evaluation of competitive solutions (analysis of competitor products), requirements development (defining product requirements), strategy and pricing (developing market strategy), sourcing project funding, preparing project and product documentation, managing the project portfolio by defining and monitoring the scope of work, scheduling and monitoring progress, cost control and resource allocation.
Conducting scientific, R&D and implementation work in the field of modern materials through:bszarze nowoczesnych materiałów poprzez:
Conducting scientific, R&D and implementation work including:
Conducting scientific, R&D and implementation work in the areas of chemical technology, environmental chemistry and environmental protection through:
Director
of the Centre for Sustainable Economy
Adam Torebko
Deputy Director
of the Centre for Sustainable Economy
Maria Wiśniewska
Head of the Research Group for Materials Engineering
Maria Wiśniewska
Head of the Research Group for Mechanical Engineering
Tomasz Mackiewicz
Head of the Research Group for Chemical Technology and Environmental Protection
Piotr Glazer
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