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 Rzeszow University of Technology
 Institute Of Fluid-Flow Machinery Polish Academy Of Sciences
 Institute of Fundamental Technological Research Polish Academy of Science
 Air Force Institute of Technology
 Czestochowa University of Technology
 Lublin University of Technology
 Lodz University of Technology
 Institute of Aviation
 Silesian University of Technology
 Warsaw University of Technology
 University of Rzeszow
 Aviation Valley Association
 AGH University of Science and Technology



Institute of Fundamental Technological Research
Polish Academy of Science, Warsaw



Director
Professor Tadeusz BURCZYŃSKI, Dr. Habil., corresp. member of PAN
e-mail: director@ippt.pan.pl

Office
Magdalena Palińska
ul. Pawińskiego 5 B
02-106 Warszawa, POLAND
tel.:+48 22 8268911, wew.112






Theoretical and experimental work carried out at the Institute covers several fields which contribute to basic engineering science and to modern technology.
The most important areas of the Institute's expertise include theoretical and applied mechanics, theory of coupled mechanical and physical fields, theoretical, experimental and computational mechanics of materials and structures, acoustoelectronics and medical ultrasound.
Extensive research is also conducted in several other branches of fundamental science and technology, such as: physics and thermodynamics of continua; plasma physics; stochastic dynamics; shock wave propagation in fluids and solids; the effects of laser radiation on metals; mechanical, thermal and electromagnetic effects in fracture and crack propagation; applied computer and information sciences; mechatronics and robotics.
In addition to fundamental research, intensive applied research is conducted at the Institute. The Institute plays an increasingly important role in the development of new technologies, in the construction of research equipment (particularly acoustic instrumentation) and development of modern methods of measurement. Laser shaping technology, ultrasonic stress measurement, acoustic and ultrasonic methods are among the most important achievements of applied research.