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There are works that change people's fate, and even the fate of the world. This might have been the case with Mieczysław Wolfke's publication entitled ‘Über die Möglichkeit der optischen Abbildung von Molekulargittern’ (On the possibility of optical imaging of molecular grids). However, this never really happened. We would like to invite you to the next part of the story about a unique researcher and inventor associated with the Warsaw University of Technology.

Our graduate involved in this unique project

Madhurya Chandel, PhD, from the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering has been invited to attend the 71^st Lindau Nobel Laureates Meeting at Lindau (Germany) - a prestigous meeting with Nobel Prize winners and young scientists from around the world.

Setting the temperature in the operating room is quite a challenge. The patient requires a lot of heat, while the cooler temperature is better for the medical staff. WUT researchers decided to look for a solution to this problem. What is their idea? Prof. Anna Bogdan from the Faculty of Building Services, Hydro and Environmental Engineering explains.

The Faculty of Physics collects and rebuilds old uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), lithium-ion batteries, and car batteries as part of the "Mini-energy storage" campaign („Minimagazyny energii”). All of this is meant to support the people of Ukraine, who have lost access to the electricity network as a result of the war.

In the latest edition of The Center for World University Ranking, Warsaw University of Technology ranked 711^th in the world and maintained its fifth place in the country, trailing three universities and one research institute.

Mieczysław Wolfke is one of the most acclaimed researchers and inventors associated with the Warsaw University of Technology. His ideas delighted the world, but they are not as well-known as they deserve to be. We want to change that!

More students in nuclear energy-related fields – this is the main goal of the agreement concluded between the Warsaw University of Technology, the University of Warsaw, and the International Institute of Nuclear Energy.

A solution proposed by the students of the Warsaw University of Technology and the Silesian University of Technology was awarded in the Datathon #OpenData programming marathon.

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Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA), as part of the SPINAKER programme, awarded the Warsaw University of Technology with funding for the two projects: International summer schools WUT and Geomatics and Aeronautical Engineering Summer Schools. International students can register now for one of 7 exciting programs.

A group of Warsaw University of Technology graduates and Military University of Technology students developed a mobile app that allows Ukrainian children to enroll in Polish schools. The project was recognized in the Datathon #OpenData competition.

Although they make us slightly ill at ease and may appear quite funny, intestinal sounds play an important role in the process of diagnosing diseases in the field of gastroenterology. Specialists from the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology, in liaison with Poznan University of Medical Sciences, set about analysing intestinal sounds.

The projects of Tomasz Trzciński, PhD, DSc, Associate Professor, from the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology and Jakub Gac, PhD, DSc, Associate Professor, from the Faculty of Chemical and Process Engineering have received funding from the National Science Centre as part of the PRELUDE BIS 3 competition.

Researchers from the Warsaw University of Technology and the University of Vienna will be working on a new method of heat treatment of materials. This will allow for more effective creation of microstructures with greater thermal stability and desired properties.

On the 19^th of April, scientists from different countries will meet with big tech companies such as Google and Orange in Nancy (France). This combination of industry practitioners, senior researchers, and all the current members of the European research project NL4XAI (Natural Language Technologies for Explainable Artificial Intelligence) will combine their knowledge in using natural language to generate explanations for decisions made by an AI system, which are understandable to non-expert users.

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A team of researchers from Warsaw University of Technology's Faculty of Chemistry have developed a new electrolyte that significantly extends the life of lithium-ion batteries and has already found application in smartphones and electric cars.

Zofia Zimowska, Hanna Batyńska and Aleksander Barnaś take second place in the 120 Hours competition, organised by the Oslo School of Architecture and Design. Our students are the only representatives of Poland recognised by the jury.

Pioneering research at a global scale on the topic is led by Dr Mateusz Modrzejewski – scientist from WUT’s Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology and well-regarded drummer.  

In the latest edition of the QS by Subject we have once again taken first place in Poland in the Engineering & Technology category. In the Natural Sciences we have retained third position in the country.

What role do campuses play in shaping public spaces and how can they respond to social expectations, particularly in emergency situations? A research team from the Warsaw University of Technology posed such questions and have developed various development concepts for the Central Campus of WUT.

All the best for everyone!

A team from the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering has developed PW-X10 – an experimental, flying electric powered 2-seat platform. The machine is brought into service of the WUT Aviation Research Centre "OBLOT", located at the airport in Sieraków, near Przasnysz.

Suppose could feel like one of the characters from an iconic cartoon for even a moment? You can now find out! All you have to do is win an auction held by the Płock branch of the Warsaw University of Technology and the Waste Management Company in Płock (PGO).