Assoc. Prof. Technical University of Košice, Slovakia
Tibor Krenicky is an esteemed Associate Professor at the Faculty of Manufacturing Technologies, Technical University of Košice, Slovakia. With a Ph.D. in Physics, he specializes in technical device design and monitoring, contributing significantly to national and international research projects. His dedication to advancing engineering education and research is complemented by his extensive editorial roles in various scientific journals. 🌟
Publication Profile
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Education
Tibor graduated in Physics from the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of Comenius University in Bratislava in 1999. He earned his Ph.D. in 2005 from the Institute of Experimental Physics at the Slovak Academy of Sciences, specializing in nanotechnology as a member of the Centre of Excellence NANOSMART. 🎓
Experience
Beginning his teaching career in 2005 at the Technical University of Košice, Tibor has served as Deputy Head of his department for 12 years. He has been actively involved in developing innovative solutions for technical systems and materials through multiparametric monitoring and virtual instrumentation. 🛠️
Research Focus
Tibor’s research focuses on the simulation, determination, and evaluation of operating parameters and the operational status of technical materials and systems. He also designs and implements experimental devices for the diagnostics of technical systems, emphasizing knowledge exchange and international collaboration. 🔍
Awards and Honours
He was part of the research team recognized for “The most important result of the Slovak Academy of Sciences scientific work in 2004” for developing new nanocrystalline soft magnetic alloys suitable for high-temperature applications. 🏆
Publication Top Notes
Tibor has an impressive publication record, with significant contributions to various journals. Here are a few highlights of his work:
“Simulation of Operating Parameters in Technical Systems.” Applied Mechanics and Materials, 866, 221-226. Cited by: 15
“Advanced Techniques in Monitoring Technical Devices.” Management Systems in Production Engineering, 25(3), 13-17. Cited by: 10
“Innovations in Virtual Instrumentation for Technical Diagnostics.” MM Science Journal, 2020, 2310-2314. Cited by: 5