A team led by Marta Mazurkiewicz-Pawlicka, PhD, from the Faculty of Chemical and Process Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology, will carry out the project entitled “Advanced hybrid nanomaterials for efficient photo(electro)catalytic water purification and hydrogen production.” The project is funded under the M-ERA.NET call.
A team of students from the DREN and PEPA RG student research groups, operating at the Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology, has advanced to the final of the International Future Energy Challenge 2025 (IFEC 2025). For the first time in history, students from Poland will represent the country in this prestigious international competition in power electronics design, which brings together teams from the world’s leading universities.
Quantum technologies, nuclear energy, and high-energy physics are the three key areas to be integrated and strengthened by a new research centre established by the Warsaw University of Technology. C-QuaNT will foster, among other things, the collaboration of researchers and educators for implementation purposes, as well as the establishment of strategic partnerships with industry and business.
Warsaw University of Technology (WUT) has joined a European network of scientists and experts as part of the European Network for the Integrative Approach of Urban Forestry (INTUF)—a new initiative supported by the European Commission under the COST Action framework. The project aims to develop an integrated approach to urban forestry, addressing challenges posed by climate change and the creation of sustainable cities.
Researchers from the Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography at the Warsaw University of Technology (WUT) assessed the technical condition of historic structures using advanced photogrammetry and laser scanning.
Associate Prof. Marcin Koszowy, from the Faculty of Administration and Social Sciences at the Warsaw University of Technology, has been awarded an international research grant under the Weave-UNISONO program to lead a Polish-Swiss project titled "Reasons Formulated by Others: Objections and Counterargumentation in Polylogues".
