A programme for the most talented students of Lodz University of Technology has been launched. Starting from 9 February, first-cycle students will be able to apply for the competition under the E²TOP - Excellence in Engineering Talents in Research with Opportunities Programme.
Researchers from the Department of Molecular Physics of Lodz University of Technology received over PLN 1.2 million in funding from the National Centre for Research and Development for their project entitled "New methods for structuring printed QD-LEDs for use in light displays". This is another example of joint research between Poland and Berlin/Brandenburg in the field of development and innovation in photonics.
This year, Lodz University of Technology has 325 volunteers, including the university's authorities. This weekend in Manufaktura we will all be raising money for equipment for diagnosing and treating children's eyesight.
This year's winners of the competition held by the Voivodeship Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management in Łódź are mostly representatives of Lodz University of Technology. In the seventh edition of the competition the committee awarded nine people, including four from the Faculty of Chemistry at TUL and one from the Faculty of Process and Environmental Engineering at TUL.
Voting on ideas submitted by students and doctoral candidates of Lodz University of Technology under the IDEA BOX project has ended. This year's edition enjoyed great interest, and the range of submitted ideas was very wide - from sport, through ecology, to IT applications.
Since 2016, on 11 February, we celebrate in Poland the International Day of Women and Girls in Science established by the UN General Assembly, at the request of organisations supporting women's and girls' access to science, education and research.
Professor Edward Kącki, doctor honoris causa of Lodz University of Technology, an outstanding computer scientist and cyberneticist, a pioneer of computer science in Poland, passed away on January 18.
Rector of TUL - Professor Krzysztof Jóźwik and the President of the Management Board of Alstal - Jarosław Szczupak have signed (19.01) an agreement regarding the implementation of the second stage of the investment project "Alchemium – the magic of chemistry of tomorrow. Construction of a modern conference, teaching and laboratory building for the Faculty of Chemistry of Lodz University of Technology".
Over 1 500 places and two new majors are waiting for candidates for Master's studies at Lodz University of Technology. Admissions process begins on 31 January.
The Vice Minister of Funds and Regional Policy, Waldemar Buda, presented the Rector of Lodz University of Technology, Prof. Krzysztof Jóźwik, with funding for the thermal modernization of two buildings on the University' s campus.
Lodz University of Technology can now be visited remotely thanks to a virtual tour available in Google Street View databases. The tour includes around 560 ground and bird's eye views. Lovers of picturesque panoramas are invited to take a sky walk, which can be done by taking a virtual walk around the spaces photographed from a drone.
Cooperation between the two universities to date has involved, among other things, joint postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Process and Environmental Engineering, which have been completed by more than 100 graduates of the Mail School of Fire Service in Warsaw. Now, the signed agreement provides for long-term cooperation in science, research and development, as well as teaching and organisational activities.
Physicists from Lodz University of Technology are working on an innovative optical water vapour analyser that will significantly reduce energy consumption and will be much cheaper than similar solutions currently available on the market. Research will be conducted jointly with researchers from Wrocław University of Science and Technology and the Technical University of Berlin. The project will be implemented by companies from Poland and Germany.
Scientists from the Institute Polymer and Dye Technology, TUL, participate in a unique, international project. – For the first time we will combine, in an innovative strategy, three individually important concepts used in preparation of dressing materials, i.e. intelligent polymers reacting to external stimuli, active nanolayers and peptides released from a new composite material, as a last option of anti- infective protection against resistant pathogens- informs Assoc. Prof. Eng. Joanna Pietrasik, TUL Prof at the Faculty of Chemistry and the project leader.
A team of researchers from Poland and the Czech Republic is going to optimize a new technology to capture carbon dioxide from exhaust gases discharged into the atmosphere. The National Science Centre has allocated over 1.7 million PLN from the OPUS + LAP program for the research.