Summary - Krzysztof Malecki

Krzysztof Malecki – CV
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Krzysztof Malecki
July 30, 1970, Czestochowa
Polish
Single, no children
Position of Marie Currie Fellowship,
Researcher, PhD, eng.
Current affiliation:
Institute of Sensor and Actuator Systems
Vienna University of Technology
7/2 Floragasse Street; A-1040 Vienna - Austria
Phone: +43 1 58801 76666; Fax: +43 1 58801 36698
E-mail: [email protected]
Web page: http://www.isas.tuwien.ac.at
Private Address:
Ul. Strachocinska 88a/4
51-511 Wroclaw, POLAND
Phone.: +43 664 898 1916; +48 507 702 012
E-mail: [email protected]
Personal home page: http://microST.w.interia.pl/
Summary
Krzysztof Malecki (born in Czestochowa, Poland in 1970). He was given a diploma in Engineering at the Silicon
Micromechanics Group, Semiconductor Laboratory Institute of Microsystems Technology, Department of Electronics,
Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland, major in Electronics Devices in 1996 for a work entitled: "Silicon
Micropump for Liquids". He obtained the MSc in 1997 from the Department of Electronics, Institute of Microsystems
Technology at the Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland. His Master thesis was entitled: "Silicon Liquid
Micropump for Gas Chromatograph".
In 2003 the PhD degree was conferred him in a field of Technical Science from Faculty of Microsystem Electronics and
Photonics, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland. The title of the dissertation was: “The integrated microdosing
system for silicon capillary systems”.
From 1995 to 2003 he cooperated with Silicon Micromechanics Group where he made independently several works on
sensors and actuators for Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems - MEMS. The micromachined components (TCT thermal conductivity detector and gas dosage system) developed in his works were performed as an contribution of
government program on the first Polish micro gas chromatograph (microGC) financed by Polish Ministry of Industry
and Polish Research and Science Committee (KBN).
From 2003 to 200, as a double winner of the European competition, he held a position of the major executor of the
project granted by European Commission, Marie Curie Fellowships Association, under the 5th Framework Programme
(FP5) for Research and Development – “Improving Human Research Potential and the Socio-economic Knowledge
Base”. The contract entitled: "Technologies for Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical Systems" was undertaken at the Italian
National Council of Research, Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems – Unit of Naples. The main
responsibilities of his employment were: design and fabrication of innovative Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical-Systems
(MOEMS), and implementation of MEMS technologies in IMM-Naples.
Since 2005, as an Experienced Researcher, Krzysztof Malecki is holding a position of the Project Assistant at the
Institute of Sensor and Actuator Systems Vienna University of Technology, in a frame of Marie Curie Research
Training Network “Advanced Methods and Tools for Handling and Assembly in Microtechnology - ASSEMIC”
founded by European Commission. His contribution in the Consortium covers microhandling and micromanipulation
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issues for biological and medical applications, and in particular results and experiments on drag screening
microtechnology and single cells manipulation.
Krzysztof Malecki is an author and co-author of several papers and know-how scientific reports. He is the winner of
domestic and international honours. He is a member of Polish Society of Sensor Technology – PTTS, Marie Curie
Fellowships Association – MCFA, and International Microelectronics and Packaging Society – IMPAS – US.
Employment
From 2005
The Project Assistant at the Institute of Sensor and Actuator Systems Vienna University of Technology, in a
frame of Marie Curie Research Training Network “Advanced Methods and Tools for Handling and
Assembly in Microtechnology - ASSEMIC” founded by European Commission.
The main responsibilities:
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Microhandling and micromanipulation for biological and medical applications
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Results and experiments on microhandling for biological applications
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Drug screening microtechnology for live-cells, technology development
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Concepts, comparative analysis and experiments for manipulation in special environment/conditions
2003 - 2005
The project granted by European Commission, Marie Curie Fellowships Association, under the 5th
Framework Programme (FP5) for Research and Development – “Improving Human Research Potential and
the Socio-economic Knowledge Base”. The contract entitled: "Technologies for micro-opto-electromechanical systems", at the Italian National Council of Research, Institute for Microelectronics and
Microsystem – Unit of Naples.
The main responsibilities:
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Design and fabrication of innovative Micro-(Opto-)Electro-Mechanical-Systems (M(O)EMS)
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Implementation of Silicon-Glass Anodic Bonding System and technology
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Start-up and tuning of photolithography process
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Implementation of Anisotropic Etching of Silicone and technology
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Implementation of wet technology: washing, cleaning and decontamination processes
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Start-up and tuning of technological equipments for DC-RF sputtering system
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Tuning and assistance for RIE and CVD technology
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Teaching and tutoring university students and institutional staff
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1995 - 2003
Cooperation and work with Micromechanics Group, at Wroclaw University of Technology Microsystem
Electronics and Photonics, Poland. The research group supervised by Prof. Jan Dziuban. Several and
independently made works on sensors and actuators.
The main projects:
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Silicon-glass valve-less liquid micropump
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Silicon-glass liquid micropump for gas chromatograph
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Micromachined step engine (500μm)
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Silicon micromachined valves in different configuration
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Flow meters – Thermal Conductivity Detectors (TCD) in different technology
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Silicon-glass dosage system for micro-Gas-Chromatograph (μGC)
Education
January 15, 2003
PhD graduation and Physical Doctor degree confer in a field of Technical Science from Faculty of
Microsystem Electronics and Photonics, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland. A title of dissertation:
“The integrated microdosing system for silicon capillary systems”.
1997 – 2002
Doctoral courses at Wroclaw University of Technology, Department of Electronics, Faculty of Microsystem
Electronics and Photonics (old name: Institute of Microsystems Technology), Supervisor: Prof. Kazimierz
Friedel.
1996 – 1997
Master study at Wroclaw University of Technology, Department of Electronics, Institute of Microsystems
Technology, Major in Electronics Devices. Master Thesis entitled: "Silicon Liquid Micropump for Gas
Chromatograph" (award date July 8th 1997), Supervisor: Dr. J. Dziuban, Institute of Microsystems
Technology, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland.
1991 – 1996
Bachelor study at Wroclaw University of Technology, Department of Electronics, Institute of Microsystems
Technology, Major in Electronics Devices.
Bachelor Thesis on: "Silicon Liquid Micropump" (award date July 4th 1996, Supervisor: Dr. J. Dziuban,
Institute of Microsystems Technology, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland.
1990 – 1991
One year of Pedagogic University in Czestochowa, Poland. Department of Engineering Science.
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Scholarships & Awards
1997
First Prize of the 6th Scientific Conference for Electron Technology ELTE 97; Krynica 6-9 May '97 for the
research work entitled: TECHNOLOGY OF EJECTOR MICROPUMPS.
1997
First Prize for the graduate of Electronic Department of Technical University of Wroclaw for the Ms.C. work
entitled: Silicon Liquid Micropump for Gas Chromatograph.
1999
Award of Rector of the Warsaw University of Technology for the highest level of Scientific works.
1999
Government Grant to proceed doctor degree programme on “Microdosing system for gas chromatograph”
from Polish Research and Science Committee (KBN).
2000
The award of organizers Global Dialogue - Shaping The Future international forum for graduates and young
researches at the World Exposition EXPO2000 in Hannover, Germany, funded by a grant of the Volkswagen
Foundation, Subject of works: “Silicon Components for Gas Chromatograph”, 9th – 18th July 2000.
May 20, 2002; January 16, 2004
A double winner of public selection of the European Commission for a self-employment contract for
research activities in the field of optoelectronics, microsystems and specifically on the subject:
"Technologies for micro-opto-electro-mechanical systems", at the Institute for Microelectronics and
Microsystems – Unit of Naples, under the responsibility of Prof. Francesco Della Corte. The contract granted
by Marie Curie Association, under the 5th Framework Programme (FP5) for Research and Development –
“Improving Human Research Potential and the Socio-economic Knowledge Base”.
2005
A winner of public selection of the European Commission for an employment contract for research and
development activities in the field of Microsystems, microhandling and micromanipulation for biological and
medical applications, in a frame of Marie Curie Research Training Network “Advanced Methods and Tools
for Handling and Assembly in Microtechnology - ASSEMIC” founded by European Commission.
Scientific highlights and research experience
2006
Technology expert at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, EID/Central Microstructure Facility (Business
Unit - Technology), Chilton, Didcot, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
Topics: Su-8 polymer technology development for lab-on-chip applications
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2005 – 2006
Project Assistant at the Institute of Sensor and Actuator Systems Vienna University of Technology, in a
frame of Marie Curie Research Training Network “Advanced Methods and Tools for Handling and
Assembly in Microtechnology - ASSEMIC” founded by European Commision.
Topics: microhandling and micromanipulation for biological and medical applications, results and
experiments on drug screening microtechnology for live-cells, innovative microfluidic technology
development,
concepts,
comparative
analysis
and
experiments
for
manipulation
in
special
environment/conditions.
2003 – 2005
The main contractor and executor of the European Project entitled: "Micro Opto Mechanical Systems in
Campania Felix" Marie Curie Fellowships, 5th Framework Programme (FP5) for Research and Development
Improving Human Research Potential and the Socio-economic Knowledge Base.
Topics: design and fabrication of innovative Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical-Systems (MOEMS),
implementation of variety of MEMS technologies in IMM-Naples.
2003 – 2005
Participation in works of R&D Team of Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems – Unit of Naples,
for porous silicon optical chip for bio-chemical sensing applications, under the Italian PON-MIUR project
number 68/2002.
Topics: design and development, construction, realization of porous silicon based bio-chemical sensor,
investigation of possibilities for integration of optical detection in gas and liquid different phases, integration
for lab-on- chip applications.
1999 – 2002
Participation in works of R&D team in grant KBN (Polish State Committee of Scientific Research) No.
PBZ019-15 “Microsystems for total analysis of multi component mediums”.
Topics: design and development, construction and realization of silicon-glass components, investigation of
possibilities for integration optical and thermal detection in gas and liquid measurement.
1996 – 1997
Major contractor in grant KBN (Polish State Committee of Scientific Research) No. 8T11B07317 for PhD
scientist "Scientific Research of Microsystems for Steering and Control of gas and liquids microflows".
Topics: Gas Microdosing System – design, technology, fabrication and test, prototype realization,
microelectronics, microsystems, mirotechnology, silicon micromechanics, Micro-Gas-Chromatograph.
1996 – 1999
Participation in works of R&D team in grant KBN (Polish State Committee of Scientific Research) No.
9T12A03710 "Micro Gas Microchromatograph for measurements and detecting of composition of
atmosphere in coal mines".
Topics: silicon microcolumns for gas chromatography, flow sensors, thermal stabilization of silicon column,
gas/liquid dosage systems, micropumps.
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1995 – 1996
Participation in works of R&D team in grant KBN (Polish State Committee of Scientific Research) PBZ
2705 "Silicon micromechanic sensors" in cooperation with Warsaw University of Technology and Institute
of Electron Technology in Warsaw.
Topics: design, realization, and measurement of electrical and mechanical properties of silicon chips for
MEMS applications, anodic bonding, micromachining of glass and silicon (etching, moulding, etc.).
Summary of current research
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
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Sensors and actuators, MEMS, MOEMS, Lab-on-chips (LOC)
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Micro total analysis systems (μTAS) technology, development and testing
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Microsystems and micromechanics technology
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Microdosage systems (valves, pumps)
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Gas sensors and gas flow sensors, microfluidics
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
2005 – 2006
The project entitled “Advanced Methods and Tools for Handling and Assembly in Microtechnology ASSEMIC” founded by European Commission of the Marie Curie Association, in a frame of Marie Curie
Research Training Network.
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Elaboration of the concept, design and fabrication, technology development and tests of the microfluidic
chip for single cell handling and manipulation, for biological and medical applications
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Development of the Su-8 polymer on glass technology for lab-on-chip applications in a low micrometric
size range
2003 – 2005
The project entitled "Technologies for micro-opto-electro-mechanical systems" granted by Marie Curie
Association, under the 5th Framework Programme (FP5) for Research and Development – “Improving
Human Research Potential and the Socio-economic Knowledge Base”.
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Transfer and successful implementation of Silicon–Glass Anodic Bonding technology for MEMS
applications, in laboratory of the Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems – Unit of Naples
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New approach and investigation of low temperature Anodic Bonding technology
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Implementation of wet technology: washing, cleaning and decontamination processes
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Transfer and successful implementation of Anisotropic Etching of Crystalline Silicone in Alkaline
Solutions in laboratory of the Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems – Unit of Naples
1996 – 2003
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Silicon integrated micro dosing system for gas and liquid chromatography (grants founded by Polish
State Committee of Scientific Research, Institute of Microsystems Technology in co-operation with
EMAG Katowice, Institute of Electron Technology and Warsaw University of Technology)
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1998 – 1999
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Elaboration of new construction principle for micromechanical valves based on the Teflon® membrane
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Elaboration of free thick dielectric membranes and bridges technology for micromechanical
constructions
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Elaboration of new method of anodic bonding for silicon pressure sensors with bossed membrane
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Elaboration of new method of deep wet glass etching for MEMS applications
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Elaboration of different method of glass drilling holes
1997 – 1998
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Silicon microlevitating engine – structure and steering unit (Supervisor of student project, Institute of
Microsystems Technology, Wroclaw, Poland)
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Glass-silicon-glass multilayer connection systems for μTAS (Institute of Microsystems Technology,
Wroclaw, Poland)
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Investigation of new TCD detectors for gas flow measurement
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Investigation of new valves with Teflon® membrane for gas fluid maintenance
1996 – 1997
Silicon valveless micropumps – ejectors investigation and pump structure testing (Master and Bachelor
Thesis, Institute of Microsystems Technology, Wroclaw, Poland).
Education experience, invited seminars and presentations
• Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) – The Art of Change; 6th National Meeting of MC
Fellows; Verona – Italy; 2004.
• Study of the silicon-glass anodic bonding process realized at low-temperature; Gruppo Elettronica
(GE) - The annual meeting; Politecnico di Torino - Dipartimento di Elettronica; Torino – Italy; 2004.
• Microelectronics-compatible technologies for silicon microsystems (MEMS) with emphasis on
photolithography, wet and dry etching, and anodic bonding; University of Reggio Calabria; Italy;
2004.
• MEMS, MOEMS, μTAS – what are they? A brief overview of applications and technology;
University of Reggio Calabria; Italy; 2003.
• MEMS’s technologies - an overview with recent results at the Laboratory for Microsystems of
Technical University Wrocław; University of Reggio Calabria; Italy; 2003.
• The integrated microdosing system for silicon capillary systems; Faculty of Microsystems Electronics
and Photonics, Wroclaw University of Technology, Wrocław - Poland, 2003.
• Silicon Micromechanics and Microsystems in Wrocław - Poland; Institute for Microelectronics and
Microsystems (IMM) Italian National Council of Research (CNR); Naples – Italy; 2002.
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• Injection valves and thermoconductive flow meters – results of research; Department of Chemistry
Warsaw university of Technology; Warsaw – Poland; 2001.
• Silicon components for gas chromatograph; International Forum for Graduates and Young Researchers
at EXPO 2000; University of Hannover; Hannover - Germany, 2000.
• An integrated microdozing system for silicon capillary systems; Research Institute of Semiconductor
Devices, Institute of Microsystem Technology, Wrocław University of Technology; Wrocław – Poland;
2000.
• Technology and design semiconductor devices and integrated circuits; Institute of Microsystem
Technology, Wrocław University of Technology; Wrocław – Poland; 2000.
• An integrated micromechanical silicon pump for microdozing; 5th Science Conference for
Optoelectronics and Electronics Sensors - COE’98; Jurata – Poland, 1998.
• A ceramic hybrid cartridge for silicon pressure sensor; An influence of anodic bonding on silicon
pressure sensor quality; The multilayer anodic bonding; XXI ISHM-Poland Chapter Annual
Conference and Exhibition, International Society for Hybrid Microelectronics; Ustron – Poland; 1997.
• Ejector Micropump Technology; 6th Science Conference of Electron Technology ELTE’97; Krynica –
Poland, 1997.
• Semiconductor pressure sensors; presentation and exhibition at VI International Telecommunication
and Electronics Fair TAREL97 in Wroclaw – Poland; 1997.
Academic supervision of BS and M.Sc. candidates
• Thermal oxidation of silicon at high temperature; Francesco Garreffa, Faculty of Engineering,
University of Reggio Calabria - Italy, 2004.
• Process facilities for anisotropic etching of silicon in alkaline solutions; Thesis for graduation of
Giovani Rodi, Faculty of Engineering, University of Reggio Calabria - Italy, 2004.
• Experimental analysis of the silicon/glass anodic bonding technique realised at low temperature,
Domenico Alfieri, Faculty of Engineering, University of Reggio Calabria - Italy, 2004.
• Silicon-glass Anodoc Bonding Technology, Carmelo Massara, DIES, University of Calabria – Cosenza,
Italy, 2004.
• An integrated injection system with a dosage loop (Zintegrowany układ wstrzykowy z pętlą dozującą –
in Polish); Dawid Zalewski; Faculty of Microsystem Electronics and Photonics; Wrocław University of
Technology, Department of Electronics, Wrocław – Poland; 2002.
• A gas composition thermodetector in integrated chromatography system; (Termodetektor składu
gazu w układzie chromatografu zintegrowanego – in Polish); Wojciech Buła; Faculty of Microsystem
Electronics and Photonics; Wrocław University of Technology, Department of Electronics, Wrocław –
Poland; 2002.
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• Computer simulation of gas dozing process in capillary microsystems for chemical analyses;
(Komputerowa symulacja procesu dozowania gazów w kapilarnych mikrosystemach analizy chemicznej
– in Polish); Robert Kubik; Faculty of Microsystem Electronics and Photonics; Wrocław University of
Technology, Department of Electronics, Wrocław – Poland; 2002.
• A micromechanical valve with steering system (Zawór mikromechaniczny ze sterowaniem – in Polish);
Konrad Rozmarynowski; Institute of Microsystems Technology; Wrocław University of Technology,
Department of Electronics, Wrocław – Poland; 2002.
• Elaboration
of
functional
system
with
steering
microprocessor
for
integrated
gas
microchromatograph; (Opracowanie układu funkcjonalnego z mikroprocesorem sterującym dla
zintegrowanego mikrochromatografu gazowego – in Polish); Jan Nongiesser, Marek Szczerbik; Institute
of Microsystems Technology; Wrocław University of Technology, Department of Electronics, Wrocław –
Poland; 2000.
Memberships
PTTS – Member of the Polish Society of Sensor Technology (Polskie Towarzystwo Technik
Sensorowych)
MCFA – Member of the Marie Curie Fellowship Association
IMPAS-US – International Microelectronics and Packaging Society of US
Other skills
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Experience in photolithography mask designing and process realization
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Microsystems design, technology and technology optimization
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Hands on laboratory processes: photolithography, thermal oxidation, wet processing (cleaning, isotropic
and anisotropic etching) of silicon and glass, doping, silicon-glass anodic bonding, structure assembling
(micromontage, hybridization)
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Process-flow designing, laboratory/clean room management
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Excellent computers and informatics operating
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Excellent troubleshooting solver
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Experience in designing, realization and organization of semiconductor laboratory, microtechnology
line, clean room, wide experience and contacts with business companies
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Management with human, technical and financial responsibilities
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Good teaching and tutoring experience on academic, laboratory and industrial/business level
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Good command of English and Russian
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References & Recommendations
(Other contact addresses are available on request)
Professor Francesco Giuseppe Della Corte
e-mail: [email protected]
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Associate Professor of Electronics "Mediterranea" University of Reggio Calabria
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Coordinator of the Doctoral Courses in Electronic Engineering "Mediterranea" University of
Reggio Calabria
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Head of the Laboratory of Electronics "Mediterranea" University of Reggio Calabria
Research Associate to the Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems of the CNR
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Head of the Electronic Components Division Institute of Research on Electromagnetism and
Electronic Devices of CNR (1996-2001)
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Project Leader National Consortium for the Optoelectronic Applications of InP (1993-1994)
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Coordinator of the European Project entitled: "Micro Opto Mechanical Systems in
Campania Felix" Marie Curie Fellowships, 5th Framework Programme (FP5) for Research
and Development Improving Human Research Potential and the Socio-economic
Knowledge Base
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Coordinator of the National Project "MEDNET- Micro Electronic Design NetworkEnhanced Training Laboratory" funded by the Italian Minstry for Education, University and
Research
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Coordinator of the National Project "Temperature Microsensors with Optical Transmission
Channel for Hostile Environments" funded within the Italian Targeted Program MADESS
(Materials and Devices for Solid State Electronics) – CNR
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Coordinator of the National Project "Micromodulators and optical switches in amorphous
silicon" funded by the Italian Agency for Energy and Environment
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Memberberships: IEEE, Gruppo Elettronica, Italian Association on Sensors and Actuators
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Rewiever for Solid State Electronics
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Professor Kazimierz P. Friedel
e-mail: [email protected]
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Associate Professor at the Faculty of Microsystem Electronics and Photonics, Wroclaw
University of Technology
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Fellow of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Fellowship at Welding Research,
Institute of Osaka University, Japan
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Member of Polish Society of Electrical Engineers
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Member of Polish Society for Theoretical and Applied Electrical Engineering
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Member of Polish Vacuum Society
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Member of Wroclaw Scientific Society
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Member of International Microelectronics and Packaging Society (IMAPS)
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Supervisor of Krzysztof Malecki’s Philosophic Doctor Degree dissertation
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Group Leader and Hear of the Steering Committee of Materials Recycling Center of
Excellence
Professor Zbigniew Brzozka
e-mail: [email protected]
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Associate Professor at the Warsaw University of Technology
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Head of Chemical Sensors Research Group – CSRG
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Chief of Laboratory of Miniature Analytical Systems
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Reviewer of Krzysztof Malecki’s PhD dissertation
Dr Jan Dziuban Associate Professor
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Head of Micromechanics Group
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Member of the Steering Committee of Eurosensors Conference
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Member of the Steering Committee of International Vacuum Microelectronic Conference
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Member of the Board Polish Society for Sensor Technology
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Member of the Committee on Machine Building Polish Academy of Sciences
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Supervisor of Krzysztof Malecki’s Bachelor and Master of Science degree theses
Date:
Signature:
22/10/2006
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List of Publications
1. Krzysztof Małecki, Silicon Micropump for Liquid, Elaborate of Diploma in Engineering, the Institute of Electronic Technology
of the Wrocław University of Technology, 1996.
2. Krzysztof Małecki, Silicon Micropump for Liquid for Microsystem Chromatography" Elaborate of Diploma M.Sc. degree,
Institute of Electronic Technology of the Wrocław University of Technology, 1997.
3. Krzysztof Małecki, Jan A. Dziuban, Anna Górecka-Drzazga; Jeży Mróz; Ejector Micropump Technology; Proceedings of 6th
Science Conference of Electron Technology ELTE’97; Krynica, 6-9 May 1997.
4. Krzysztof Małecki, Jan A. Dziuban, Anna Górecka-Drzazga; A silicon valve-less pump IC compatible technology; Micro System
Technology News POLAND 3/97.
5. Krzysztof Małecki, Jan A. Dziuban, Anna Górecka-Drzazga; Silicon Microsystem for Mivrovolume Pumping in Analysing
Systems; Mechatronics’97; Proceedings of 3rd Science-Technical Conference; Warszawa, 22-24 November 1997.
6. Krzysztof Małecki, Jan A. Dziuban, Anna Górecka-Drzazga; An integrated micromechanical silicon pump for microdozing;
Optoelectronics and Electronics Sensors; Proceedings of 5th Science Conference COE’98; Jurata, 10-13 May 1998.
7. Krzysztof Małecki, Jan A. Dziuban, Anna Górecka-Drzazga, Łukasz Nieradko; Integrated Mass-flow Meter for
Microchromatography; Proceedings of 22nd Conference of the International Microelectronics and Packaging Society; Poland
Chapter; Zakopane, October 1998.
8. Małecki Krzysztof, Dziuban Jan, Górecka-Drzazga Anna, Nieradko Łukasz; Silicon-glass micromachined chromatographic
microcolumn; Journal of Capillary Electrophoresis and Microchip Technology; 1999 vol. 6 iss. 1/2.
9. Małecki Krzysztof, Dziuban Jan, Górecka-Drzazga Anna, Nieradko Łukasz, Mróz Jerzy: Silicon components for gas
chromatograph. Proceedings of the 14th European Conference on Solid-State Transducers; Eurosensors XIV; 27-30 August 2000;
Copenhagen, Denmark;
10. Małecki Krzysztof, Nieradko Łukasz; Silicon components for gas chromatograph; proceedings of Shaping the future;
International Forum for Graduates and Young Researchers at EXPO 2000; University of Hannover; Hannover, Germany, 11-13
July 2000. (http://www.shaping-the-future.de/pdf_www/203_paper.pdf)
11. Małecki Krzysztof, Dziuban Jan, Górecka-Drzazga Anna, Nieradko Łukasz, Mróz Jerzy, Szczygielska Małgorzata; Silicon
components for gas chromatograph; Optoelectronics and Electronics Sensors; Proceedings of 6th Science Conference COE’2000;
Gliwice, 13-16 June 2000.
12. Małecki Krzysztof, Dziuban Jan, Górecka-Drzazga Anna, Nieradko Łukasz, Mróz Jerzy; Gas microchromatograph: component
parts and concept of hybridisation; Proceedings of 7th Science Conference of Electron Technology ELTE’2000; Polanica Zdrój,
18-22 September 2000.
13. Małecki Krzysztof, Górecka-Drzazga Anna, Nieradko Łukasz, Mróz Jerzy, Szczygielska Małgorzata; Silicon components for gas
chromatograph; Optoelectronic and Electronic Sensors IV; Bellingham, SPIE - The International Society for Optical
Engineering; Poland, 13-16 June 2001.
14. K. Malecki, L. DeStefano, L. Moretti, F. Della Corte, I. Rendina; Anodically-bonded silicon-glass optical chip for bio-chemical
sensing applications; BIOS; Photonics West 2005; SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering; San Jose
Convention Center, California, USA, January 2005.
15. Krzysztof Malecki, Francesco G. Della Corte; Silicon-glass anodic bonding at low temperature; MOEMS-MEMS MICRO &
NANOFABRICATION; Photonics West 2005; SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering; San Jose Convention
Center, California, USA, January 2005.
16. F. G. Della Corte, M. Gagliardi, A. Nigro, K. Malecki; All-optical modulation in thin film-film silicon-based waveguiding
structures; INTEGRATED OPTOELECTRONIC DEVICES; Photonics West 2005; SPIE - The International Society for Optical
Engineering; San Jose Convention Center, California, USA, January 2005.
17. L. De Stefano, K. Malecki, L. Moretti, L. Rotiroti, I. Rendina, A.M. Rossi, A microchamber for lab-on-chip applications based
on silicon-glass anodic bonding; AISEM 2005 - the 10th Annual Conference of the Italian Association of Sensors and
Microsystems, 15-17 February 2005, Firenze, Italy.
18. L. De Stefano, K. Malecki, F.G. Della Corte, L. Moretti, L. Rotiroti, I. Rea , I. Rendina, Silicon-glass integrated optical sensor
based on porous silicon for gas and liquid inspection, Proceedings of the 19th European Conference on Solid-State Transducers;
Eurosensors XIX; 11-14 September 2005; Barcelona, Spain.
19. K. Malecki, L. De Stefano, L. Moretti, L. Rotiroti, F. Della Corte, I. Rendina, Integrated silicon-glass chip for opto-chemical
sensing applications based on the Flow Injection Analysis, Proceedings of the European Optical Society Topical Meeting:
Optical Microsystems, 15-18 September 2005, Capri Island, Italy.
20. Stefano L.; Malecki K.; Rossi A. M.; Rotiroti L.; Corte F. G.; Moretti L.; Rendina I.; Integrated silicon-glass opto-chemical
sensors for lab-on-chip applications; Sensors and Actuators - B - Chemical Biochemical Sensors; Volume 114, Issue 2 , 26 April
2006, pp. 625-630.
21. L. De Stefano, K. Malecki, D. Alfieri, I. Rendina, L. Moretti, F. G. Della Corte; Fast optical detection of chemical substances in
integrated silicon-glass chip; The 11th National Conference on Sensors and Microsystems; 8–10 February 2006; LECCE, Italy.
22. Daniela Andrijasevic, Ioanna Giouroudi, Walter Smetena, Werner Brenner, Krzysztof Malecki; Multilayer Adhesive Bonding
under Hot Air Stream; Proceedings - IMAPS 2006 - The International Conference and Exhibition on Device Packaging,
Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort; Scottsdale, Arizona – USA, March 20-23, 2006.
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23. Krzysztof Malecki, Mariano Gioffrè, Daniela Andrijasevic, Werner Brenner, Francesco G. Della Corte; Investigation On SiliconGlass Low Temperature Anodic Bonding; The 2nd International Workshop on Wafer Bonding for MEMS Technologies, Halle,
Germany, April 9-11, 2006, pp. 45-46.
24. Daniela Andrijasevic, Krzysztof Malecki, Ioanna Gioroudi, Walter Smetana and Werner Brenner; Low Temperature non-viscous
adhesive bonding in MEMS; Proceedings of the 29th International Spring Seminar on Electronics Technology, ISSE 2006; St.
Marienthal, Germany, May 10-14, 2006.
25. Luca De Stefano, Krzysztof Malecki, Francesco G. Della Corte, Luigi Moretti, Ilaria Rea, Lucia Rotiroti and Ivo Rendina; A
Microsystem Based on Porous Silicon-Glass Anodic Bonding for Gas and Liquid Optical Sensing; ISSN 1424-8220; Sensors
2006, 6, pp. 667-679.
26. K. Malecki, D. Alfieri, F. Della Corte, W. Brenner; Integrated Microsystem for Chemo/Bio-Sensing Applications Based on Flow
Injection Analysis and Optical Interrogation; The 2nd Annual International Conference on Nanobiotechnology in Europe,
"NanoBio-Europe'06", Grenoble, France, June 14-16, 2006.
27. Krzysztof Malecki, Adam Bakala, Olga Adamowicz, Nikodem Szymanski, Michal Chudy, Artur Dybko, Zbigniew Brzozka,
Andreas Schneider, Samuel Serra, Werner Brenner; Polymer-Glass Microfluidic Device for Single Cell Photodynamic Therapy
Evaluation; 32nd International Conference on Micro- and Nano-Engineering 2006 – MNE 2006, Barcelona, Spain, September
2006.
Over 20 unpublished works; know-how of μTAS; rapports of scientific research under the frame of Polish
Research and Science Committee KBN grants No. 315151W4, 9T12A03710, 315144W4, 3151444W4,
9T12A04613, and other international projects.
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Scientific Grants Activity – Unpublished Rapports
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„Badania nad elementami technologii ostrzy typu MOLD” in polish; (Research of technology MOLD tips); Works of Grant
No. 315151W4; Wrocław X 1998.
„Projekt struktur mikropompy krzemowej” in polish; (Project of silicon micropumps structures); Works of Grant No.
9T12A03710; Wrocław 1996.
„Technologie specyficzne dla wykonania elementów mikrochromatografu” in polish (Specific technology for
microchromatograph elements elaborating); Works of Grant No. 9T12A03710; Wrocław 1996.
“Badania nad mikrostrukturami krzemowymi do pomiarów gazów” in polish (Research of silicon microstructures for gas
measurements); Works of Grant No. 9T12A03710; Wrocław 1996.
“Opracowanie zoptymalizowanych mikrostruktur krzemowych do pomiarów gazów” in polish (Elaborating of optimally silicon
microstructures for gas measurements); Works of Grant No. 9T12A03710; Wrocław; V 1997.
“Analiza możliwości integracji podzespołów mikromechanicznych chromatografu z elementami technologii specyficznych Technologia integracji mikrozaworu do chromatografu gazowego” in polish (Analysis of chromatograph micromechanical
units integration possibility with specific technology processes – Technology of microvalve integration for gas
chromatograph); Works of Grant No. 9T12A03710; Wrocław XII 1997.
“Analiza możliwości integracji podzespołów mikromechanicznych chromatografu z elementami technologii specyficznych Krzemowy mikrozawór do chromatografu gazowego oraz jego integracja z systemem” in polish (Analysis of chromatograph
micromechanical units integration possibility with specific technology processes – Silicon microvalve for gas chromatograph
and its integration with microsystems); Works of Grant No. 9T12A03710; Wrocław XII 1997.
“Badania metod wytwarzania układów μ-TAS” in polish (Research of technology processes of μTAS production); Works of
Grant No. 9T12A03710; Wrocław XII 1997.
“Algorytm działania i konstrukcja dozownika zintegrowanego” in polish (Unit operation and integrated dosage system
construction); Works of Grant No. 9T12A03710; Wrocław IV 1998.
“Wykonanie wybranych elementów mikrochromatografu zintegrowanego” in polish (Elaborating of selected elements of
integroated gas chromatograph); Works of Grant No. 9T12A03710, 315144W4; Wrocław V 1998.
“Opracowanie topologii i technologii detektora cieplnoprzewodnościowego” in polish (Topology and technology elaborating of
thermoconductivity detector); Works of Grant No. 9T12A03710; Wrocław VI 1998.
“Opracowanie założeń modelu mikrochromatografu zintegrowanego” in polish (Elaborating of principle of integrated gas
microchromatograph); Works of Grant No. 9T12A03710; Wrocław X 1998.
“Wykonanie modelu dla modułu separacyjno-detekcyjnego mikrochromatografu” in polish
(Elaborating of the
microchromatograph model); Works of Grant No. 9T12A04613; Wrocław X 1998.
“Modyfikacja układu mikrochromatografu” in polish (Modification of microchromatograph functional design); Works of Grant
No. 9T12A04613, 3151444W4; Wrocław III 1999.
“Badania nad integracją układu dozownika dla chromatografu” in polish (Research of chromatograph microdosage system
integration); Works of Grant No. 9T12A04613, 3151444W4; Wrocław V 1999.
“Mikromechaniczne napędy w mikrosystemach krzemowych” in polish (Micromechanical drives in Microsystems); Report of
Inst. Tech. Mikrosyst. PWroc. 1999 Ser. SPR no. 8 (342445 W-4); Wrocław VI 1999.
“Analiza najnowszych konstrukcji mikromechanicznych stosowanych w mikrochromatografach gazowych” in polish (Analysis
of the newest micromechanical design in gas microchromatograph using); Works of Grant No. 9T12A04613; Wrocław XII
2000.
“Mikrosystemy do kompleksowej analizy mediów wieloskładnikowych” in polish (Totally analysis multicomponents fluids
microsystems); Report of Inst. Tech. Mikrosyst. PWroc. 2001 Ser. SPR no. 4 (342445/W-4/PBZ0915); Wrocław I 2001.
“Krzemowo-szklany dozownik gazów dla zintegrowanego chromatografu gazowego” in polish (Silicon-glass gas dosing
microsystem for integrated gas chromatograph); Works of Grant No. 9T12A04613; Wrocław VI 2001.
Silicon–Glass Anodic Bonding for MEMS applications – implementation of technology; Rapport of scientific research and
Technology Transfer; Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems Unit of Naples; March 2004, Naples.
Anisotropic etching of crystalline silicon in alkali solutions – implementation of technology; Rapport of scientific research and
Technology Transfer; Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems Unit of Naples; December 2004, Naples.
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