Prof.Dr.Eng. Roman MORAR
E-mail address:
Roman.Morar@et.utcluj.ro
Date and place of birth: 19 August 1932,
Mihaiesti, Hunedoara, Romania
Marital status: married, 2 sons , one Electrical
Engineer and the other Dentist
Studies:
- 1952-1957 Electrotechnics Faculty, Sankt-Petersburg, Russia
- 1968-1973, Faculty of Economics "Babes Bolyai"University Cluj
- 1976, PhD, Engineer in the profile of Electrical Energy Utilisations
Teaching activity:
- 1962-1965, Assistant, Faculty of Electromechanics, Technical University Cluj
- 1966-1976, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Electrotechnics , Technical University
Cluj
- 1977-1990, Associate Professor, Faculty of Electrotechnics ,Technical University
Cluj
- 1990-present, Professor, Faculty of Electrotechnics,Technical University Cluj
Member of the folowing scientific societies:
- Modelling and Simulation AMSE , France, 1987
- Electrostatics Society of America, 1990
- IEEE Washington, 1991
- New York Science Academy, 1994
- Electrostatics Society of Romania ,Vice-president, 1995
Leading positions:
- 1977-1982, Deputy dean, Faculty of Electrotechnics,Technical University Cluj
- 1983-1990, Dean, Faculty of Electrotechnics, Technical University Cluj
- 1996-present, Head of Electrotechnics Department, Technical University Cluj
- 1990-present, Head of the High Intensity Electric Fields Laboratory (HIEFL),
Faculty of Electrotechnics, Technical University Cluj
Scientific activity:
- 2 books published within major printing and publishing houses, in Electrotechnics
- 9 academic courses
- 98 scientific papers published in Romania and abroad
- 26 Scientific and Technologic Research Contracts
- 15 brewed inventions
- PhD supervisor: 10 theses in course of elaboration
- Official Referent for 7 PhD theses
Professional Visits abroad:
- 1957 Polytechnical Institute of Sankt Petersburg, 1 month
- 1978 University of Erlangen, Germany, DAAD scholar grant, 3 months
- 1988 Technological Institute of the Academy, Beijing, China, 1 month
- 1995 Laboratoire a 'Electrostatique et Materiaux Dielectriques - CNRS, Grenoble
, France, 2 weeks
Main Research domains:
- High intensity electric fields
- Gas discharges
- Electrotechnologies: electroseparation, ozonizers, etc.