Wiktor Sieklicki - Science profile - Bridge of Knowledge

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Centrum Transferu Wiedzy i Technologii
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Al. Zwycięstwa 27, 80-219 Gdańsk
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+48 58 348 62 62
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biznes@pg.edu.pl

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Assistant professor

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Budynek Wydziału Mechanicznego pokój 200A
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(58) 347 21 83

Publication showcase

  • Design of a microrobotic wrist for needle laparoscopic surgery

    The paper addresses the design of a micro wrist for needle laparoscopic surgery (needlescopy) using MEMS technology and an original 3 degree of freedom, 3D architecture. Advancement in needlescopy drives the development of multi-dof micro-tools 1-2mmin diameter with 3D mobility but standard available fabricationtechniques are for 2.5D structures. The paper discusses thedevelopment steps and design solutions for the realization...

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  • FEX a Fingers Extending eXoskeleton for Rehabilitation and Regaining Mobility

    - Year 2018

    This paper presents the design process of an exoskeleton for executing human fingers’ extension movement for the rehabilitation procedures and as an active orthosis purposes. The Fingers Extending eXoskeleton (FEX) is a serial, under-actuated mechanism capable of executing fingers’ extension. The proposed solution is easily adaptable to any finger length or position of the joints. FEX is based on the state-of-art FingerSpine serial...

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  • An electrochemical biosensor for the determination of hormone Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) in human serum

    • A. Koterwa
    • M. Bojko
    • J. Ryl
    • K. Łukaszuk
    • K. Kozłowska
    • W. Sieklicki
    • S. Rodziewicz-Motowidło
    • P. Niedzialkowski

    - ELECTROANALYSIS - Year 2023

    This work describes the modification of a gold electrode to create an electrochemical biosensor capable of detecting human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). The biosensor was obtained by modifying the gold electrode with cysteamine and oligopeptide (PPLRINRHILTR). The modification steps of the gold electrode were confirmed by cyclic voltammetry (CV) and impedance electrochemical spectroscopy (EIS) measurements. The conducted EIS experiments...

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