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From 8–12 June 2026, Lodz University of Technology hosted an international Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) implemented within the ECIU network. The entire initiative was coordinated by the team of Sebastian Bakalarczyk, Agnieszka Pietras, and Iwona Staniec. The programmes “Digital Development Roadmaps” and “Digital Maturity Auditing and Process Optimization” attracted students from universities in Finland, France, Italy, Latvia, Hungary, Germany, Estonia, Lithuania, and Poland, who worked intensively for several days in international teams during a hackathon, tackling real business challenges.

Written by dr inż. Iwona Staniec, dr inż. Agnieszka Pietras, Institute of Management


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Please find attached the announcements from the Vice Rector for Student Affairs at Lodz University of Technology dated May 27, 2026, regarding fees for educational and other services provided in full-time and part-time first- and second-cycle studies, as well as in postgraduate studies and other forms of education at Lodz University of Technology, charged to:


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Zdjęcie Team PŁ . Na górze od lewej : Ł. Wójcik, S. Świderek, M. Morawiec, B. Farski, H. Krokowicz, P. Pietrzak.  Na dole od lewej: M. Wójcik, M. Krasoń , Piotr Pęczek, T. Biela-Jesionowska
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Students of Lodz University of Technology once again proved that passion, determination, and consistent effort lead to outstanding results. The athletics competition, held in Gdańsk from 12 to 14 June 2026, was filled with excitement that will remain with participants for a long time.

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Please find attached the announcement from the Vice Rector for Student Affairs at Lodz University of Technology dated June 8, 2026, on the amount of individual types of benefits for students of Lodz University of Technology  in the winter semester of academic year 2026-27
 

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Colorants accompany us in clothing, cosmetics, and food, but they are rarely associated with extreme living conditions. Meanwhile, some of the most promising pigments are produced by microorganisms that thrive at high temperatures. Thermophiles produce compounds with intense colors, remarkable stability, and potential health benefits—and they may help reduce the industry’s dependence on synthetic, petroleum-based dyes. Could these “heat-loving” microorganisms become the answer to the ecological challenges of modern production? This is the goal pursued by Zuzanna Jachowicz, who, within the E2Top program, studied the carotenoid composition of selected thermophilic microorganisms.