Dear Academic Community,
Friends and Partners of Lodz University of Technology,
On the occasion of the upcoming Easter Holidays I send you my warmest wishes.
Easter is a time full of hope and joy, symbolising rebirth. May the awakening nature bring you energy. which I wish you.
May this Easter be a time of closeness, in health and peace.
Professor Krzysztof Jóźwik
Dear students, Doctoral Candidates, Graduates, Employees and Friends of Lodz University of Technology, Easter is a time of reassurance, joy and hope. A time of rebirth of faith in the power of the Resurrection, but also in the strength of humanity. I wish you that the coming Easter will be a special occasion to strengthen, as well as rebuild, your relationships with your loved ones. I wish you health, serenity, peace and love to fill the conversations around the family table.
Let us offer ourselves and our time to the people we want to tell how important they are to us.
Regulations on benefits for students and doctoral students binding from academic year 2022/23
Students and participants of doctoral studies at Lodz University of Technology may apply for benefits in the form of:
A group of well-regarded scientists, appointed for the Scientific Advice Mechanism of the European Commission, have submitted to the European Commission Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager and Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education Youth Iliana Ivanova a report and an independent opinion on the usefulness of artificial intelligence in science.
Written by Ewa Chojnacka, based on SAPEA resources
A group of renowned scientists, nominated by academies through the European Commission’s Scientific Advice Mechanism, have advised Commissioners on the use of AI in science.
Dr inż. Paulina Gątarek of the Faculty of Chemistry at Lodz University of Technology has been honored by the Committee on Analytical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences, which granted her the award for the best doctoral dissertation in analytical chemistry.
On April 10, the results of the latest edition of the prestigious QS by subject ranking were released. This high-profile, internationally recognized ranking ranks universities within certain subjects of scholarship, providing students and researchers with useful insights. To be included in it is quite a distinction – one that Lodz University of Technology has earned for the second time, this time being classified in four subject areas.
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".
The main lobby of the building of the Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning of TUL hosted the opening of the exhibition 'The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.’ (John 1:5), which is a quote from Bible, from the Gospel of St. John.
Written by dr inż. Joanna Matuszewska, Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning