The Lodz University of Technology received another grant from the Ministry of Education and Science. We will carry out a project involving conducting personalized classes for talented and outstanding students of the Lodz University of Technology. A tutoring model will be used for this purpose.
"Życie Uczelni" informs about important events on its website, which recently also has an English version.
A summer school organized under the ATOMIC Erasmus + project took place at the Technical University in Šibenik in mid-September. Students and PhD students from Poland, Portugal, Estonia and Croatia were trained in VR / AR application usability testing.
Teams of researchers who won the Rector's competition for the best elaborated description of the impact of scientific activity on the functioning of society and economy were selected and awarded.
A joint project of Lodz University of Technology and the Polish Mother's Memorial Hospital - Research Institute, MDB-Medical Data Bank, is an answer to the diagnosed problem of difficult or even impossible digital access to attractive and unique medical data, such as histopathology.
Rector and the Senate of Lodz University of Technology would like to invite everyone to the inauguration ceremony of the academic year 2021/2022 on 1st October (Friday) at 11 a.m
"Alchemium-magic of the chemistry of tomorrow" is a modern complex of buildings for the Faculty of Chemistry at Lodz University of Technology. The first building was officially opened with the participation of distinguished guests from the world of science and business, as well as MPs and representatives of local authorities.
Students of Lodz University of Technology Vice-Champions of Europe
Encouraged by the success of the woonerf project on Stefanowskiego Street in the previous editions of the Participatory Budget, students of the CIRKULA Students' Research Group have submitted another project to this year's Participatory Budget which will beautify the immediate surroundings of Lodz University of Technology. This time, it is Skorupki Street, which houses, among others, the Rector's Office.
International Centre for Research on Innovative Biobased Materials (ICRI-BioM) - International Research Agenda was established in 2019 in cooperation with the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz. Since December 2021 it has been run by Prof. Alexander Steinbüchel, a world-class microbiologist, whose task is to implement research directions that combine theoretical and experimental methods, polymers and bio-molecules to obtain new materials with pre-programmed properties.