Dr hab. Magdalena Długosz-Lisiecka, TUL prof., Institute of Applied Radiation Chemistry, in her research work is engaged modeling emissions of air pollution using radioactive isotopes.
Written by Ewa Chojnacka, editor-in-chief
Dr hab. Magdalena Długosz-Lisiecka, TUL prof., Institute of Applied Radiation Chemistry, in her research work is engaged modeling emissions of air pollution using radioactive isotopes.
Written by Ewa Chojnacka, editor-in-chief
Gala of Graduates and Business Partners (Gala Absolwentów i Biznesu) was held by the Faculty of Organization and Management (OiZ). Graduates received certificates and awards, whereas business partners were recognized and thanked for their cooperation thus far.
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The Chinese Jimei University has now joined the ever expanding group of international partners of Lodz University of Technology.
The opening of the new calendar sparked new activity from Lodz University of Technology in its relations with China. On January 10, 2024, leadership of the two universities convened online to sign a cooperation agreement. Both institutions took the opportunity to present their capacities and discuss prospects for further development of the cooperation.
Written by Ewa Chojnacka, editor-in-chief
If you want to explore, develop, and expand your knowledge and activities related to HE and/or H2020 projects JOIN (REGISTRATION) the event aiming to bring together coordinators from across the ECIU consortium to promote their project results and to invite researchers across ECIU to hear about the latest results, and enabling them all to connect for potential future research proposals.
Two gold medals were awarded to Lodz University of Technology scientists and students at the Perlis International Engineering Invention & Innovation Exhibition (Pi-ENVEX) 2024 in Malaysia.
Do you study or work at Lodz University of Technology? We invite you to celebrate spring together in an international atmosphere!
Joining the European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU), researchers from Lodz University of Technology have become involved in 5 scientific areas implemented in the consortium. These are: Resilient Communities, Circular Economy, Energy and Sustainability, Transport and Mobility, and Citizen Science, a field coordinated by Assoc. Prof. Edyta B. Pietrzak.
Marta Kopytowska is studying Civil Engineering. Since childhood, she has been training karate and participating in international events. This allowed her to thoroughly understand the mechanisms behind human movement and how complex the anatomy of limbs is. In the E2TOP programme, she decided to unconventionally combine her interest in body movement with construction, implementing the project "Intelligent Nodes in Steel Structures Utilizing the Earth's Center of Rotation".
Maciej Szulczewski is one of the two winners of the 2nd edition of E2TOP (an equal prize of PLN 6,000 was also received by Wiktor Barańczak). He worked on constructing a pneumatic robot for the diagnostics of the human gastrointestinal system.
On the first day of Research Week, even before the opening ceremony, there was a session related to the presentation of the work of students who carried out research projects in the last year under the special E2TOP program. This is a new program created at Lodz University of Technology for talented students, but also for ambitious and enthusiastic academics.
The 13th edition of the SONATA BIS program turned out to be lucky for Lodz University of Technology. The National Science Centre awarded Dr. Marcin Gębski from the Photonics Team of the Institute of Physics more than 3.7 million PLN in funding for the implementation of the project: Semiconductor surface-emitting lasers with subwavelength grating mirrors MHCG.
The modern world constantly needs new environmental cleanup technologies. Hydrogels, which are being researched in the "Caught in the Net" project by Dawid Bernatowicz, a participant in the 2nd edition of the E2Top program for talented students, can be such a tool.
Sheep or bull? The question may seem peculiar in relation to a student's research in Automatic Control and Robotics. But not when we add that it's about the shape of bicycle handlebars. Their aerodynamics are tested in the E2TOP program by Kornel Zawadzki, a cycling enthusiast.
Wiktor Barańczyk is participating in the E2Top program for the second time. He is studying computer science. He is passionate about artificial intelligence, especially computer vision, which focuses on understanding and analyzing images. He likes computer games and sudoku.
We invite students of Lodz University of Technology to take advantage of the new learning opportunities for the summer semester 2023/2024, prepared by the universities associated in the European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU).