Plate and Shell Structures (PDF)

Maria Radwañska, recently professor emeritus, worked for over 40 years at the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Cracow University of Technology, first at the Institute of Structural Mechanics, then at the Institute for Computational Civil Engineering. She has done research on statics and stability of elastic and elastic-plastic bars, plates and shells. She was a teacher of structural mechanics, theory of plates and shells, theory of stability and computational methods (including finite element method) at the level of doctoral, graduate and undergraduate studies, as well as at training courses for professional engineers. She is the author or co-author of seven monographs, books and textbooks, and of numerous journal papers. She was a member of the research team of Prof. Zenon Waszczyszyn, who implemented the FE Code ANKA for buckling and nonlinear analysis of structures and wrote in 1994 the Elsevier book on FEM for stability of structures. She received numerous awards from the Minister of Science and Higher Education of Poland.

Anna Stankiewicz, lecturer at the Institute for Computational Civil Engineering, Cracow University of Technology. She has taught computational methods, engineering graphics, computer science, mechanics of materials and structures, and since 2008 succeeded M. Radwañska as lecturer of the theory of plates and shells (both in the courses in Polish and English). She was the coordinator and lecturer in training courses on Shell Structures - modelling and FEM analysis and on Computational Methods in Civil Engineering, organized for professional engineers in years 2010-15 within EU Human Capital Operational Programme. Currently she is also involved in the research on thermoplasticity.

Adam Wosatko, assistant professor at the Institute for Computational Civil Engineering, Cracow University of Technology. He has taught applied mathematics and numerical methods, computational methods, engineering graphics, computer science, mechanics of materials

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