Ms. Anita Wronka | Forestry and Wood | Best Researcher Award

Master of Science (Eng) in Wood Technology, SGGW, Poland

Anita Wronka is a researcher with expertise in materials science, focusing on sustainable materials and wood technology. Her work involves developing innovative materials and technologies for various applications. With a strong background in wood-based composites and adhesives, Wronka has collaborated with experts like Grzegorz Kowaluk on multiple research projects [6][7].

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🎓 Education

Although specific educational details aren’t available, Wronka’s research experience and collaborations suggest a strong foundation in materials science or a related field.

👨‍🔬 Experience

Wronka has extensive research experience, particularly in wood technology and materials science. Her projects involve developing sustainable materials, recycling waste, and improving wood-based composites. Some of her notable collaborations include – *Research Collaborations*: Working with experts like Grzegorz Kowaluk on various projects related to wood-based materials and composites.- *Research Focus*: Exploring the potential of sustainable materials, recycling, and innovative technologies in wood-based applications.

🔍 Research Interest

– *Sustainable Materials*: Developing eco-friendly materials and technologies for various applications.- *Wood Technology*: Improving wood-based composites, adhesives, and recycling methods.- *Circular Economy*: Exploring ways to incorporate recycled materials and waste into wood-based products.

Awards and Honors

No specific awards or honors are mentioned in the provided publications. However, Wronka’s research contributions and collaborations indicate her growing influence in the field of materials science.

📚 Publications 

– Coffee Silverskin as a Sustainable Alternative Filler for Plywood: Characterization and Performance Analysis 🌴
– Effect of Styrene Polymerization on the Bondability of Beech and Alder Wood with Different Adhesives 🔩
– Enhancing the Performance of Layered Wood Composites Through the Non-Food Application of Dietary Fiber in Their Bonding Matrix 🥗
– Incorporating Birch Bark Suberinic Acid Residue Powder into Structural Particleboards: Exploring Fractional Influence on Material Properties in Circular Economy Framework 🌿
– Multiphase Biopolymers Enriched with Suberin Extraction Waste: Impact on Properties and Sustainable Development 🌸
– Selected Physical and Mechanical Properties of Particleboards Manufactured from Plantation Willow and Poplar Wood 🌲
– Supporting Circular Economy Principles by Recycling Window Frames into Particleboard ♻️
– Thermally Active Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF) with the Addition of Phase Change Materials for Furniture and Interior Design 🔥
– Molded Plywood with Proportions of Beech Bark in Adhesive Mixtures: Production on an Industrial Scale 🌳
– Upcycling of Wood Dust from Particleboard Recycling as a Filler in Lignocellulosic Layered Composite Technology 💡
– Influence of Upcycled Post-Treatment Bark Biomass Addition to the Binder on Produced Plywood Properties

Conclusion

Anita Wronka’s innovative research, interdisciplinary collaborations, and publication record make her a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her focus on sustainability and commitment to advancing wood technology and materials science demonstrate her potential to make a significant impact in her field. With some potential for diversification and international collaborations, Wronka is well-suited to receive this award.