Near the end of winter examinations, the students stumbled upon information about a competition organised by Valeo. The deadline was just a few days away. They decided to send an idea they had already discussed and analysed. Their solution is one of 24 propositions from the entire world that qualified to the semi-finals of Valeo Innovation Challenge 2017.

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They are able to build a plane – even from a pizza box. But it took them one year to get ready for the competition. They are the most titled team in the contest history. They are not going to rest on their laurels though. What is the recipe for success of the Interdepartmental Students Research Circle SAE AeroDesign, working at the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering?

Students of WUT have proved once again that they are one of the world’s leaders in designing and building unmanned aerial vehicles. 

Super-calculations of the WUT Physicists on a Supercomputer

 For the first time in history, a Polish research team will work with the largest European supercomputer – Piz Daint. The research group led by Gabriel Wlazłowski, PhD (Eng.) from the Faculty of Physics at the WUT will explore the secrets of superfluidity and superconductivity. Are they preparing a ground-breaking discovery?

The 6th edition of the European Young Engineers Conference EYEC will be hold from 24^th to 26^th of April 2017 at the Faculty of Chemical and Process Engineering of the Warsaw University of Technology. The event is organized by the Scientific Club of Chemical and Process Engineering (Koło Naukowe Inżynierii Chemicznej i Procesowej) and Foundation of Young Science (Fundacja Młodej Nauki).

This year Poland was the official partner of the world's biggest industrial fair – Hannover Messe. High technologies from the Warsaw University of Technology and other Polish universities were presented on Polish stand.

Our Man “on Mars”, or How a WUT Student Conquered the Universe

Many leaders, businessmen and scientists dream about conquering the Red Planet. Conditions present on Mars let us think of it as a planet that might be settled one day. However, before we begin exploring Mars once and for all, we must conduct space voyage simulations. Michał Kazaniecki, student at the Warsaw University of Technology, took part in one of such simulations.

Hanyang University invites WUT students to take part in a 4-week Hanyang ERICA Summer School (HESS). Students of partner universities will receive a 25% discount on the program fee.

Hyperloop – Transport Revolution in the Hands of Students

Can Polish scientists compete with specialists from wealthier and more developed countries? Of course! Polish students from the Hyper Poland University Team are the proof. The team has qualified for the final stage of the Hyperloop one-person pod construction competition. They are one of four European teams, the only one from Central and Eastern Europe.

Our students are one of the 24 others semifinalists of the challenge, and one of the two teams from Poland.

Designing and building an unmanned aerial vehicle and completing the mission – these are the main goals for teams that take part in the AeroDesign Competition. Among crews that will compete are also students from the Warsaw University of Technology.

We would like to remind you that on Wednesday 12.04.2017 WUT students will have classes for a missing Friday.

The team consisted of students of the Warsaw University of Technology and Wroclaw University of Science and Technology got to the finals of the Hyperloop Pod Competition, organised by SpaceX, as one of 24 university teams from all over the world.

Motor Sports Students Research Club – Automotive Enthusiasts

LOTUS is their trademark – a vehicle based on Lotus Super-7’s design solutions, with a deep orange body. It is the only student car from the University with a certificate of roadworthiness. Now they are working on a buggy – a light recreational vehicle with large wheels and thick tyres, durable suspension, and exposed engine placed in the back.

Engineers who tame the space

We can effortlessly find a specific building using modern technologies, but how can we move about an office building several dozen storeys high, a multi-level shopping mall, or a tenement house full of nooks and crannies? A group of specialists, mostly composed of graduates and students of the Warsaw University of Technology, knows how to solve this problem.

Mars Desert Research Station, placed in Utah, USA, was put at the disposal of Polish interdisciplinary team from Warsaw. Among Polish scientists is Michał Kazaniecki, student of Automatic Control and Robotics at the Warsaw University of Technology.

Students from the Sustainable Business Students Research Circle, from the Faculty of Management, invite to the next TEDx Warsaw University of Technology. The main topic will be “support”.

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