At the intersection of science and cutting-edge technology, NeuroNavi Systems has been established as a spin-off of Warsaw University of Technology. Its mission is to develop autonomous inertial navigation systems resistant to interference and spoofed satellite navigation signals.
A team representing the Astronautical Student Research Group of the Warsaw University of Technology has qualified for the international CanSat competition, organized in the United States by the American Astronautical Society (AAS). The initiative is supported by NASA and the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory. The project is carried out by students from three faculties: Power and Aeronautical Engineering, Electronics and Information Technology, and Mechatronics.
The scope of activity of the ReWaTer-X student research group covers topics in chemistry and environmental chemistry, with particular focus on chemical methods of industrial wastewater treatment. The idea for establishing ReWaTer-X emerged during research work carried out within an international team involving students from the Faculty of Environmental Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology and the Technical University of Madrid.
Students of the Faculty of Chemistry at the Warsaw University of Technology who want to expand their knowledge beyond the standard curriculum can take part in the Practical English Workshops. These classes are designed for those who wish to combine learning laboratory techniques with practicing professional English. The workshops take place in May and are led by passionate instructors. With no entry tests, exit tests, or reports required, participants enjoy a high degree of freedom in their work.
The Warsaw University of Technology’s Centre for Advanced Materials and Technologies (CEZAMAT) and CEA‑Leti – one of Europe’s leading research institutes in micro‑ and nanoelectronics – have signed a cooperation agreement. This partnership marks a concrete step toward developing cutting‑edge technologies and strengthening Europe’s technological sovereignty.
Paweł Borowiecki, PhD, from the Faculty of Chemistry at the Warsaw University of Technology has become a member of the American Chemical Society (ACS). The organisation plays a leading role in advancing chemical research, supporting science education and promoting public understanding of science.
