Eligiusz Postek (Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland) obtained his Ph.D. from the Institute in 1997. He received his habilitation (D.Sc.) for “Numerical Modelling of Coupled Problems with Parallelization” in 2014 from the Institute, where his current position is Associate Professor. He has worked at the Building Research Institute (Poland), Warsaw University of Technology (Poland), Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya in Barcelona (Spain), Lulea University of Technology (Sweden), University of Wales Swansea (UK), University of Leeds (UK), and University of Sheffield (UK). He received a Fulbright Fellowship in 1987 (USA), the Rector of Warsaw University of Technology Award (1999), and a government of France fellowship (2021), among other awards. During his engineering career, he participated in projects on structure assessment and failures, including structures such as steel bridges, a 646 m high high-rise antenna mast, and a reinforced concrete nuclear reactor building. During his research career, he worked on the parameter sensitivity of nonlinear systems, their reliability, and coupled problems. He participated in an EU project on the reliability of structures and high-performance computing. His current research focuses on composite materials, dynamic loading, impact, viscous plasticity, coupled problems, and high-performance computing.