Ing.

Radek Poliščuk

Ph.D.

FME, IACS ACS – Assistant professor

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Radek.Poliscuk@vut.cz

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Ing. Radek Poliščuk, Ph.D.

Curriculum vitae

Education and academic qualification

  • 2004, Ph.D. on Physical and Material Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Technical University of Brno.
  • 1997, Ing. on Engineering Informatics and Automation, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Technical University of Brno.

Career overview

  • 2001-2002, programmer and analyst, CÍGLER SOFTWARE a.s., Brno
  • 2004-now, senior lecturer, Institute of Automation and Informatics at FME TU Brno.
  • 2010-now, research worker, Institute of Machine and Industrial Design at FME TU Brno.

Pedagogic activities

  • Lectures and exercises on:
  • Computers and Graphics (VPG)
  • Information Processing (BZI)
  • Machine and Process Control (FSI-ZAE)

Scientific activities

  • The study of elastohydrodynamic lubrication by computer color vision methods.
  • Development of application and PLC software for experimental tribology
  • Fotogrammetric and control applications for metal and paper processing industry
  • Geolocation based applications for adaptive traction control in railway vehicles

Academic internships abroad

Industry cooperation

  • Koyo Bearings Česká republika, s.r.o., BigBerthA code maintenance, HS13057028 (2010-)
  • TRIBOTEC, spol. s r.o., vývoj inteligentního mazání okolků kolejových vozidel, HS13457120 (2013-)
  • DAIDO METAL CZECH s.r.o. - special testbed for high speed sliding bearings, preparation machines for surface sanding and coating. (2015-2016)
  • Czech Machines s.r.o., MPO TRIO FV10592 "Development of new semi-automatic index cutting machines" (2016-2018)
  • MOOD International s.r.o., projekt MPO TRIO2 FV20474 "Research and development of automatic programmable shape press for polygraphy and plastic processing" (2017-)

Projects

Grant Agency of The Czech Republic:

  • GAČR 101/06/P225: Experimental study of thin films at mixed lubrication conditions.
  • GAČR 101/05/0520: Experimental study of thin lubricant films at non-stationary operating conditions.

International Projects:

  • COST (The European Co-operation in Scientific and Technical Research): Influence of surface roughness on thin film behavior.
  • Czech-Chinese cooperation program ME 723: Study of Surface Roughness Influence on Creation of Thin Lubricant Films.

Sum of citations (without self-citations) indexed within SCOPUS

259

Sum of citations (without self-citations) indexed within ISI Web of Knowledge

257

Sum of other citations (without self-citations)

0