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Although currently they have no access to their equipment left behind in on the university premises, young robotics and software development wizards have devised a way to put their skills into practice and help others who risk becoming infected with coronavirus doing their job on a daily basis.

A group of scientists and students affiliated with the WUT Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering have come together to produce medical protective visors to support hospitals across Mazovia on the frontline of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

They just wanted to learn Python and data analysis. They decided to align their training with the current global epidemic and their interests. Hence, the analysis of the coronavirus outbreak around the world and its impact on energy consumption prepared by the ADek Student Research Group (operating at the Warsaw University of Technology Faculty of Electrical Engineering).

“Fear and ignorance are among the greatest non-health risk factors of this pandemic,” says Mateusz Soliński of the Warsaw University of Technology Faculty of Physics and the “BioS” Biophysical Measurement Student Research Group, the originator of the solution. “I wanted to improve that a little bit.”

Following the successful completion of bench tests, the AOS-H2 hybrid hydrogen motor glider designed at the Warsaw University of Technology is going through field tests. The already completed taxi and run-up tests on the runway at the Jasionka Airport confirmed that all units work correctly.

We have managed to retain our position as the best university in Poland for Engineering & Technology and the third place for Natural Sciences. The rankings for both subjects included 502 universities in 52 countries.

EngiRank, i.e. the European Ranking of Engineering Programs, has been put together by the Perspektywy Education Foundation in partnership with the Foundation for the Development of the Education System – FRSE. This the first release of this listing.

The second place overall and three runner-up spots in individual events; this is how the Robotics Student Research Group (operating at the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering) performed in the Carolo-Cup International Competition at Braunschweig, Germany (February 10–11, 2020).

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Due to the numerous questions concerning appropriate behavior during the period of countering potential infection with coronavirus, we are presenting a list of guidelines on issues related to studying and working at the Warsaw University of Technology.

A researcher of the WUT Faculty of Mathematics and Information Sciences has won a Fulbright Senior Award 2020–21. Under the scholarship, she will be working on a project entitled “Order in Data Science and Category Theory”.

The latest design of the WUT Racing team has been shown to the public.

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The official WUT opening of the project

Mikhail Urmich wins a special prize

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Support in diagnostics and treatment of visual impairment

Students from the Robotics Student Research Group at the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering won three awards for their humanoid robot Melson.

Thorough research, automatic selection of correction methods and testing of new solutions without the costly production of trial glass or contact lenses – these are the key advantages of the device being developed by dr inż. Karol Kakarenko from the Faculty of Physics of the Warsaw University of Technology along with his team. The VIDO project aims to support ophthalmologists and patients, as well as to promote the development of scientific and industrial research.

Rector of the Warsaw University of Technology, professor Jan Szmidt, together with the Independent Association of Students of WUT and the Academic Catholic Association "Soli Deo" are pleased to invite you to the Christmas Eve.

White and blue, 2.4 m long, weighing 110 kilograms, with its useful speed of 30 km/h: meet e-MaksPower, an electrical vehicle. The students of the Warsaw University of Technology have just finished the project. They built a car for Maks – a ten-year-old suffering from muscular dystrophy and a big fan of motoring.

Thank you for coming!