Adam Władziński, a PhD Candidate at Gdansk University of Technology, specializes in Biomedical Engineering with a focus on machine learning for image processing and blockchain technology. Holding a BEng and MSc in Electronics, Adam Władziński has developed a keen interest in applying advanced computational techniques to biological systems.

During their master’s program, Adam Władziński explored laser spectroscopy, building a database for Raman measurements and integrating machine learning methods like PCA and SVM for data analysis. This project laid the groundwork for their current research pursuits.

Professionally, Adam Władziński has roles in ad research and development. At EcoChain, they spearheaded product conceptualization and research management, focusing on creating a distributed platform for reverse logistics. Previously, as a Machine Learning and Blockchain Engineer at Yodiss, Adam Władziński was instrumental in designing and implementing blockchain-based systems for energy and waste management.

In the realm of firmware development, Adam Władziński's tenure at Intel Corporation involved leading key projects and enhancing technological capabilities, demonstrating a strong aptitude for software development in complex industrial settings.

Currently, Adam Władziński's doctoral research is centered on optical methods for measuring biological tissues and tissue phantoms. With a particular interest in fiber optic sensors for refractive index measurement, their work is pushing the frontiers of biomedical engineering, merging cutting-edge imaging techniques with machine learning algorithms to advance medical technology.