Zuzanna Żołek-Tryznowska is an associate professor with a Ph.D. in Chemistry Science (Faculty of Chemistry, Warsaw University of Technology). She is Associate Dean for Students Affairs (Faculty of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology). She is responsible for leadership of the Department of Printing Technologies research areas as a Head of Department and the Papermaking and Printing BS and MS academic programs. She is also one of the creators of the current Papermaking and Printing BS, which was launched in an upgraded version in October 2019. Her research includes the surface chemistry of plastic films, the interaction between printing inks and printing surface, and printing on plastic films with solvent- and water-based printing inks. Currently, my research is focused on the development and properties of starch-based materials as novel packaging materials. Furthermore, she has led two research projects financed by external sources, and the Foundation for Polish Science granted her a scholarship for young researchers. She is a co-author of 40 SCI articles–over 15 are in the printing technology area.
Zuzanna Żołek-Tryznowska is an associate professor with a Ph.D. in Chemistry Science (Faculty of Chemistry, Warsaw University of Technology). She is Associate Dean for Students Affairs (Faculty of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology). She is responsible for leadership of the Department of Printing Technologies research areas as a Head of Department and the Papermaking and Printing BS and MS academic programs. She is also one of the creators of the current Papermaking and Printing BS, which was launched in an upgraded version in October 2019. Her research includes the surface chemistry of plastic films, the interaction between printing inks and printing surface, and printing on plastic films with solvent- and water-based printing inks. Currently, my research is focused on the development and properties of starch-based materials as novel packaging materials. Furthermore, she has led two research projects financed by external sources, and the Foundation for Polish Science granted her a scholarship for young researchers. She is a co-author of 40 SCI articles–over 15 are in the printing technology area.