As part of the LIDER program, a groundbreaking system for diagnosing knee joint ligaments will be developed, which will significantly streamline the diagnostic process. Thanks to the highest precision of measurements, meeting the expectations of specialists, and complete non-invasiveness for the patient, this system will contribute to improving patients' quality of life and increase the effectiveness of treating knee ligament injuries.

Written by Katarzyna Piasecka, PhD, Institute of Machine Tools and Production Engineering

More and more people are recognizing the importance of caring for our environment in various aspects of daily life. Protecting the ecosystem involves not only waste segregation or using recyclable packaging but also avoiding food waste and supporting sustainable development. Therefore, the goal of this project is to develop the composition of a mixture and a method for producing edible, biodegradable disposable tableware from plant-based waste materials with health-promoting properties.

Written by Joanna Grzelczyk, PhD,  Institute of Food Technology and Analysis

The goal of the planned research and development project, conducted as part of the LIDER program, is to develop modern modules for high-frequency switch-mode power supplies characterized by high energy conversion efficiency and reduced size.

Written by Rafał Kasikowski, PhD, Institute of Electronics

Students from the GUST Student Research Club at Lodz University of Technology participated in the international Sustainable Innovation Challenge (SIC) organized by École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland. The event combined a scientific conference with an international competition.

Forty-two teams from 15 universities across seven European countries took part in the preliminary rounds. Twelve teams, including GUST from Lodz University of Technology, advanced to the finals.

Written by Gabriela Widerska, GUST

His Magnificence, the Rector of Lodz University of Technology, Professor Krzysztof Jóźwik, invites participation in the annual competitions aimed at stimulating research activity and promoting outstanding scientific achievements.

Research Support Centre, the Lodz University of Technology (TUL), is launching a call for application to the 1st Edition of the ECIU UNIVERSITY Research Mobility FUND for academic teachers and PhD students of the Lodz University of Technology under the NAWA Programme "Support for European Universities" in the project entitled: "Academic Partnership of TUL& ECIU - A New Dimension of Excellence and Collaboration".

Since January 2025, employees from the Faculty of Organization and Management have been participating in the implementation of the project titled "Sustainability Transformation: Research and Innovation Network for Quality Information, Better Sustainability Reporting Practices and Business Resilience (STAR)". The co-financing was obtained under the HORIZON TMA MSCA Staff Exchanges program and amounts to €1,085,600 (of which €100,050 was allocated to our university as a consortium partner).

Written by Assoc. Prof. Andrzej Marcinkowski, Institute of Marketing and Sustainable Development

Lodz University of Technology and Rohlig SUUS Logistics, a leading Polish logistics operator in Central Europe and Central Asia, have signed a letter of intent, initiating strategic cooperation in research, education, and innovation. This document serves as the foundation for future joint projects and initiatives.

Written by mgr Justyna Lenart, University Office for Development

Please find attached the announcement of the Vice-Rector for Student Affairs of Lodz University of Technology on medical examinations of candidates for studies and students of Lodz University of Technology.

A shipbuilding-related project run by an international consortium involving Lodz University of Technology has won the JEC World Innovations Awards. Since their inception in 1998, the awards have been a symbol of innovation and excellence in the field of composite materials.