Nuclear power still raises many doubts, which is why the voice of experts is so important. Andrzej Gąsiorowski, M.Sc., a doctoral student at the Faculty of Chemistry, conducts research aimed at increasing safety of work with ionizing radiation. He is a graduate of Chemical Technology at TUL, he participated in NCN and NCBR projects. He is a scholarship holder of the Polish Society for Radiation Research. He took part in a training and internship trip to Spain in the field of nuclear energy, as well as in technical trips to the nuclear sector in France and Germany.

From October, first-year students at TUL will be able to apply for the new programme E²TOP - Excellence in Engineering Talents in Research with Opportunities Programme. Those qualified will receive additional scientific scholarships.

Lodz University of Technology is starting international cooperation with partners from France, Germany, Sweden and North Macedonia in order to jointly implement a two-year project entitled Building digital competencies of students and teachers in construction related degrees & incrEasing digitAl reaDiness of EU universities. The project coordinator at Lodz University of Technology is Assoc. Prof. Eng. Arch. Anetta Kępczyńska-Walczak from the Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning.

Lodz University of Technology is a partner in a project whose aim is to implement an innovative technology for the production of kombucha, a drink with interesting taste and health-boosting properties.
The project, implemented under the Intelligent Development Operational Programme, has received over 8.5 million PLN in funding. Its leader is Fabryka Lemoniad FL Grupa Sp. z o.o.

Science, education and social responsibility - sustainability is growing in importance in each of these areas. Today's university must not only respond to its objectives, but also create them. Prof. Paweł Strumiłło, Vice-Rector for Development, talks about the challenges facing TUL.

Dear Employees, Doctoral Students and Students of Lodz University of Technology

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I kindly ask you to read the attached opinion of the Conference of Rectors of Academic Schools in Poland.

The Romanian Politehnica University of Timisoara (PUT) awarded (28 May) an honorary doctorate to Professor Jan Awrejcewicz, an outstanding mechanical specialist, head of the Department of Automation, Biomechanics and Mechatronics at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of Lodz University of Technology. This is the seventh honorary title that the Professor has received in his scientific career.

The results of one of the most prestigious and most important world rankings - Global Ranking of Academic Subjects (GRAS) have been published. Once again, Lodz University of Technology has been highly ranked in two disciplines - Mechanical Engineering and Biotechnology

Research conducted by Professor Katarzyna Pernal from the Faculty of Technical Physics, Information Technology and Applied Mathematics (FTIMS) is highly regarded by the scientific community. Prof. Pernal was recently invited to write an article in the renowned NRC journal on advances in chemistry and computational physics. She is also nominated for the Heisig Prize known as the 'little Nobel'.