Students from the Skierniewice Secondary School "Mechanics" painted a street-art style mural promoting learning, at one of the buildings of the TUL's Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.
Written by Ewa Chojnacka, editor-in-chief
Students from the Skierniewice Secondary School "Mechanics" painted a street-art style mural promoting learning, at one of the buildings of the TUL's Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.
Written by Ewa Chojnacka, editor-in-chief
Pleae gind attatched the Announcement of the Vice-Rector for Student Affairs of Lodz University of Technology dated May 30, 2023 on unification of specimens of documents used in the graduation procedure of first- and second-cycle studies at Lodz University of Technology
Lodz University of Technology, as an active member of the European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU), invites all interested individuals, in particular the research and teaching staff of TUL (academic teachers and doctoral students) to a workshop dedicated to the research activities of ECIU, i.e. a wide range of scientific research and the new opportunities accompanying TUL's membership in this consortium (e.g. the possibility of participating in international grants).
The open meeting between Rector Professor Krzysztof Jóźwik and the academic community of the university was used to share important information and answer questions from those in attendance.
Written by Ewa Chojnacka, edito-in-chief
- One of the elements of education is to popularize the acquired knowledge using social media. I mainly focus on young audiences, I want to inspire them to self-development and perhaps a future scientific career - says Weronika Majchrzak, a doctoral student in the Department of Environmental Biotechnology at the Faculty of Biotechnology and Food Sciences, who brews beer herself and uses social media to educate others. In the interview, she talks about her scientific passions and how activities in the Kollaps Scientific Circle have influenced her personal and professional development.
Some memories stay with you for a very long time, if not actually for a lifetime. As for us, the choristers of the Academic Choir of TUL, we shall forever remember the evening of May 10, 2023. It was on this day that the music and dance show Awakening, directed by Adam Kupaj, premiered during the Routes Europe 2023 conference.
Written by Beata Rurarz, Aleksandra Kostrzewa, Academic Choir of Lodz University of Technology
Flex is another company with a presence in the Business Zone, the new headquarters of the Department of Organization and Management. This time, it was not a lecture hall that was set up, but a computer room. More importantly, Flex has provided the drives not only for the devices in this room, but also for several dozen other computers where high-speed computing capability is required.
Written by Dr. Eng. Marek Sekieta, Faculty of Organization and Management
During the solemn session of the Senate, the rector, Professor Krzysztof Jóźwik, made an address which took stock of the university's achievements over the past year. Speaking of Lodz University of Technology's rising position in the Polish and global higher education landscape, he cited the university's outstanding results in the academic evaluation, innovation triumphs at international invention exhibitions, a number of initiatives undertaken as part of the ECIU consortium, and effective acquisition of funding from international EC research programs.
La Société des Architectes Polonais en France, headquartered in Paris, has awarded its annual award PRIX SARP FR 2023 for the most interesting 2022 engineering degree project addressing architectural issues. Announced a double winner of the competition was inż. Robert Machura, who holds a degree in Architecture awarded by Lodz University of Technology.
Written by Dr. Eng. arch. Aneta Tomczak, Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning
Could you ever imagine that a university of engineering, the bastion of science and creative engineering thought, might actually be overtaken by true artists? Well, if you could not, I encourage you to read the full article.
Written by Gertruda Gwóźdź, Centre of Mathematics and Physics