Devised to enable hotels to keep growing and gain an edge over competitors, Magly is a project developed by five students from Warsaw-based universities, including three from the Warsaw University of Technology.

The WAPW Academic Association and the Faculty of Architecture of Warsaw University of Technology cordially invite you to the next lecture of the "About Architecture" series. Mr. Philip Beesley will be the guest.

This year’s virtual Christmas event organized by the One Day foundation saw the launch of the Usamodzielnieni app. It is a tool developed by a WUT team to support young adults leaving educational care facilities and starting an independent life as adults.

Students from the Power Engineers Research Group at the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering are keeping up the momentum and raking in more awards. This time, they were recognized in the international competition entitled: “Offshore Windfarms: Development Trends and Visions” organized by the Maritime Academy in Szczecin.

Mgr inż. Jakub Kutyła, who graduated from the WUT Faculty of Electrical Engineering in 2020, came in second in the international competition entitled: “Offshore Windfarms: Development Trends and Visions” organized by the Maritime University in Szczecin and the Marshall’s Office of the Western Pomerania Region, in collaboration with the Polish Wind Energy Association.

At its session held on 16 December 2020, the Senate of the Warsaw University of Technology elected the members of the University Council for the 2021-2024 term in office.

Places dominated by concrete surfaces appear environmentally unfriendly and seem to be at odds with the sustainable development ideal. A project by the WUT Faculty of Civil Engineering and F.B.I. Tasbud S.A. may change this perception – all thanks to innovative precast surface elements.

The challenge was taken up by the international MOCOS (MOdelling COronavirus Spread) interdisciplinary team established by Professor Tyll Kruger of the Wrocław University of Technology. Project participants include the MI2DataLab group headed by dr. hab. inż. Przemysław Biecek, Warsaw University of Technology Professor of the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science.

Recalling the key highlights of what happened at the Warsaw University of Technology

Are long lines in front of COVID-19 testing stations something we just need to get used to? A consortium including the Center for Advanced Materials and Technologies (CEZAMAT) and WUT Faculty of Chemistry has embarked on a project which might help ease the burden on the diagnostic system.

Our University has been ranked 12th in a ranking of the best higher education facilities in Emerging Europe and Central Asia. We have moved two places up from last year’s ranking.

Mgr inż. Konrad Aleksiejuk, who graduated in Applied Automation and Robotics from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Warsaw University of Technology, came in second in the Master’s Thesis category.

It was a very special day – On 6 December 2019 the Main Building of the Warsaw University of Technology hosted the premiere of e-MaksPower, a vehicle built by our students for a 10 year-old automobile fan suffering from muscle atrophy. How has the project evolved and where are now the people involved in the events that took place one year ago? We did some digging.

Christmas wishes from the WUT Rector

All benches located by the fountain on our Central Campus have been assigned a patron. Thus, we have completed a three-year project, implemented under the “The Independent” (“Niepodległa”) Programme.

The Warsaw University of Technology has become one of the 10 beneficiaries of the prestigious “STER – Internationalization of Doctoral Schools” programme of the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA). The program, scheduled to last 3 years, is aimed at increasing international cooperation of WUT Doctoral Schools.

The engine uses fuel gases which have not been combusted in piston engines before. It is distinguished by its exceptionally high efficiency and therefore low CO₂ emission rate. This is the engine that is being developed by researchers from the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering of the Warsaw University of Technology (WUT) and their partners from the industry.

Significant paper in Nature

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On the night of the 11th to the 12th of December 2020, Warsaw University of Technology will take part in the next virtual fairs organised by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA). This time, we will present our offer to candidates from Latin America.

Until January 18, 2021, 11:59 p.m. you can submit applications for the BEYOND POB competition. 

In the nationwide competition held by the Institute for Sustainable Energy, students from the Power Engineers Research Group won in the ECO-Innovative Research Group category.

The aim of the Polish Returns Program of the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) is to make it possible for outstanding Polish scientists to return to Poland and take up employment at Polish universities, scientific institutes or research institutes.

“Introduction to applications and solutions based on Artificial Intelligence and Microsoft Azure” and “Applications and solutions based on Artificial Intelligence on Microsoft Azure” are new subjects for applied computer science students in the first and second cycle degree studies.

By the decision of the Jury of the Symbol 2020 program, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology was awarded the 2020 Symbol of Modern Education title.