Bartosz Ciupek is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Thermal Engineering at the Poznan University of Technology. His scientific work deals with the design and operation of heating systems and devices, in particular, heating boilers. Currently, he is researching improving air quality and reducing pollutant emissions from solid fuel boilers through chemical modification of the combustion process, use of exhaust gas cleaning systems, and alternative ecological solid fuels. In addition, he is conducting work on improving thermal and ecological parameters of aircraft engines. He is also working on improving the energy efficiency of domestic heating devices, in particular monoblock heat pumps. He teaches thermodynamics, boilers, and fuel combustion. He is a member of the Board of the Polish Association of Mechanical Engineers (SIMP) Energy Section. He won the June 2023 Poznan City Scholarship for Outstanding Young Scientists.
Bartosz Ciupek is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Thermal Engineering at the Poznan University of Technology. His scientific work deals with the design and operation of heating systems and devices, in particular, heating boilers. Currently, he is researching improving air quality and reducing pollutant emissions from solid fuel boilers through chemical modification of the combustion process, use of exhaust gas cleaning systems, and alternative ecological solid fuels. In addition, he is conducting work on improving thermal and ecological parameters of aircraft engines. He is also working on improving the energy efficiency of domestic heating devices, in particular monoblock heat pumps. He teaches thermodynamics, boilers, and fuel combustion. He is a member of the Board of the Polish Association of Mechanical Engineers (SIMP) Energy Section. He won the June 2023 Poznan City Scholarship for Outstanding Young Scientists.