Researchers from WUT's Faculty of Chemistry—Prof. Marek Marcinek, PhD, Maciej Marczewski, PhD, and Maciej Smoliński, MSc —set out to answer this question. As part of the ULTRADRY project, they are working on modernising battery cell production in accordance with the principles of sustainable development and ecology.

Agata Cieślik from the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering received a distinction in the 3^rd edition of the Women’s Energy in Transition – Polish Edition program, organized by Dalkia Poland. The program supports and promotes women in the energy sector, with a particular focus on the energy transition.

Research conducted at the Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography at WUT aimed to create a comprehensive information model of Prof. Hilary Koprowski’s villa – commonly known as “Koprówka.” The goal of the research and development works was to develop an HBIM model of the building and highlight its exceptional value for the cultural heritage and identity of the locality.

The Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography at the Warsaw University of Technology has been appointed by the Minister of Science and Higher Education to coordinate the task entitled: Inter-university research cooperation in the field of geodesy and cartography – “GeoIntegration” research cooperation platform.

Our University has been ranked in 11 disciplines and two subject areas: Engineering and Technology, and Natural Sciences. In five disciplines, we moved up; in another five, we maintained our position; and in one, we returned to the ranking.

Students from the Power Engineering Student Research Group at the Warsaw University of Technology have achieved success in the 2025 MEWy competition, receiving support for the development of the “Dual Power from the Sea: Integrating Wind and Wave Energy” project. Their concept involves harnessing wave energy by integrating a system of wave converters with offshore wind farm infrastructure.

The Foundation for Polish Science (FNP) concluded the third call for proposals under the International Research Agendas initiative. Three selected projects will receive a total of nearly PLN 90 million in funding. One of these is the Centre for Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence, which is to be established under the direction of Prof. Przemysław Biecek from the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science at WUT. FNP awarded the project PLN 30 million in funding.

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Paweł Rzążewski, PhD from the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science of the Warsaw University of Technology has won a grant in the SONATA BIS-14 competition of the National Science Centre. The project "From dense graphs to sparse graphs and back" received funding in the amount of PLN 1,847,080.

The results of the MAESTRO 16 competition of the National Science Centre have been announced. The project "Organ-on-a-Chip Systems as new solutions in Preclinical Research", led by Professor Zbigniew Brzózka from the Faculty of Chemistry, has been awarded funding.

Members of the Żelbetnik Student Research Group are working on creating a digital "twin" of the building that houses the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology. The aim of the grant obtained is to learn and then apply the knowledge gained from BIM technology in the assessment of the technical condition of the existing building. The supervisors of the Żelbetnik Student Research Group are Maria Włodarczyk, PhD. and Paweł Chudzik, MSc.

In mid-February, the ranking list for the M-ERA.NET 3 Call 2024 was published. The list includes two projects from WUT, involving researchers from the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering: “BAS4WIND - Basalt Fiber Composites for Sustainable Wind Energy” and “BioCAN - Development of bio-based polymers with covalently adaptable networks for recyclable natural fibre reinforced composite production”. Both projects have received funding under the program.

A team of students from four Warsaw universities – Warsaw University of Technology (WUT) (leading the consortium), University of Warsaw, Warsaw University of Life Sciences, and Medical University of Warsaw – is working on an innovative targeted therapy for liver cancer. As part of the HEPASWITCH_IGEM2025 project, they aim to develop a groundbreaking solution that could revolutionise treatment for patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). The initiative is supported by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education.

Tomasz Lasocki, PhD, from the Faculty of Administration and Social Sciences at the Warsaw University of Technology and Janina Petelczyc, PhD,  from the Department of Social Insurance at the Warsaw School of Economics have co-authored a report on self-employment in Poland. The report, titled "Voluntary Poverty – The Consequences of Voluntary ZUS for the Self-Employed", presents research findings on the financial situation of Polish entrepreneurs in Poland.

WUT researchers among the distinguished recipients

In February, the Faculty of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at WUT hosted a ceremonial gala summarising two competitions organized by the Polish Society of Mechanical Engineers and Technicians (SIMP). During the event, awards were presented to the winners of the 24th Competition for the best mechanical diploma thesis, prepared and defended at a Polish technical university during the 2023/2024 academic year, as well as the 18^th Technician-Graduate Competition for graduates of vocational education schools in the 2023/2024 school year.

The KNE Power Engineers Student Research Group, operating at the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering at WUT, has won a grant in the competition organized by the BOŚ Foundation. The project involves the development of a laboratory prototype of a wave energy power plant, which aims to convert the mechanical energy of ocean waves into electrical energy.

As part of WUT’s collaboration with industry, a team of researchers from the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering developed and implemented an innovative device called IZYDOR, designed for collecting incremental samples of bulk materials from transport vehicles. The research team at WUT was led by Marek Wojtyra, PhD, associate professor. The project was carried out in cooperation with the client, CEREUS WENA from Toruń.

A "cosmic" project by our scientists

A team of young enthusiasts of autonomous drones Starling will fight for victory in A2RLxDCL Autonomous Drone Race in Abu Dhabi. Now they have managed to get through two stages and the final race is ahead of them.

A team from the Students’ Space Association wants to check if PV panels covered with a special material may change radiation present in space into electric power needed to complete missions more efficiently. The EVE CURIE experiment is implemented as part of a German Swedish programme REXUS/BEXUS, co-organised by the European Space Agency.

Quantum technologies are one of the key research areas in contemporary science and high-tech industry. Researchers from WUT's Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology have been playing a leading role in this race for over a decade. They design and develop technologically advanced electronic systems with ultra-precise timing and signal processing for numerous international quantum experiments. In doing so, they contribute to groundbreaking projects that have the potential to revolutionize not only experimental physics but also computer science, cryptography, and modern business.

On January 29, 2025, an agreement was signed to cooperate on the development of hydrogen technologies and synthetic fuels. The document was signed by representatives from ORLEN S.A., the Warsaw University of Technology Płock Branch, and the AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków. On behalf of WUT, the agreement was signed by Prof. Renata Walczak, Vice-Rector for the Płock Branch of WUT.

International cooperation of researchers

This year, Prof. Andrzej Kraśniewski from the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology at the Warsaw University of Technology received the Distinguished Star award in the Internationalization Stars competition.