Our university has once again been included in the Times Higher Education subject rankings, which feature nearly 1,500 universities from 97 countries and territories. WUT is present in four out of the eleven subject areas of the ranking, maintaining last year’s position in each.

Warsaw University of Technology and Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań have been selected to participate in the Google.org Cybersecurity Seminar program, through which they may receive a grant of up to 1 million dollars.

The ranking lists of candidates to the Doctoral School of the Warsaw University of Technology are available. Now candidates are obliged to admit required documents until February 2, 2025.

International collaboration of researchers

The project of Prof. Robert Ziółkowski from the Faculty of Chemistry at the Warsaw University of Technology has been included in the list of initiatives that received funding in the competition organized by the Medical Research Agency for the implementation of applied research in the biomedical field.

Revenues from the commercialization of intellectual property belonging to employees of the Warsaw University of Technology increased from 600,000 PLN net in 2023 to over 2.1 million PLN net in the recently concluded year 2024. This growth is the result of a greater focus on our university's third mission.

Roxana Mînzatu, the Vice-President of the European Commission, visited the Warsaw University of Technology. The occasion provided an opportunity to engage with students and university authorities and to discuss the future of technical education.

Between December 6 and 15, 2024, our doctoral student, Paweł Czernic, from the Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography, participated in a research mission at the Ptolemais site in Libya. Ptolemais is one of the largest and best-preserved ancient cities. The project includes fieldwork such as geophysical surveys, terrain mapping, and excavation works.

A dream for researchers and science enthusiasts worldwide, a symbol of everything that is greatest in science. The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) is a place that captivates with its impressive infrastructure, opportunities, and exceptional standing in the global research community. It is a place that our researchers are fortunate to call their second home. We visited them to gain a deeper understanding of what makes working at the world’s most renowned research facility so extraordinary.

The promotion of research and innovation in the production and use of renewable fuels was the central focus of the agreement signed on December 17, 2024, by Prof. Piotr Przybyłowicz, Dean of the Faculty of Automotive and Construction Machinery Engineering, and Czesław Siekierski, PhD, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development. The meeting was also attended by Prof. Krzysztof Zaremba, Rector of the Warsaw University of Technology.

The revitalized appearance of the iconic Warsaw palm tree is, in part, the result of work by a team from WUT's Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering in collaboration with the Lubas company. Our specialists were responsible for designing and crafting the new leaves.

Let’s take a look at the most important moments of the last 12 months!

You can talk about science in an interesting, understandable and inspiring way. This has been proven by our doctoral students – finalists of the WUT edition of the 3MT® competition. They showed that you can successfully present your research in just a few minutes. Natalia Izdebska from the Faculty of Chemistry did it in the best way possible, winning the jury’s first prize and the audience award.

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Researchers from WUT's Faculty of Physics (Division of Nuclear Physics) have published an article in Physical Review X, introducing software that models superfluid nuclear matter in neutron stars while incorporating quantum effects.

The task of the new team is to support young researchers at our University. It comprises 15 persons – one from each academic discipline at WUT.

Warsaw University of Technology Henwar SIMP Rally Team, consisting of Piotr Brakowiecki (driver) and Tomasz Chmielewski (pilot), wrapped up the 2024 season with the title of Central European vice-champions in off-road car rallies in the TH group. This marks another season in which the team has secured a spot on the podium at this competition.

It was two days full of festive spirit. The square in front of the Warsaw University of Technology's Main Building was filled with market stalls, including our WUT stall, which was dedicated to charity. Thanks to your support, we raised 50,854.50 PLN for the 2025 Christmas Grant.

How can you present your research in just three minutes, without any additional aids, and in an engaging way? This is the challenge that ten finalists of the Warsaw University of Technology edition of the 3MT® competition – doctoral students from WUT – will face. We invite you to join this exciting event!

Join our community of doctoral students. Conduct ambitious research and advance your scientific career. Registration for our Doctoral School is open until 5 January.

September saw the launch of the WaterSense - ASIR project, which aims to develop and market an innovative system for monitoring water quality in Poland. Scientists from 3 units of the WUT are involved in it: Faculty of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Chemistry and CEZAMAT (Centre for Advanced Materials and Technologies). The project will last until 2027 and may revolutionise water quality monitoring in Poland and Europe.

A Kuwaiti-Polish archaeological mission while working in the Subija desert in northern Kuwait discovered a site that was most likely a courtyard or workshop for the production of jewellery and shell ornaments. The discovery dates to the Ubay period in Mesopotamia around 7700 years ago. Paweł Czernic, a PhD student at the Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography at the Warsaw University of Technology, is a member of this fascinating mission.

Nearly 500 representatives of Kyiv and Lviv University of Technology, including almost 300 on-site, took part in activities organised by the Warsaw University of Technology as part of the National Academic Exchange Agency's ‘Solidarity with Ukraine - European Universities’ programme.

How and when will the first plant grow on Mars? How do we create the conditions for life on such a demanding planet? What obstacles stand in the way of this? This is what a team of scientists from the Warsaw University of Technology, led by Prof. Robert Olszewski from the Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography, is working on.

A special scholarship was awarded to 14 people studying or pursuing a doctorate at our University - this is in recognition of their scientific, sporting and artistic successes, their social and charitable activities and their involvement in the promotion of the Warsaw University of Technology.