The Interdisciplinary Doctoral School at TUL offers training in 12 scientific disciplines. It is a place to pursue research passions and develop your scientific career. As part of the STER programme, the series "Steer your future with IDS" is being launched, in which you will be able to get to know the Doctoral School of Lodz University of Technology better and learn more about the inspiring stories of doctoral candidates.
Lodz University of Technology and the Medical University of Lodz conduct many collaborative projects and research, which is why the rectors of the two universities resolved last year to formally recognize these shared efforts. They announced a competition for the best publication co-authored by scientists from TUL and UMed. Now scientists have been invited to participate in the second edition of the competition.
‘Lodz University of Technology, as has become a tradition, is hosting a GOCC Collection Center, where no fewer than 460 volunteers of all ages have registered. As usual, TUL Rector and Vice Rectors will also be fundraising’ says Daniel Morawiak of TUL Collection Center.
We invite talented first-year students who wish to pursue a research topic of their choice under the guidance of a mentor to apply for the E2TOP programme.
Natalia Jabrzyk, a student of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Environmental Engineering at TUL, has won a silver medal in the 1500m speed skating at the Winter Universiade held in Lake Placid.
We have learnt the final results of the evaluation of the 12 scientific disciplines pursued at Lodz University of Technology, evaluated for the activities carried out in 2017 - 2021. Lodz University of Technology holds three A+ ratings, six A ratings and three B+ ratings in scientific categories.
Research aimed at effective cancer treatment is conducted by specialists in many fields. This is also the aim of Katarzyna Wojtera, M.Sc., who is pursuing her doctorate in the discipline of automation, electronic and electrical engineering and space technology, at the Interdisciplinary Doctoral School.
In the latest High School Ranking 2023 announced by the Perspektywy Educational Foundation, the Public High School of Lodz University of Technology is at the 1st place in our province.
Many people had been waiting for this meeting since the media reported at the end of November (23.11) that Dr Sławosz Uznański, a graduate of Lodz University of Technology , had become a reserve astronaut of the European Space Agency (ESA). The auditorium where the meeting was scheduled at TUL was filled to its full capacity.
The agreement signed on Tuesday (10.01) between Lodz University of Technology and the Saint-Gobain Group in Poland, pertains to joint activities for the development and education of students, as well as jointly conducted research projects.
"When it reaches an IQ of 100 or 150, there will be no problem. But when a 1000 or 10,000, what then? This could be humanity's greatest achievement. But at the same time its end," this is what Stephen Hawking said about artificial intelligence. It is undoubtedly one of the fastest growing branches of computer science, and at the same time a very interesting topic of scientific research. Prof. Anna Fabijanska (Hirsh Index 14, about 900 citations, professorship at 39) uses artificial intelligence to analyse digital images, among other things.
Chemical engineering is another discipline on offer at the Interdisciplinary Doctoral School. Welcome to a new episode in the series "Steer your future with IDS".
The passing year 2022 brought many unique events and spectacular successes to Lodz University of Technology. In July, the university was the main host of a major sporting event, the European Universities Games, which attracted several thousand students from over 400 universities from 37 countries.
Prof. Małgorzata Szynkowska-Jóźwik, dean of the Faculty of Chemistry at TUL, will serve as vice-president of the Association of Chemistry and the Environment (ACE).
Reducing carbon dioxide emissions is one of the biggest challenges facing civilisation. Dawid Zawadzki, M.Sc., who is designing a compact CO2 absorption device, wants to make his contribution to solving this problem. In the future, it could be used on oil platforms or ships.