Contributing Editor, Industrial Automation & Process Engineering

Zbigniew Zamysłowski

Poland

Zbigniew writes on the practical realities of deploying process analytics in industrial production environments - the gap between vendor specification and plant-floor experience, and the workforce and organisational dynamics that determine whether a deployment succeeds. His background is in industrial automation and process engineering across Central and Eastern European manufacturing sites.

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Articles by Zbigniew Zamysłowski

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Field notes: data scientists discovering chemometrics

Synthesised observations from PAT-adjacent engagements where data scientists from web-product backgrounds collide with chemometricians steeped in PLS, ASTM E1655, and calibration transfer.

Zbigniew Zamysłowski Jun 21, 2026

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Field notes: small vendors and the analytics supply chain

A composite from mid-market plants in Central and Eastern Europe on what it means to buy process analytics from a vendor that is not Thermo, Agilent, or Mettler. The list is longer than the catalogue.

Zbigniew Zamysłowski May 23, 2026

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Field notes: why chemometricians and process engineers talk past each other

A composite of observations from PAT projects where the model team and the line team had everything they needed except a shared vocabulary. What both sides actually mean by the words they use.

Zbigniew Zamysłowski Apr 21, 2026