Warsaw University of Technology and one of Türkiye's leading higher education institutions, Gazi University in Ankara, are joining forces. Planned activities include joint research projects, educational initiatives, and exchanges of students and academic staff. The cooperation agreement was signed by Professor Mariusz Malinowski, Vice-Rector for Research at Warsaw University of Technology, and Professor Uğur Ünal, Rector of Gazi University.
Projects developed by researchers from the Warsaw University of Technology have earned recognition from the jury of the 27th edition of the Polish Product of the Future competition, organised by the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP). During a gala ceremony held in the University's Great Hall, the creators of Poland's most innovative solutions received their awards. Out of 157 submitted projects, those associated with WUT also stood out, receiving two special awards and one honourable mention.
The development of innovative medical technologies and highly qualified professionals capable of addressing the challenges of modern medicine and public health, ultimately improving quality of life and advancing therapies, diagnostic methods and prevention – this is the mission behind the establishment of the Centre of Excellence Technologies for Society Health (HealthTEC).
Poland is one of the fastest-ageing societies in the European Union. Issues related to this demographic trend, including housing conditions for older people, adapting living environments to their needs and senior cohousing, have been at the centre of research conducted by Agnieszka Cieśla, PhD, an architect and urban planner from the Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography at Warsaw University of Technology, for many years.
The EVE CURiE experiment, developed by members of the Student Astronautical Research Group (SKA), has successfully completed a stratospheric flight as part of the German-Swedish REXUS/BEXUS student programme. The project, which aims to investigate ways of increasing the electrical energy output of photovoltaic cells in space, reached an altitude of over 30 km during the BEXUS 36 Reflight campaign at the Esrange Space Center in Sweden.
An international team of scientists working on the STAR (Solenoidal Tracker at RHIC) experiment has achieved a breakthrough that brings us closer to understanding what carries baryon number – a fundamental property that distinguishes matter from antimatter. The research findings, involving experts from the Warsaw University of Technology, have been published in the prestigious journal Science.
