Mr. Michał Stasiak | Modelling and Forecasting | Best Researcher Award
Mr. Michał Stasiak, Poznan University of Economics and Business, Poland
Mr. Michał Stasiak is an Assistant Professor at Poznan University of Economics and Business, Poland, holding dual Ph.D. degrees in Technical Informatics and Economy and Finance. His research focuses on advanced technical analysis, course change modeling, investment decision support, algorithmic trading, and high-frequency markets. With around 50 research papers to his name, Mr. Stasiak has presented his work at numerous international conferences. He is affiliated with the American Finance Association and the Polish Mathematical Society, and serves on the reviewer boards for the Journal of Risk and Financial Management, Axioms, and Risks.
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🎓 Educational Background:
Mr. Michał Stasiak holds dual Ph.D. degrees—one in Technical Informatics and another in Economy and Finance.
🏫 Professional Role:
He is an Assistant Professor at Poznan University of Economics and Business, where he contributes significantly to the academic community.
🔬 Research Interests:
His scientific focus includes advanced technical analysis, modeling of course changes, supporting investment decisions, algorithmic trading, and high-frequency markets.
📚 Publications and Presentations:
Mr. Stasiak has authored around 50 research papers and has presented his findings at numerous international conferences.
🌐 Professional Affiliations:
He is a member of the American Finance Association (APA) and the Polish Mathematical Society (PTM). Additionally, he serves on the reviewer boards of the Journal of Risk and Financial Management, Axioms, and Risks.
Publication Top Notes:
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Modelling of currency exchange rates using a binary representation
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Year: 2017
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Cited by: 22
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The direct method of effective availability for switching networks with multi-service traffic
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Year: 2016
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Cited by: 18
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Modelling of multiservice switching networks with overflow links for any traffic class
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Year: 2014
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Cited by: 17
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Multiservice switching networks with overflow links and resource reservation
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Year: 2016
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Cited by: 16
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Modelling of currency exchange rates using a binary-temporal representation
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Year: 2018
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Cited by: 9
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