CURRICULUM VITAE

 

NAME:                    Wojciech Kucewicz

 

Nationality:                    Polish

Present position held:   Full professor

                                        Department of Electronics

                                        AGH-University of Science and Technology (AGH-UST)

                                        Al. Mickiewicza 30

                                        PL 30 -059 Kraków

                                        Tel./fax: +48 12 617 30 45/+48 12 633 23 98

                                        e-mail: kucewicz@agh.edu.pl.

 

 

 

Education and training         

1977                Master of Science degree at Electronics Faculty of Technical University of Wrocław, Poland

1987                Ph.D. at Electronics Faculty of Technical University of Wrocław, Poland

2001                Habilitation at Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Automatics, Computer Science and Electronics of AGH-UST in Kraków, Poland

1979                One semester Postgraduate Additional Pedagogical Study at the AGH-UST in Kraków, Poland

1982                Two semester Postgraduate Mathematics Study at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland

 

Employment career  

1977 –  1987               Assistant at the Institute of Electronics, AGH-UST, Kraków, Poland

1987 –  2001               Assistant Professor at Department of Electronics, AGH-UST, Kraków, Poland

2001 –  2003               Associate Professor at Department of Electronics, AGH-UST, Kraków, Poland

2003                            Professor at Department of Electronics, AGH-UST, Kraków, Poland

 

Scholarships and  research personnel exchange

1985 - 1986                 Doctoral training at Institute of Physics, Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland

1987 - 1990                 Research position at Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN), Milan, Italy

1990 - 1991                 Visiting Professor at Physics Department of Milan University, Milan, Italy

1993  3 months           European Laboratory for Particle Physics (CERN), Geneva, Switzerland

1996  3 months           European Laboratory for Particle Physics (CERN), Geneva, Switzerland

1997  1 month             Center of Nuclear Research (CRN) in Strasbourg, France

1998 - 1999                 Research Visiting Professor at University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), Chicago, USA

                                    Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL), Upton, USA

2000     1 month          Insubria University in Como, Italy

2001     1 month          Milan University in Milan, Italy

2002     6 monts           Visiting Professor at Karlsruhe University in Karlsruhe, Germany

2003    8 months        Visiting Professor at Insubria University in Como, Italy

2004     8 months         Visiting Professor at Insubria University in Como, Italy

2005    1 month          Visiting Professor at Insubria University in Como, Italy

2006    1 month          Visiting Professor at Insubria University in Como, Italy

2017     1 month          Visiting Copernicus Scientist at Ferrara University, Ferrara, Italy

 

Teaching topics (only last 5 years)    

Home course lectures:

Computer's Aided Measurement Systems

CMOS Analog VLSI Circuits Design

Microelectronics

Digital Circuits

Electronic Circuits

 

 

Invited course lectures:

2002    Integrated Circuits Design - University in Karlsruhe, Germany

2003    Digital Integrated Circuits - Insubria University, Como, Italy

2004    Digital Integrated Circuits (delivered in Italian language - Insubria University, Como, Italy

2005    Introduction to VLSI Circuit Design (delivered in Italian language) - Insubria University, Como, Italy

2017    Digital Integrated Circuits Design – Ferrara University, Ferrara, Italy

 

Participation in International Scientific Projects    

1987 - 2005                             DELPHI Experiment at CERN, Geneva, Switzerland

1997 - 2002, since 2013          LHCb Experiment at CERN, Geneva, Switzerland

1998 - 2006                             PHOBOS Experiment at BNL (), Brookhaven, USA

2001- 2004                              SUCIMA -  EU 5 FP Project at Insubria University, Como, Italy

2006 – 2009                            RAPSODI - EU 6 FP Project at Insubria University, Como, Italy

Since 2012                               CBM experiment at GSI, Darmstadt, Germany

Since 2016                               NA61/SHINE Experiment at CERN, Geneva, Switzerland

 

Experience     

15.09.1993– 13.03.1996                     Coordinator of National Grant Project nr 8 S501 033 05

1.1.1995 - 31.12. 1996                        Coordinator of Slow Control Subgroup in DEPHI Experiment (CERN)

1.11.2001 – 31.12.2004                      Local Coordinator of the SUCIMA EU 5 FP Project

13.12.2005 – 12.12.2008                    Coordinator of National Grant Project nr 3 T11B 068 29

1.10.2006 – 1.1.2009                          Local Coordinator of the RAPSODI EU 6 FP Project

1.02.2009  - 31.01.2013                      Task coordinator of National Project POIG MNS-DIAG

 

Research interests    

During his career, he was involved in:

development of  silicon strip detectors with front-end electronics and acquisition system (DELPHI experiment)

development of silicon detectors technology  (collaboration with Institute of Electron Technology in Warsaw)

development of silicon pad detectors and multichip modules (PHOBOS experiment)

development of new types of silicon position sensitive detectors: hybrid pixel detectors with capacitive charge division (collaboration with Insubria University in Como); SOI active pixel detectors (SUCIMA collaboration).

development of acquisition systems based on silicon photomultipliers (RAPSODI collaboration, POIG MNS-DIAG)

 

Active collaboration 

Since middle of 80’s Wojciech Kucewicz has always maintained with international scientific collaboration. This collaboration includes work with DELPHI experiment at CERN, development of new silicon hybrid pixel detector and development of new ideas for silicon active pixel detector using SOI technology for medical application within SUCIMA EU project. Last idea follows an idea of creation System on Chip Circuits where silicon sensor is integrated with readout electronics in the same chip.

Other active collaborations leading to publication are with University Illinois at Chicago, USA and Institute of Electron Technology in Warsaw, Poland. First is connected with developing of silicon detector for PHOBOS experiment and second has followed to creation of new technologies for silicon detector design and production.

Since 2006 he has involved in development of front-end electronics and acquisition systems based on Silicon Photomultipliers.

Apart of development of common research projects the collaboration has also spread on education. He has delivered lectures for students about Integrated Circuits Design and Technology at Insubria University (Italy) and Karlsruhe University (German)

Since years he is  the supervisor of exchange of students within Erasmus project.

 

 

Publication

About  500 publication and 3 US patents.

Hirsch index 53.

           

List of selected paper

1.      M. Baszczyk, ..W.Kucewicz, … - Silicon photomultiplier gain compensation algorithm in multidetector measurements - Metrology and Measurement Systems   vol. 20 no. 4 (2013) 655

2.      J. Marczewski, … W. Kucewicz, …   - Development of a Monolithic Active Pixel Sensor - IEEE, Transaction on Nuclear Science 57 No1 (2010)  381-386

3.      F. H. Rudell, ...  W.Kucewicz, …   - Fabrication and characterisation of high resistivity SOI substrates for monolithic high energy physics detectors - Solid-State Electronics 52 (2008) 1849

4.      A. Bulgheroni, … W.Kucewicz,... - Silicon Ultra fast Cameras for electron and γ sources In Medical Applications: a progress report - Nuclear Physics B (Proc. Suppl.) 150 (2006) 308

5.      W.Kucewicz, A. Bulgheroni, M.Caccia, P.Grabiec, J.Marczewski, H. Niemiec - Development of monolithic active pixel detectors in SOI technology - Nucl. Instrum. and Meth. A541, (2005), 172

6.      H. Niemiec, …W.Kucewicz, ... - Monolithic Active Pixel Sensor realized in SOI Technology – Concept and Verification - Microelectronics Reliability Vol: 45, Issue: 7-8, (2005), 1202

7.      J. Marczewski,  … W. Kucewicz, …  - Monolithic silicon pixel detectors in SOI technology - Nucl. Instrum. and Meth.  A549 (2005) 112–116

8.      J.Marczewski,  W.Kucewicz, … - SOI Active Pixel Detectors of Ionizing Radiation – Technology & Design Development - IEEE Trans. Nuclear Science NS-51, (2004) 1025

9.      W.Kucewicz,... - Position sensitive silicon detectors for real time dosimetry in medical applications - Nucl. Instr. and Meth. A 518 (2004) 411

10.  C. Cappellini, …W. Kucewicz,, ... -First results on real-time quality control and dosimetry of β emitting sources used in medical applications using Silicon strip detectors  - Nucl. Instrum. and Meth. A527, (2004), 46

11.  A. Bulgheroni, ... W. Kucewicz … - Monolithic active pixel detector realized in silicon on insulator technology - Nucl. Instr. and Meth. A 535, (2004), 398

12.  M.Caccia, .. W.Kucewicz, ... -Silicon ultra fast Camera for Electrons and Gamma Sources in Medical Application - Nuclear Physics B125 (2003) 133

13.  J. Marczewski, .... W.Kucewicz,... -Charge sharing modeling in pixel detectors with capacitive charge division - IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices,  Vol.50 Issue: 1 , (2003), 26

14.  B.Back, .. W.Kucewicz,... PHOBOS Collaboration - The PHOBOS Detector at RHIC -  Nucl. Instr. and Meth. A499 (2003), 603

15.  P. Decowski, B.Back, .. W.Kucewicz,... PHOBOS Collaboration - Performance of the PHOBOS Silicon Sensors - Nucl. Instr. Meth. A 478 (2002) 299

16.  R.Nouicer, .. W.Kucewicz,... PHOBOS Collaboration - Silicon Pad Detectors for the PHOBOS Experiment at RHIC - Nucl. Instr. Meth. A 461 (2001) 143

17.  M. Battaglia, .. W. Kucewicz,.. - Hybrid pixel detector development for the linear collider vertex detector - IEEE Transaction of Nuclear Science No 48/1 (2001) 992

18.  M.Battaglia, ... W.Kucewicz,...  - High Resolution Hybrid Pixel Sensors for the e+e- TESLA Linear Collider Vertex Tracker  - Nuclear Instruments and Methods A447 (2000)202

19.  B.Back, .. W.Kucewicz,... PHOBOS Collaboration - The PHOBOS silicon pad sensors - Nucl. Instr. Meth. A447, (2000) 257

20.  B.Back, ... W.Kucewicz,... PHOBOS Collaboration  - The PHOBOS silicon sensors  -  Nuclear Physics B 78(1999) 245-51

21.  W.Kucewicz,...  - Capacitively coupled active pixel sensors with analog readout for future e+e- colliders  - Acta Phys. Pol., B : 30 (1999) 6 2075

22.  W.Kucewicz,  M.Pilch -  Low Noise Silicon Microstrip Detector -  Nuclear Physics B 61B (1998) 330

23.  P.Chochula, ... W.Kucewicz,... : DELPHI Collaboration  -  The DELPHI Silicon Tracker at LEP 2 -  Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A : 412 (1998) 304

24.  V.Chabaud, ..., W.Kucewicz, ... -  The DELPHI Silicon Strip Microvertex Detector with Double Sided Readout -  Nuc.Instrum. Methods, A 368, (1996), 314

25.  R.Brenner,... W.Kucewicz,... - Measurement  of spatial resolution of double-sided double-metal AC-coupled silicon microstrip detectors - Nuc.Instrum. Methods 326A,(1993) 189

26.  N.Bingefors, ... W.Kucewicz,...  - The DELPHI Microvertex Detector - Nuc.Instrum. Methods A 328,(1993),447

27.  M.Caccia, … W.Kucewicz, … - A fast Analog-to-Digital Readout for Microstrip Detectors - Nuc. Instrum. Methods A321,(1992),348 

 

Foreign languages     

English, Italian and Russian: spoken and written