We often state that if something can’t be found on the Internet, it doesn’t exist. However, are we supposed to believe everything that’s published on forums, blogs, or social media, and then apply it?

Warsaw University of Technology has improved its scores in two of its key areas: Engineering & Technology, and Natural Sciences.

What Should I Know About Maria Skłodowska-Curie?

She took her place in history as the first woman who received the Nobel Prize, and as the first person who received such distinction twice. Even today, her life and work are the subject of legends. Here are selected trivia related to the scientific work of one of the most famous scientists in the world, who was awarded the title of doctor honoris causa of the Warsaw University of Technology in 1926.

Microalgae from the WUT to revolutionize industry?

Students from the Chemical and Process Engineering Scientific Club at the Warsaw University of Technology have constructed an instrument to test the pressure method for harvesting cultured microalgae for industrial applications. Currently, they are commencing installation tests. “We can likely monetize this, as the project leverages many technologies that can be patented,” Michał Wojtalik, the project coordinator, says.

Physicists Talk about Twitter, or How to Trace Information on the Internet

Once published, information on the Internet never goes away, even though some people would probably like it to. How to find the original sender of a piece of information? Why gossip becomes the most important message of the day, and news that are important to the world disappear in the sea of information? And where did all of this begin? Physicists from the Warsaw University of Technology are currently researching this issue.

The new QS Best Student Cities 2017 Ranking points out 100 best cities from all over the world to live and study for international students.

Katarzyna Pankowska, the graduate of the Faculty of Architecture of the Warsaw University of Technology, with her project City's Thermal Bath. Balancing body, mind and soul became one of the eight winners of the Archiprix International Hunter Douglas Award 2017.

WUT students create a Mobile Liquid Nitrogen Generator

They needed a source of liquid nitrogen for demonstrations and research. So they decided to construct the necessary device themselves. Ten months later they proudly showed off Nitrogenos to the world. The idea of the Scientific Society of Chemical and Process Engineering is already attracting interest from the industry and has recently won an award at the StRuNa 2016 competition for societies and other student organisations from all over Poland.

7 IWA Conference on Odours & Air Emissions will be held at Centre for Innovation and Technology Transfer Management, Warsaw, Poland which is the newest venue at the Warsaw University of Technology.

The Warsaw University of Technology as a co-organizer of The first Conference of the International Water Association IWA for young scientists in Poland would like to invite you to the event. 

When you hear "chemistry", you think “Flogiston”

They are organizers of international conferences and science festivals; they participate in picnics; they do uncountable shows and workshops. Members of the Warsaw Chemistry Science Club “Flogiston”, operating at the University, use knowledge to show that science can be interesting and enjoyable.

The Warsaw University of Technology as a member of the Conference of European Schools for Advanced Engineering Education and Research (CESAER) helps to make the world a better place and realise dreams.

WUT CZIiTT, or How Science Meets Business

A scientist needs a business partner for his project; a company looks for innovative solutions to implement. The scientist does not boast about his research, the company does not want its competitors to learn about its designs. How do the scientist and the company find each other, meet and communicate? The Centre for Innovation and Technology Transfer Management of the Warsaw University of Technology provides support in such cases.

Flying a Drone to an Accident

Nowadays, you can buy a drone in any supermarket. For some it’s just another gadget, for others – a tool for work and a platform for obtaining interesting and important data. Specialists from the Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography of the Warsaw University of Technology know how to use drones to document traffic accidents.

The Warsaw University of Technology is the third university in Poland among the most visible universities on the web.

The route from Warszawa to Wrocław, proposed by Hyper Poland team became the only one from Poland and one among eight European proposals semifinalist of the Hyperloop One Global Challenge.

Warsaw is struggling with air pollution

Scientists from the Warsaw University of Technology are developing the Warsaw Air Quality Index (WIP). It is an element of a comprehensive environment protection programme for the capital city of Warsaw, which has been announced by the end of 2016. – It should serve the residents of Warsaw as well as municipal authorities – says Artur Badyda, PhD, Eng., of the Faculty of Building Services, Hydro and Environmental Engineering of the Warsaw University of Technology, who supervises the development of the project.