The compromise between functionality and concern for the environment is an important aspect of scientific research. This also applies to mass-produced packaging, the production, use, and disposal of which are quite a challenge. Konrad Stefaniak, a student of Chemical Technology, participant of the E2TOP programme, is trying to take it on.
Scientists from the Voxel Research Lab at Lodz University of Technology's Institute of Mechatronics and Information Systems are celebrating another triumph. They have won 400,000 euros in funding as part of the Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnerships for Higher Education competition.
The year 2023 was a remarkable one for Lodz University of Technology, marked by numerous outstanding achievements and intriguing events. Our faculty and students consistently made us proud and happy throughout the year, earning a plethora of awards and medals for their scientific and athletic accomplishments. We invite you to take a look at some of the most significant highlights of the year.
Two start-ups associated with Lodz University of Technology made it to the final of the Startups Powered by Invest in Lodz acceleration program. The awards were presented at a gala ceremony on Sunday (3.12)
The Institute of Food Technology and Analysis is currently working on an innovative project to develop and implement a technology for the production of black garlic from Polish varieties.
Lodz University of Technology has received a grant in the HORIZON Europe programme. The NEBA Alliance grant consortium includes 14 European partners from Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Finland, Spain, the Netherlands, Germany, Slovenia, Sweden, Italy, and Poland, represented by Lodz University of Technology.
The stock market is associated with high risk, so any tool that improves safety is worth its weight in gold. Using artificial intelligence, Agata Świetlik, a second-year student of Applied Computer Science at the Faculty of Technical Physics, Information Technology, and Applied Mathematics, is working on a new solution. As a participant in the E2TOP program, she is pursuing an individual study program. She is the vice-chair of the artificial intelligence section of a student research group - SKN KINo.
Dear Students, Doctoral Candidates, Graduates,
Employees, and Friends of Lodz University of Technology.
Christmas is a special time which we experience in an atmosphere of joy and kindness.
The traditions accompanying these holidays make them magical by opening our hearts.
On December 6, 2023, His Excellency Mark Brzezinski, Ambassador of the United States to Poland, visited Lodz University of Technology. The main purpose of the Ambassador's visit was to have a meeting with students. (gallery).
The 2nd edition of E2TOP, or Excellence in Engineering: Talents in Research with Opportunities Programme, is underway. It offers the opportunity for individual development to talented TUL students, who, under the supervision of a mentor, carry out their research project. In the following interviews, we will present the participants of E2TOP. The first one is Anna Walczak, a student of Automation and Robot Control, designing interactive jewelry.
In early December (1-2.12), Lodz University of Technology hosted the kick-off meeting of the Abraxas project implemented by the Voxel Research Lab team - researchers from the Institute of Mechatronics and Information Systems.
The results of the second edition of the international QS World University Rankings: Sustainability were announced on December 5, 2023. For the first time, Lodz University of Technology was included and ranked 10th among Polish universities and 2nd among Polish universities of technology.
As part of the Ulam NAWA programme Bengi Yilmaz, PhD from the University of Health Sciences Turkey, Department of Biomaterials, will come to Lodz University of Technology. The applicant will complete a two-year scientific internship at the International Centre for Research on Innovative Biobased Materials (ICRI-BioM).
The National Science Centre has announced this year’s last competition results: OPUS 25 and PRELUDIUM 22. Scientists from Lodz University of Technology have received funding for four innovative projects.
In the 3rd edition of the international SHENG competition for Polish-Chinese research projects, the National Science Centre will fund 13 projects with a total value of more than PLN 15 million. Among them is a project from Lodz University of Technology on the remediation of contaminated land, led by Prof. Piotr Paneth.
