Background
Kicko-Walczak, Ewa Janina was born on June 24, 1947 in Wyszogrod, Poland. Daughter of Boleslaw Jan and Stanislawa Zofia Kicko.
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Ewa Janina Kicko-Walczak
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Ewa Janina Kicko-Walczak, Polish chemistry professor. Achievements include research in synthesis of polymers, particularly new types unsaturated polyester resins (University of Puerto Rico's), and novel ecological resins and special additive for University of Puerto Rico's; 5 patents in field. Member National Association Polish Technic, Association Polish Investors and Rationalizers, National Engineering Associations European Federation.
Education
Master of Science, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland, 1970. Doctor of Science, Industrial Chemistry Research Institute, Warsaw, 1984.
Career
Assistant research chemist Industrial Chemistry Research Institute, Warsaw, 1971-1975, senior research chemist, 1975-1984, assistant professor chemistry, since 1984. Consultant European Federation of National Engineering Associations, Warsaw, since 1995. Lecturer Warsaw University, 1990-1997.
Achievements
Membership
Member National Association Polish Technic, Association Polish Investors and Rationalizers, National Engineering Associations European Federation.
Connections
Married Maciej Romuald Walczak. 1 daughter.
Education
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1970
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1984
Career
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1971 - 1975
Awards
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Recipient 1st prize Minister Industrial Chemistry, Warsaw, 1987, 1st prize Minister Environmental Protection, Warsaw, 1997. Recipient Gold medals international exhibitions Beijing, 1997, Casablanca, 1988, Pittsburgh, 1999, Brussels, 1998. Named Honorary Manager Chemical Industry, World Bank, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1977, Honorary European Engineer, European Federation European Federation of National Engineering Associations, Paris, 1985.Recipient 1st prize Minister Industrial Chemistry, Warsaw, 1987, 1st prize Minister Environmental Protection, Warsaw, 1997. Recipient Gold medals international exhibitions Beijing, 1997, Casablanca, 1988, Pittsburgh, 1999, Brussels, 1998. Named Honorary Manager Chemical Industry, World Bank, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1977, Honorary European Engineer, European Federation European Federation of National Engineering Associations, Paris, 1985.