Students from the Scientific Club of Biomedical Devices at the Faculty of Mechatronics of Warsaw University of Technology are carrying out a project which will allow an improved control of fluids in medical drips and registration of pulse deficits. It is an answer to suggestions and demands of health-care staff.

How to predict the popularity of content on the Internet?

This question has been puzzling millions of people all over the world. And the answer is brought by scientists. For two years now, this issue has been researched by Tomasz Trzciński, Ph.D. Eng., of the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology.

Students from the Warsaw University of Technology want to help the disabled

To create an application that will make it easier and more convenient for disabled people to move — such is the aim of Civitas team from the ‘Smart City’ Interdepartmental Scientific Group. Our students keep honing their concept and count on support.

The vehicle designed by the Vehicle Aerodynamics Students’ Academic Circle (pol. SKAP - Studenckie Koło Aerodynamiki Pojazdów) – Kropelka 2.0 (Droplet) – made 321,32 kilometres using only 1 litre of fuel, during the Shell Eco-marathon Challenger contest. WUT students took fourth place in the competition.

JOINT Welding Science Club or How to Make a 3D Printer Out of a Welder

Nowadays, 3D printing hardly surprises anyone and the Warsaw University of Technology uses it quite often. However, the JOINT Welding Science Club offers an interesting solution—printing metal parts in a way that is completely different from previously used methods. Their welder became a printer. How?

The Warsaw University of Technology would like to present an amazing program called ESNBuddy, dedicated to foreign students - newcomers.

The Incredible Project 

They discovered the competition by reading the newsletter of the Warsaw University of Technology’s Career Office. ‘We were curious about the task, so we registered on the platform, and so began our journey’, says Dominik Gutowski. The journey ended in Paris with the International Finals of L’Oréal Brandstorm 2017. Or maybe it just began for real?

This year innovative ideas from all over the world will be presented in Astana, Kazakhstan, during the EXPO 2017.

The Warsaw University of Technology is placed on the third position, among all of the Polish universities, in the Ranking of the Higher Education Perspektywy 2017.

PhD students and Postdoctoral Researchers from EU, Australia and New Zealand are invited to participate in the PANTHER project.

Driving on the Edge

Drifting began at illegal races on Japan’s mountain tracks. Today, it is officially a sport with an increasingly large number of passionate fans. Students from the Warsaw University of Technology also want to fulfil their dream of participating in a drift championship. Will they make it?

Great prospects of the Virtual Reality Laboratory

Put on special goggles and find yourself in another world. What you see, hear and experience is so real... It is hard to believe that this reality is created by programmers. Employees and students from the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science of the Warsaw University of Technology are working on various applications of this technology.

Piotr Samczyński, D.Sc. Eng., from the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology, has received the Fred Nathanson Memorial Radar Award for outstanding contribution to the field of passive radar imaging. Samczyński became the first Pole awarded in the contest’s history.

3D Printing Research Circle – they will print whatever you want

In three weeks they created a full-size openwork replica of the Ferrari Lusso. They did it using 3D pens and this is just one of the many projects, on which they have worked or are still working. The queue of people counting on support for subsequent initiatives is still growing.

The results of the Ranking of the Engineering Studies Perspektywy 2017 have been announced.

The Polish Man Who Sent a Car to the Moon

We look with fascination at our students building satellites, rockets, stratospheric balloons, and Martian rovers. However, the Warsaw University of Technology’s affair with space began much earlier, with Mieczysław Bekker, a WUT graduate.

Jakub Krzykowski’s Krzyki (Screams) Team from the Faculty of Architecture from the Warsaw University of Technology became one of the ten best teams of ABB IT Challenge 2017.