Grzegorz Gomółka

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Wrocław University of Scince and Technology

Poland

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Grzegorz Gomółka is an Adjunct Professor at Wrocław University of Science and Technology in Poland. His research focuses on advanced gas sensing technologies, particularly utilizing hollow-core fiber optics and quantum cascade lasers. Recent contributions include developments in methane detection, gas leak detection methodologies, and innovative approaches to gas spectroscopy.

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Hollow-core fibers for gas and liquid absorption sensors

Open Date: 2020-10-01

Close Date: 2024-10-01

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Laser detection using heterodyne detection

Open Date: 2020-06-01

Close Date: 2024-09-01

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Mariusz Klimczak

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University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Grzegorz Gomółka

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Demonstration of a compact reflective gas sensing probe based on a negative-curvature hollow-core fiber

Broadband photothermal spectroscopy with a mid-infrared quantum cascade laser frequency comb

Gas leak detection by measuring dilution of ambient air with differential optical dispersion spectroscopy of oxygen

Fast response multi-segment anti-resonant hollow-core fiber methane sensor at 1687 nm

Suppression of Optical Fringes in Gas Spectroscopy Inside Anti-Resonant Hollow-Core Fibers by Fiber Bending

Wavelength modulation spectroscopy of oxygen inside anti-resonant hollow-core fiber-based gas cell

Highly sensitive methane detection using a mid-infrared interband cascade laser and an anti-resonant hollow-core fiber

Dual-Pass Hollow-Core Fiber Gas Spectroscopy Using a Reflective Configuration with Heterodyne-Based Signal Detection

Highly sensitive methane detection using a mid-infrared interband cascade laser and an anti-resonant hollow-core fiber

Near-infrared quartz-enhanced photoacoustic spectroscopy system for ppb-level methane detection

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Mariusz Klimczak

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