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• PhD in Multiphase Systems Group, School of Chemical Engineering, University Â鶹¾«Ñ¡, UK, 2013
• MEng in Chemical and Process Engineering, West Pomeranian University of Technology, Poland, 2008
• MSc (half course) in Automatic Control and Robotics, West Pomeranian University of Technology, Poland, 2007

Emilia gained her M. Eng. in Chemical Engineering from West Pomeranian University of Technology in Poland where she received Chancellor’s award for Best Student in the graduating year. The subject of her PhD in Chemical Engineering at the University Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ was the investigation of the hydrodynamics of multiphase slurry reactors focusing on the bubbles-catalysts-oil interactions. She has been involved in the EU collaborative project where she was investigating heat transfer in nano-fluids and examined the efficiency of nano-fluids based coolants for application in high power electronic devices. Emilia was also involved in the work of Microstructure Group at University Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ were she was developing methods to simulate the processes occurring in human gastrointestinal tract by applying the principles of formulation engineering.

Currently, she’s involved in the MEMPHIS MULTIPHASE project that aims to harness the synergy between world-leading scientists from four prestigious institutions to create the next generation modelling tools for complex multiphase flows. These flows are central to micro-fluidics, virtually every processing and manufacturing technology, oil-and-gas and nuclear applications, and biomedical applications such as lithotripsy and laser-surgery cavitation.

Teaching assistant in Advanced Transport Phenomena, Heat Transfer, Computing for Design, Systems Modelling.

Involved in different PhD projects of Particle and Multiphase Processing research group.

Research Themes

Microfluidics and free surface flows

Application of optical diagnostics to image fluid deformation, droplet rupture, coalescence and interface topology in complex multiphase systems using microfluidics and micromanipulation of fluid threads to obtain flow features under tightly controlled conditions.

Complex microstructures formulation

Manufacturing of structured fluids for fast-moving consumer-goods (FMCG) products, multiple emulsions, drug delivery systems.

Interfacial phenomena and colloids

Three-phase contact angle, wettability, surface energies and particles to bubble attachment, fluid gels formation, emulsification.

Multiphase flows

Experimental multiphase flows and interfacial phenomena including the hydrodynamics of complex multiphase gas/liquid/solid dispersions and fluid mechanical measurements using optical based methods.

Associate Member of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (AMIChemE)

Member of American Physical Society (APS)

Member of the Society of Chemical Industry (SCI)

Peer reviewer for Powder Technology