E-mail: celina.pezowicz@pwr.edu.pl

My scientific interests covers experimental methods in the mechanical and biomechanical studies, biomechanics of the spine, mechanical properties of the intervertebral disc, spinal implant, bioimplants in general and rehabilitation engineering.

E-mail: jaroslaw.filipiak@pwr.edu.pl

My research interests include the study of biomechanics of the sceletal system, external fixation systems along with biomechanics of limb lengthening as well designs of implants and rehabilitation devices.

E-mail: ludomir.jankowski@pwr.edu.pl

My research interests include the use of optical methods for stress, strain and displacement measurments of mechanical and construction elements, thin-walled testing, in particular sandwich-structured elements. Optical fracture mechanics methods, including the use of caustic method, optical fracture mechanics methods, including the use of caustic method. Moreover, the study of biological objects, including elements of human bone and biomedical engineering issues.

E-mail: magdalena.kobielarz@pwr.edu.pl

My main research interests: mechanical and structural properties of soft tissues, impact analysis of differences between individuals and adaptation to biomechanical parameters of soft tissues, experimental methods in biomechanics.

E-mail: anna.nikodem@pwr.edu.pl

My research area concerns: analysis of the structural characteristics and mechanical properties of biological tissues and biomaterials, study the microstructure of materials using computed microtomography, analysis and description of pathomechanisms diseases like: osteoarthritis and osteoporosis.

E-mail: ewelina.swiatek-najwer@pwr.edu.pl

My research area concerns inter alia: computer aided surgery, medical imaging methods, image processing algorithms, 3d tracking systems applications in medicine and industry, virtual and augmented reality applications in medicine and industry, human movement analysis and electromyography.

E-mail: sylwia.szotek@pwr.edu.pl

My main research interests: biomechanics of human spine, mechanical properties of the soft tissue, experimental methods in biomechanics and mechanics research.

E-mail: malgorzata.a.zak@pwr.edu.pl

My research interests include the study of the mechanical and structural properties of the soft tissue with particular emphasis on the intervertebral disc and the use of FEM method in biomechanical issues.

E-mail: marta.kozun@pwr.edu.pl

My scientific interests cover biomechanics of cardiovascular systems, biomaterials and mechanical and structural studies of human tissue.

E-mail: magdalena.zuk@pwr.edu.pl

My main research interest cover modelling and simulation of movement, personalized musculoskeletal modelling and gait analysis. Other interests lie in computer assisted surgery with emphasis on virtual reality application.

E-mail: karolina.burzynska@pwr.edu.pl

My research interests are in the areas of mechanical and structural bone properties and  finite element  modelling of biomechanical issues. In addition, I am interested in  the application  of  3D printing in medicine.

E-mail: klaudia.szkoda@pwr.edu.pl

My scientific interests include study of the biomechanical properties of the spine, in particular the mechanical properties of the intervertebral disc, as well as FEM methods in biomechanical issues.

E-mail: magdalena.tomanik@pwr.edu.pl

My research interest are experimental mechanics in mezo- and micro-scale, high resolution X-ray micro-tomography, material science in field of biomaterials as well biomechanical properties of the various bone.

E-mail: magdalena.wojtkow@pwr.edu.pl

My main research interest covers biomechanics of the human spine, structural and mechanical properties of the vertebral endplates and biomechanics of sport, especially diving and asymmetrical sports.