FUJI – a mobile application designed to streamline learning Japanese language learning through interactive character-writing practice and intelligent spaced repetitions, and other tools for supporting daily learning, won second place in the team project category of the CreatiWITy 2026 (...)

Dr. Marek Kopel, a researcher from the Department of Applied Computer Science, won an auction organised by Academic Radio LUZ for The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity. As a result, he got the chance to co-host the Audiostarter program. He talked about his favourite sounds and his musical (...)

KISS IT PWr is the first edition of an IT conference organised by students from our Faculty's Student Council. The conference is a response to the demand for such events not only among their peers, but also in the IT job market. The conference took place on 17th March and is intended to be (...)

A wide range of innovative projects were on display during the spring edition of Student Activity Days. Nearly 80 research clubs, student organisations and cultural groups presented their ideas in the popular “Serowiec” building. Research clubs from our Faculty were also among the participants.

Prof. Arkadiusz Wójs, the rector of Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Prof. Tomasz Kajdanowicz from our Faculty, and Prof. Tomasz Ossowicz, affiliated with the Faculty of Architecture, have been appointed by the city president to the Committee Monitoring the Wrocław 2050 Development (...)

Action Figures of Transformers, 3D printing, and artificial intelligence – this is the story of our graduate, Mateusz Torski, whose unusual passion became the inspiration for writing his master's thesis and creating his own robot. Mateusz is our next protagonist in the next character in the (...)

Wiktoria Mróz, a Systems Engineering graduate, designed an application that analyses body posture in real time. The tool helps users maintain a correct sitting position at the computer, encourages posture correction, and promotes short stretching exercises. The project took second place in this (...)

The first quiet zones for students, doctoral students, and employees are already open at WUST. The two quiet rooms are the result of the #sPokójPWr project, which won the Polytechnica Nova competition. Another place for regeneration and concentration will be open soon.

The National Science Centre announced the results of the prestigious Sonata Bis 15 competition. One of the grants went to Prof. Róża Goścień from the Department of Computer Systems and Networks. She is in a group of three researchers from our university. This is the second best result among all (...)

Just hum the melody to turn it into sheet music. VocalizeR, an application developed by graduates of Applied Computer Science, transforms the user's voice into an editable MIDI sound file. The project was awarded in this year's CreatiWITy edition, in the team project category.