Communicating research output to the public is important to universities. The outcomes of researchers' work should be publicized, which is why we are pleased to be participating in the TVP series " Science in Łódź". Each episode introduces viewers to some interesting developments coming from the laboratories of Lodz University of Technology. According to the creator of the series, Anna Łukasik, featured in the series are projects that spark curiosity, amaze, and shock.
41 laureates of the 14th LIDER scheme have been announced at a gala ceremony in Warsaw, among them dr inż. Zbigniew Tyfa, a researcher at the TUL's Institute of Turbomachinery. He was awarded 1.8 million złoty for Matematyczne wspomaganie przewidywania skutków leczenia tętniaków wewnątrzczaszkowych [Mathematical modelling to predict the outcome of intracranial aneurysm treatment] - a project of which he is the author.
Edited by Ewa Chojnacka
Only one candidate has been proposed nominated by the university community for the office of Rector of Lodz University of Technology in the 2024-2028 term. Professor Krzysztof Jóźwik, who has held the office since September 1, 2020, will seek re-election.
Dear Members of the TUL academic community
The last few weeks saw a number of events which engaged the entire Lodz University of Technology community. One of them, the Research Week, is the one I would like to highlight as there are several reasons for its relevance.
This year's annual call for proposals in the City funding scheme Łódź akademicka – naukowa, kreatywna i wielokulturowa 2024 [Academic Łódź - research-focused, creative, and multicultural 2024] received a record number of 56 submissions.
On the seventh of March, yet again this year, Lodz University of Technology's Performance Hall became the venue for the Czwartkowe Forum Kultury [Thursday Cultural Forum] meeting event. This time, Jakub Garbacz, an organist at the Archcathedral Basilica of Saint Stanisław Kostka in Łódź and also one of Poland's foremost organ virtuosos, was the guest speaker.
Written by Michał Grzelak, Media and Communications Office
Lodz University of Technology (TUL) is looking for candidates to apply for the MSCA PF 2024 grant
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.
As part of the FU2N (Fund for Academic Conference Excellence) program, I will be working on a topic related to collectible toys, conducting research that has not been previously explored in relation to these products.
Written by dr Kamil Lubiński, Institute of Marketing and Sustainable Development