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Tytuł profesora dla Wiesława Winieckiego
Prezydent Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej postanowieniem z dnia 19 stycznia 2011 r. nadał dr. hab. inż. Wiesławowi Winieckiemu tytuł naukowy profesora nauk technicznych. Uroczystość wręczenia nominacji odbyła się w Pałacu Prezydenckim w dniu 24 lutego 2011 r.
Prof. Wiesław Winiecki specjalizuje się w metodach projektowania przyrządów wirtualnych oraz skupionych i rozproszonych systemów pomiarowo-sterujących. Jest autorem/współautorem ponad 170 publikacji oraz dwóch monografii, jednej książki i jednego podręcznika akademickiego, a także ponad 100 raportów z prac naukowo-badawczych i wdrożeniowych. W latach 1994-2001 i 2004-2005 był dyrektorem ds. nauki w Instytucie Radioelektroniki Politechniki Warszawskiej, w latach 2005-2008 prodziekanem ds. nauki na wydziale Elektroniki i Technik Informacyjnych PW, a od roku 2008 jest ponownie dyrektorem ds. nauki w Instytucie Radioelektroniki PW. Jest członkiem Komitetu Metrologii i Aparatury Naukowej PAN oraz prezesem Polskiego Stowarzyszenia Pomiarów, Automatyki i Robotyki POLSPAR.
Professor's title for Wiesław Winiecki
By virtue of a decision of 19th January 2011, President of the Republic of Poland Bronisław Komorowski awarded dr. hab. eng. Wiesław Winiecki the title of Professor of Technical Sciences. The Awarding Ceremony was held at the Presidential Palace on 24th February 2011.
Professor Wieslaw Winiecki specializes in designing methods of virtual instruments and in distributed measurement and control systems. He is the author and co-author of more than 170 publications, 2 monographs, 1 book and 1 academic textbook, as well as over 100 reports on scientific research and implementation. In the years 1994-2001 and 2004-2005, he held the position of Deputy Director for Research at the Institute of Radioelectronics at Warsaw University of Technology (WUT), then, in 2005-2008 he was Vice-Dean for Research in the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technologies, WUT. In 2008, he has been re-appointed as Deputy Director for Research at the Institute of Radioelectronics. He is a member of the Committee on Metrology and Scientific Instrumentation of the Polish Academy of Sciences and the President of the Polish Society for Measurement, Automatic Control and Robotics POLSPAR.
70th-ANNIVERSARY OF PROFESSOR STEFAN KUBISA
Professor dr. hab. inż. Stefan Kubisa was born on May 10, 1940 in Warsaw. Professor's title he received in 1998 from President of Poland. The main field of the research activity is measurement of electrical power and energy, impedance measurement and measurement of non-electrical values as well as measurement uncertainty analysis. He is the author of about 80 papers and also promotor of 5 Ph. Doctors. Since 1991 he has been a member of the Committee of Metrology and Scientific Instrumentation, Polish Academy of Sciences. Actually is the Chairman of the Section of the Basis of Metrology. In 2002-2011 he has organized ten symposiums on Measurement Uncertainty.
Jubilee Seminar took place on 16th February 2011 in the Conference; X Measurement Uncertainty Symposium in Swinoujscie. This Conference has been organized from many years by Jubilate. The seminar chaired by professor Marian Miłek. Laudation on behalf of Chairman Janina Maria Popowska gave by v-ce Chairman of the Polish Central Office of Measures Włodzimierz Popiołek.
JUBILEUSZ 70-LECIA PROFESORA STEFANA KUBISY
Anniversary Seminar audience
Uroczystość jubileuszowa odbyła się 16 lutego 2011 r. w trakcie X Sympozjum Niepewność Pomiarów w Świnoujściu organizowanego od wielu lat przez Jubilata. Przewodniczył prof. Marian Miłek, a laudację, w imieniu Prezes Głównego Urzędu Miar Janiny Marii Popowskiej wygłosił v-ce prezes GUM Włodzimierz Popiołek.
Prof. dr hab. inż. Stefan Kubisa urodził się 10.05.1940 r. w Warszawie. W 1962 ukończył Wydział Elektryczny Politechniki Szczecińskiej, gdzie został zatrudniony jako nauczyciel akademicki i pracuje do dzisiaj, obecnie na stanowisku profesora zwyczajnego. Doktorat uzyskał w 1971r. na Wydziale Elektrycznym Politechniki Warszawskiej, a habilitację na Wydziale Elektrycznym Politechniki Śląskiej w Gliwicach w 1979r. Tytuł naukowy profesora uzyskał w 1998r.
Zainteresowania naukowe: pomiary mocy i energii elektrycznej, pomiary impedancji, pomiary wielkości nieelektrycznych - szczególnie chwilowej prędkości kątowej, a w ostatnich 15 latach - analiza niepewności pomiaru. Autor ok. 80 publikacji i kilkudziesięciu innych prac naukowych. Promotor 5-ciu ukończonych przewodów doktorskich.
Członek Komitetu Metrologii i Aparatury Naukowej Polskiej Akademii Nauk od 1991r., obecnie przewodniczący Sekcji Podstaw Metrologii KMiAN. Organizator kilku konferencji naukowych, w tym Międzyuczelnianych Konferencji Metrologów: 20-tej w 1988r., 30-tej w 1998r. i 40-tej w 2008r. Pomysłodawca i współorganizator 10-ciu sympozjów Niepewność Pomiaru (2002 - 2011), które cieszą się znacznym zainteresowaniem polskich metrologów z Głównego Urzędu Miar w Warszawie, Wojskowego Centrum Metrologii oraz z wyższych uczelni.
Adam Woźniak, Ph.D., D.Sc.
By the resolution of the Council of the Faculty of Mechatronics, Warsaw University of Technology, on 9th March, 2011, he obtained higher doctor's degree of technical science, on the basis of the DSc dissertation Accuracy of touch probes in Coordinate Measuring Machines.
His research is focused on coordinate metrology, as a modern measuring technique that enables to adapt the dimensional quality function to the contemporary realities of speed- and flexibility-oriented production. His most important scientific achievements are: (a) development of new algorithm for probe tip radius correction in scanning measurements of freeform 2D contours carried out on coordinate measuring machines; (b) development of methods and set-ups for evaluation of spatial error characteristics of CMM touch trigger probes; (c) development of methods and set-ups for testing of dynamic performance of CMM scanning probes.
Dr. hab. Adam Wozniak is an author of over 80 papers in international indexed journals (Measurement, Precision Engineering, IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology and others) as well as in Polish journals and conference proceedings. He is also a reviewer of many indexed journals and a member of international scientific and technical organizations. He is also a member of Council of Polish Committee of Standardization and the Section of Quality Engineering and Diagnostics of the Committee on Metrology and Scientific Instrumentation of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
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Piotr Gnaciński, Ph.D., D.Sc.
By the resolution of the Council of the Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering, Gdańsk University of Technology, obtained the higher doctor's degree (DSc) in technical sciences on June 8th, 2011, on the basis of the DSc dissertation Selected Problems of Assessment
of Lowered Voltage Quality Effect on Thermal Loads of Low-Power Induction Cage Motors.
His research is focused on heating of induction machines and power quality. Currently he is
Treasurer/Secretary of Polish Section IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society.
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PRO MEMORIA...
A sad news has reached us recently: Professor Ludwik Finkelstein, the nestor of contemporary mesurement science and technology, died in London on the 27th August 2011, aged 81.
He was born on the 6th December 1929 in the town of Lwów (Poland) in a wealthy and educated Jewish family. After the outbreak of the Second World War, he and his mother were deported by the Soviet authorities to Siberia, and his father was imprisoned in a labour camp. On the German attack on the Soviet Union in 1941 they were released and his father, who was an officer of the Reserve of the Polish Army, joined the Polish Army Corps headed by General Władysław Anders, formed in the Soviet Union. In 1942, the Corps was transferred from the Soviet Union to the Middle East where it came under British command.
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After the war, Ludwik Finkelstein studied physics in the University of London where he earned a B.Sc. degree in mathematics (1951), a B.Sc. degree in physics (1951), and an M.Sc. degree in Physics (1959). He started his professional career in 1951 as a physicist in the electronic industry. In 1959 he joined the academic staff of City University London, where he went on to receive a D.Sc. degree in Measurement and Instrumentation Science and Technology (1989), to become Professor of Measurement and Instrumentation (1970), Dean of the School of Engineering (1983-1993) and Pro-Vice-Chancellor (1991-1994).
His main research interests were focused on the development of measurement science and technology as a systematic discipline, including relevant aspects of its theory and significant practical applications. He was among the pioneers who treated measurement as an information process and instruments as information machines, applying to their analysis and design the rapidly advancing science of systems and control, and developing a design-orientated approach to instrumentation based on systems engineering. Another important stream of his contributions was related to the logical and philosophical foundations of measurement.
Ludwik Finkelstein served in several learned societies and professional organisations active in the field measurement science and technology, i.a. he was Vice-President of the International Measurement Confederation IMEKO (1994-1997), Member of the IMEKO General Council (1982-2000), Chairman of the IMEKO Technical Committee on Education and Training (1973-1986), and Editor-in-Chief of Measurement - Journal of IMEKO (1982-2000). He received a number of scientific honours; in particular, he was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (1990), and his name was given to a bursary fund launched at City University London to support students within the School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, and to a new laboratory of electrical engineering at that School (2009).
Roman Z. Morawski
r.morawski@ire.pw.edu.pl, +48 22 234 7721
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