A team from the Warsaw University of Technology Faculty of Civil Engineering is participating in the international DTERBIM project (Driving Transformation on Energy-efficient and circular Renovation through BIM). The initiative aims to develop a method that will accelerate the transformation of Europe’s construction sector towards energy-efficient, circular renovation.
Our doctoral student Michał Obara received the Best Paper Presentation Award at the Signal Processing: Algorithms, Architectures, Arrangements and Applications (SPA 2026) conference. The award-winning paper, presented by our researcher, focuses on improving image quality in positron emission tomography (PET), a technique used to visualise processes occurring in the body. The research is being conducted in cooperation with the National Centre for Nuclear Research as part of the IMPET project.
Eighty-eight representatives of Warsaw University of Technology have been included in this year’s World’s TOP 2% Scientists ranking, five more than last year. Compiled by Stanford University in cooperation with Elsevier, the ranking recognises researchers whose work and publications have a significant impact on the development of science worldwide.
Featuring a paper on a journal cover is an important recognition of the work’s significance - especially when two papers receive that distinction almost simultaneously. On consecutive days, papers by two WUT Faculty of Chemistry researchers - Stanisław Kulczyk, MSc, and prof. Artur Kasprzak, PhD - appeared on the covers of “Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry” and “Organic Chemistry Frontiers”. Stanisław Kulczyk designed both covers.
How can the spatial layout of an ancient city be reconstructed by combining measurement precision with traces of its centuries-old history? A research team from the University of Warsaw Faculty of Archaeology, led by Piotr Jaworski, PhD, is currently tackling this challenge in Ptolemais, Libya. Once again, the team is supported by staff and doctoral students from our Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography: Paweł Czernic, Joanna Mazurek and Robert Olszewski.
Jakub Słupczewski from the WUT Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology represented Poland at WorldSkills, the international skills competition, in Shanghai.
