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Aleksandra Królicka. Visitor

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PhD. Eng.
Assistant Professor at Wrocław University of Science and Technology

Department of Metal Forming, Welding, and Metrology
Wrocław University of Technology
Address: Wybrzeże Stanisława Wyspiańskiego 27, 50-370 Wrocław, Polonia
e-mail: aleksandra.krolicka@pwr.edu.pl
Scopus ID: 57204912687
ORCID: 0000-0002-9721-4851
Research Gate Profile

Aleksandra Królicka is an assistant professor in the Department of Metal Forming, Welding, and Metrology at the Wrocław University of Technology (WUST) in Poland. Her Ph.D. thesis covered the welding processes of bainitic steels with particular emphasis on characterizing the welded joints structure. She was the principal investigator of two research projects covering the issues of in-use properties and thermal stability of bainitic steels (“The concept of high-strength, thermal stable nanostructured bainitic steel with increased weldability” Project: 2020/37/N/ST8/03324, National Science Centre Poland and “Modeling of the multi-phase structure of nanostructured bainitic steels focused on improving their technological properties” The Bekker Programme, Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange). As a part of the second project, Aleksandra participated in a postdoc internship (9 months) at the National Centre for Metallurgical Research (CENIM-CSIC) under the supervision of Prof. Francisca Garcia Caballero.
Currently, she is a Principal investigator of a senior research project “Intermetallic strengthening in nanocrystalline bainitic steels considering the additive manufacturing method – INSTaBAIN” (Opus, National Science Centre Poland) in cooperation with CENIM-CSIC. The principal aim of this project is to develop novel bainitic steels subjected to intermetallic strengthening considering the B2-ordered phases to achieve superior mechanical and in-use properties. This strategy considers both the approach of designing the chemical composition, heat treatment processes, and the synergistic effect of strengthening mechanisms. Her research field of interest includes nanocrystalline bainitic steels, advanced multi-phase steels, and electron microscopy methods for engineering materials characterization (SEM, EBSD and TEM methods). Recently she has begun research using dynamic TEM methods (in-situ covering temperature and straining) in terms of observing phase transformations in steels.
Aleksandra Królicka received prestigious Polish scientific awards for young scientists: (i) Award of the Polish Minister of Education and Science for outstanding young scientists; (ii) START – The Foundation for Polish Science (FNP); (iii) Award of the Polish Prime Minister for outstanding doctoral thesis. In addition, she is a member of Academia Iuvenum at Wrocław University of Science and Technology dedicated to a group of talented young scientists representing various disciplines appointed by the Rector of WUST.

Relevant Publications:

Królicka A., Andrzej M. Żak, Caballero F.G.
Revealing intermetallic strengthening in bainitic steel designed for nickel aluminide formation
Scr Mater 2024; 249: 116153.

Królicka A, Caballero FG, Jimenez JA, Zalecki W, Kuziak R.
Development of advanced cementite-free bainitic steel using Ni, Al and Cu additions – Design concept and phase transformations study
J Mater Res Technol 2023;27:1265–80

Królicka, A.; Żak, A.M.; Caballero, F.G.
Enhancing technological prospect of nanostructured bainitic steels by the control of thermal stability of austenitel
Mater. Des. 2021, 211, 110143

Królicka A, Rozumek D, Lesiuk G, Kuziak R, Radwański K, Caballero FG.
Fatigue crack growth rate under mixed-mode loading conditions (I+III) of carbide-free bainitic steel designed for rail applications
Theor Appl Fract Mech 2024;134:104683

Królicka A., Caballero F.G., Kuziak R., Radwański K., Sozańska-Jędrasik L., Stawarczyk P.
Two design strategies for enhancing the thermal stability of bainitic structures
J. Mat. Res. Tech. 2023, vol. 24, s. 7004-7020.

Królicka, A.; Lesiuk, G.; Kuziak, R.; Radwański, K.; Janik, A.
The Role of Microstructure Morphology on Fracture Mechanisms of Continuously Cooled Bainitic Steel Designed for Rails Application
Metall. Mater. Trans. A 2023

Królicka A, Malawska J.
Recent Progress in Laser Powder Bed Fusions Processes of Advanced High-Strength Steels.
Materials (Basel) 2024;17:4699.

8. Królicka, A.; Radwański, K.; Ambroziak, A.; Żak, A. Analysis of grain growth and morphology of bainite in medium-carbon spring steel. Mater. Sci. Eng. A 2019, 768, 138446
9. Królicka, A.; Lesiuk, G.; Radwański, K.; Kuziak, R.; Janik, A.; Mech, R.; Zygmunt, T. Comparison of fatigue crack growth rate: Pearlitic rail versus bainitic rail. Int. J. Fatigue 2021, 149, 106280
10. Królicka, A.; Radwański, K.; Kuziak, R.; Zygmunt, T.; Ambroziak, A. Microstructure-based approach to the evaluation of welded joints of bainitic rails designed for high-speed railways. J. Constr. Steel Res. 2020, 175.