Visiting Professors

In the 2009/2010 academic year, the Center for Advanced Studies launched a new project - scholarships for visiting professors.

The aim of the scholarship programme is to invite world-renowned scientists representing international research institutions who, by delivering lectures on innovative solutions and modern technologies as well as by running seminars with students, PhD students and academics, will strengthen the WUT academic community’s intellectual potential.

The  project is financed within the Warsaw University of Technology Development Programme.

See the updated list of lectures at 
http://www.konwersatorium.pw.edu.pl/oferta/v_lectures.html

 

Professor Takashi Nishimura

Visit at WUT: October - November 2014

Professor Takashi Nishimura is an eminent mathematician, specialist in differential topology and its applications. He is affiliated with the Institute of Environment and Information Sciences, Yokohama National University, Japan.

Professor Cecilia Haskins

Visit at WUT: October 2014

Professor Cecilia Haskins is a distinguished specialist in systems engineering. She is affiliated with the Department of Production and Quality Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

Professor Terence G. Langdon

Visit at WUT: October 2014

Professor Terence G. Langdon is an eminent specialist in materials science. He is affiliated both with the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, University of Southern California (USA ) and Engineering and the Environment, University of Southampton (UK).

Professor Gerd Rudolph

Visit at WUT: September - October 2014

Professor Gerd Rudolph is a distinguished physicist, specialist in mathematical physics, affiliated with Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of Leipzig.

Professor Seiji Kuroda

Visit at WUT: September - October 2014

Professor Seiji Kuroda – renowned specialist in materials engineering whose research is focused on thermal barrier coatings; director of High Temperature Materials Unit, Environment and Energy Materials Division, National Institute for Materials Science, Japan.

Professor Goo Ishikawa

Visit at WUT: August - September 2014

Professor Goo Ishikawa â€“ mathematician specialising in singularity theory of mappings, symplectic and contact geometry, real algebraic geometry; graduate of Kyoto University, Japan, at present affiliated with Hokkaido University, Japan.