Transport & Mobility research team operating at the Lodz University of Technology under the umbrella of ECIU (European Consortium of Innovative Universities), coordinated by Dr. Eng. Barbara GALIŃSKA from the Faculty of Organization and Management, consisting of 11 members, invites researchers interested in the following areas:
Professor Piotr Sankowski of the University of Warsaw, an accomplished computer scientist and winner of prestigious ERC grants, was one of the featured guests during the Science and Project Day, one of the events of the Research Week. In an interview with Życie Uczelni, he talked about the research on artificial intelligence conducted at IDEAS NCBR, of which he is President, and the importance of promoting and communicating research outputs.
The Faculty of Organization and Management (OiZ), in its capacity as a partner in the project Industry Skills Center for Logistics in Grodzisk Mazowiecki, will be involved in an endeavor, whose budget is 12 million złoty, intended to introduce a new institution into the ecosystem of education. Its official launch is scheduled for January 2025.
Enthusiasm, commitment, curiosity, and hard work - these are the traits that the E2TOP participants, high-achieving TUL students, have in common. All of them completed a research project under the guidance of a research mentor.
Written by dr Agnieszka Garcarek-Sikorska, Media and Communications Office
Lodz University of Technology students are the second largest group of participants in the micromodules and challenges offered by the ECIU consortium of universities, according to ECIU data. Maciej Szulczewski, a Mechanical Engineering student at IFE, is one of ECIU's ambassadors.
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.
At an age when many would only think about a well-earned rest and relaxation, dr Stanisław Pruś opted for a radically different path, one that is anything but ordinary, and one that would certainly frighten many younger and aspiring researchers. After decades of work in the industry, he decided to return to the world of academia to test his hypotheses and theories that he had formed over many years of working with dyes.
Written by prof. Piotr Kulpiński, dr inż. Edyta Matyjas-Zgondek, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Informatics and Chemistry of Polymer Materials
Every year, a number doctoral degrees are awarded at Lodz University of Technology: during a solemn ceremony researchers are presented with their doctoral diplomas. I am talking to Stanisław Pruś, who defended his doctoral dissertation in February. What makes him stand out among the group of newly promoted doctoral degree recipients are the years he has lived. He returned to research work while already retired. May this article serve as an inspiration to all who wish to pursue their scholarly interests, regardless of age or employment status.
Interviewed by Ewa Chojnacka, editor-in-chief
SCImago Institutions Rankings (SIR) is a classification which considers five different sectors, among them universities and research institutions. In this year's edition, Lodz University of Technology has advanced and has been ranked in top position among Polish universities in several categories.
Lektor High-Tech conference is an annual event for school teachers and university instructors of foreign languages. This year’s edition will be centered around harnessing the power of artificial intelligence combined with limitless creativity and tried and tested methods of conventional and online foreign language education.
Written by mgr Magdalena Gałaj, Language Center