Hubert Janicki of the Warsaw University of Technology (field of study: Geodesy and Cartography) won the top spot in the 12th National Thesis Competition for Best Thesis in Cartography, Geomatics and Geoinformation.

The town of Janów in Mazovia hosted the official groundbreaking ceremony for the Good Will Farm, a compound consisting of innovative buildings designed to meet the needs of people with physical and intellectual disabilities. The event was attended by the WUT representatives involved in the venture.

The purpose of the Scholarship Programmes is to provide doctoral students at the Warsaw University of Technology with the funding for the development of their research skills. The launch of programmes for Doctoral Students at WUT as part of the implementation of the project „Excellence Initiative – Research University” at WUT.

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Without a doubt, the members of the WUT SiMRacing Team Research Group can count the Slovakiaring racetrack among their lucky ones.

Teodor Sawicki, a student of Power Engineering at the WUT Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering, has won the competition organized by the Świadomi Klimatu Foundation.

The Warsaw University of Technology received an award from the E-Economy Congress and the “Promyk Słońca” Foundation in recognition of its outstanding contribution to the use of modern technologies to support people with disabilities.

Answers to frequently asked questions about WUT’s work during the pandemic.

On October 5-7, 2020, the Microwave and Radar Week conference will be held at the Warsaw University of Technology.

The students of the Robotics Student Research Group (at the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering) won two first prizes in the Baltic Robot Battle Competition 2020. The Melsoniaki Team, composed of students who designed the humanoid robot Melson, won the RoboHackathon with their BoBeR robot, while Wisienka, a robot designed by Kornelia Łukojć, was awarded the title of Miss BBR.

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Lightweight, mechanically robust and thermally conductive and, above all, capable of shielding electromagnetic radiation, these are all the qualities of the new polymer nanocomposite that Anna Łapińska, Ph.D., of the Warsaw University of Technology Faculty of Physics is working on.

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Warsaw University of Technology is among the universities ranked 1000+. Out of 19 Polish universities included in the ranking, three are ranked higher: the Jagiellonian University (ranked in the 501-600 bracket), as well as the University of Warsaw and the Medical University of Warsaw (ranked in the 801-1000 bracket).

The ENHANCE consortium, which comprises 7 leading European universities of technology, including the Warsaw University of Technology, will collaborate with associated partners. This will give the consortium universities support in the areas of ”Digitisation and Artificial Intelligence”, ”Sustainable Cities and Societies” and “Climate”. Associated partners will play an advisory role and help promote the results of the project.

 In view of the current political and social situation in Belarus, the Warsaw University of Technology has extended the admissions deadline to degree programmes in Polish and in English as the language of instruction for applicants from Belarus until 30 September. Applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

This year, unlike any other year, the WUT Career Services Office and the participants of the program summed up the second edition of the Mentoring Program at the Warsaw University of Technology remotely.  

The prestigious grant was awarded to Marcin Patecki, Ph.D., Eng., who will implement the project The ALICE fixed-target programme layout using bent crystals at the CERN Large Hadron Collider. Its goal is to expand the research potential of the ALICE experiment at the Large Hadron Collider.

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On 2 September 2020, the WUT Senate approved the candidates for the positions of Vice-Rectors, put forward by the Rector, Professor Krzysztof Zaremba. All proposed candidates were approved by the Senate.

The aim of this four-year European project is to use natural language to generate explanations for decisions made by an AI system, which are understandable to non-expert users. The project members will meet at the 4^th of September in Santiago de Compostela, Spain (to the extent this is possible under COVID-19 relate restrictions) for the first training event of the network.

Due to the fact that it is necessary to plan the academic activities at Warsaw University of Technology in advance, the authorities of the University present the draft plan of studies organisation in the winter semester of the 2020/2021 academic year.

Karolina Okrasa was recognized for her master thesis titled: "Complexity of variants of graph homomorphism problem in selected graph classes" in the Outstanding Master Thesis Award category. The thesis was supervised by Paweł Rzążewski, PhD Eng. This year, the award was granted to two students. Karolina, who is now a doctoral student at the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science, studies the borderline of two research fields: mathematics and theoretical information science.

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