PROFESSOR JOANNA PINIŃSKA

Head of
The Department of Geomechanics,
Warsaw University, Poland


Al. Zwirki i Wigury 93;
02-089 Warszawa PL
Tel: (+48-22) 55 405 10; fax: (+48-22) 55 40 001
e-mail: joanna.pininska@uw.edu.pl

Education:

Place

Year

Degree

Academy of Mining and Metallurgy, Krakow

1961

M.Sc. Geology, Dipl.Engineer

Warsaw University, Warsaw

1968

Ph.D.

Warsaw University, Warsaw

1976

D.Sc.

Warsaw University, Warsaw

1989

Professor


Posts in Science at University:

Year

Place

Position

1989 -

Faculty of Geology, Warsaw University

Professor

1984 -

Faculty of Geology, Warsaw University

Head of Department of Geomechanics

1996 -

College of Interdisciplinary Studies on Environment Protection, Warsaw University

Deputy Head

1981-84 and 1987-90

Faculty of Geology, Warsaw University

Deputy Dean for Scientific Matters and International Co-operation

1990-96

Faculty of Geology, Warsaw University

Dean of Faculty


Other selected Posts and Memberships in Science:

Member of the State Scientific Committee (since 1994 to 2000);

Member, Commission on Geological-Engineering Documentation (KDGI), Ministry of Environment (since 1979 to date);

Member of Board, Polish Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering Society (since 1993);

Member of Board, Polish Rock Mechanics Society (since 1993 to date);

Member of Scientific Board, Polish Geological Institute (since 1995);

Head of Scientific Board, Research & Development Unit "Hydrobudowa" (to date).


Main Scope of Scientific Activity:

geologist, professor at the Warsaw University, Faculty of Geology, Warsaw, Poland. Head of Department of Geomechanics and Deputy Head of the College of Interdisciplinary Studies on Environment Protection, Warsaw University. Specialisation in Engineering Geology and Environment Protection, Devastated Land Reclamation underground space Utilisation, Rock properties and historical stones elements examination.


Publications:

Author of over 150 publications, 6 monographs, author and co-author of over 50 expertises and projects (on Geomechanics, Engineering Geology and Environment Protection).


Selected supervising of Ph.D dissertations:

International: PhD dissertations concerning protection of historical monuments in Egypt (Deir El-Bahari area, (1994-1997)and Maadi Town area (1996-2001).

Domestic: PhD dissertations concerning geomechanics (last years): Acoustic Emission as a tool of monitoring of cracking process at the carboniferous rocks (1996), Energy of the damaging as a criterion of the critical strength of the rocks (1999), Anisotropy of the cracking processes of the krosnienskie sandstones from Mucharz (2002).

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Faculty of Geology

Warsaw University