PhD students from the Warsaw University of Technology have figured out how to make recovery from a limb fracture shorter and less strenuous. In their PulseLAYERS project, they decided to use printed electrostimulation layers.

A team of young scientists wants to use holographic microscopy to monitor immunotherapy. Work is currently underway to develop a prototype solution.

Architects from the Warsaw University of Technology have addressed the problem of noise in the city and are changing the centre of Warsaw. They’ve started with Plac Politechniki, where for the holiday period they have introduced a new function: HA-LAS.

In the special 20^th edition of QS World University Ranking, the Warsaw University of Technology has been ranked 571. We also have the 172^nd global ranking in the employer reputation category. 

How to ensure energy independence in villages? Students from the Student Research Group of Bioeconomy have come up with an idea and they ran in the competition Bio-based Innovation Student Challenge Europe (BISC-E).

Green transport at your fingertips? Thanks to a project by PhD students from the Warsaw University of Technology, it is possible.

The project by Michal Karelus and Michal Niedzielczyk from the Faculty of Automotive and Construction Machinery Engineering consists of an inflatable rescue buoy and an ejection system. Its important advantage is that providing assistance does not require direct contact with the victim.

ENHANCE – The European Universities of Technology Alliance receives new Erasmus+ funding to continue its work on the European Universities initiative. Warsaw University of Technology is one of the ENHANCE members.

A state-of-the-art infrastructure with a computing centre and a number of specialised laboratories has been established on the grounds of Warsaw University of Technology in Warsaw and the Scientific and Didactic Centre in Józefosław.

Doctoral students from the Warsaw University of Technology came up with the idea how to support patients struggling to regain their health and fitness after oxygen therapy. The solution uses simple tools and… gamification.

Doctoral students from the Warsaw University of Technology created teams whose task was to prepare innovative technological solutions that could be later implemented. The programme is over but this does not mean that the work is over. On the contrary.

Professor Mateusz Malanowski from the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology received an award for the best paper at the conference NATO SET-298 "Electronic Attack and Protection from Modern Active/Passive Netted Radars".

WiseBuild – a digital conceptual solutions assistant – allows clients to actively participate in designing their own energy-efficient house. It is an alternative to catalogue designs, invented as part of a Master’s thesis at the PW Faculty of Architecture. The author is Damian Granosik.

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The exhibition "The Poetics of Necessity", curated by Zofia Jaworowska, Michał Sikorski (urban architect from the Warsaw University of Technology) and Petro Vladimirov, was awarded at the Design Biennale in London.

This is one of the most notable space projects of recent months. JUICE is an unmanned spacecraft designed to provide information about Jupiter and its moons. The project involves Polish companies, universities and institutions, including the Warsaw University of Technology.

Jacek Sikorski, PhD - that has a proud ring to it! This young researcher is the first person at the Warsaw University of Technology who has completed and defended a doctoral thesis in a new system – no longer as part of the third-cycle studies, but at the Doctoral School. 

A representative of the Warsaw University of Technology was distinguished in a national competition for gifted and successful students. He received the award in the category of Technical sciences.

It is nanocrystalline, fireproof and has high entropy. Thanks to this it may be used, for example, in nuclear power engineering or space industry. Such alloy is studied by an international research team, which includes a researcher from the Warsaw University of Technology.

Three new grants from the National Science Centre PRELUDIUM BIS 4 programme will be implemented at the Warsaw University of Technology. This competition supports research projects carried out by PhD students as part of their doctoral dissertations.

Robotics can help solve many problems in various sectors of Indian economy, for example in agriculture or transport. First, specialists in this area are needed, which will be catered for by an international consortium the Warsaw University of Technology is a member of.

We will be one of the exhibitors at an international event in the areas of STEM, Tech & IT. At our stand we will present the Warsaw University of Technology, its educational, research and technological offer. You are invited on 14 and 15 June to the hall of Expo XXI.

It will be a day full of fun, science and surprises. On June 3, 2023, you are invited to the BIS parking lot (at the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology, opposite the Main Building). Admission is free of charge.

A team from the Students' Space Association advances to 2023 University Rover Challenge Finals! A record 37 teams from 10 countries will compete at the URC2023 Finals.

The Science Club of Bridge Engineers of the Warsaw University of Technology have just returned from Turkey, where they competed in the finals of the international Design and Construct Steel Bridge Competition. Students have gained valuable experience and prizes.