The next Information and Communication Technology discipline seminar already took place. The topic was the construction of quantum computer infrastructure based on ion trap technology.

The WITing Team – consisting of the dean of our Faculty, our researchers and students – took part in the dragon boat race during the Odra River Cup 2025.

Our student Adam Broszkiewicz won the first place in the 26th National English Language Games for Technical Universities.

Quantum Day, a popular science session dedicated to quantum computers and technologies, took place as part of the second day of the event celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Wrocław Centre for Networking and Supercomputing at WUST.

There is now an English version of the ToPWR mobile application developed by our Strategic Student Research Club Solvro. The application is designed to help students find their way around the university.

The first quantum computer in Poland, which uses superconducting qubit technology at low temperatures, has been launched at WUST. The five-qubit machine named „Odra 5” was developed and delivered by IQM Quantum Computers.

An outstanding achievement by our student during the Polish Academic Championships in classic powerlifting. Nina Bartl won gold medal in the under 84 kg category.

Wrocław Academic Centre has announced the winners of the latest edition of the Student Activity Fund. As many as 11 grants will go to students from Wrocław University of Science and Technology, who will thus carry out the greatest number of projects.

The Doctoral School is presently accepting applications. And we encourage you to learn about the history of the doctoral students from our university. Among them is Dominika Kunc, from the Department of Artificial Intelligence.

Lightweight foldable rescue stretchers, energy-efficient systems for transporting toursits with injuries, or AI tools supporting dispatchers – these are just some of the projects for the Karkonosze GOPR Mountain Rescue Group.