We would like to invite you to the 2nd Activity Days at our Faculty, which will take place on October 24, 2023. During the event, you will have the opportunity to meet members of our Faculty's research clubs student organizations from WUST.

During the academic year, she pursues a career as a DJ... and a student of applied computer science.. During the summer holidays, she sails and teaches the discipline to young people. Izabela Kalenik is our guest in the #JestemzPWr #JestemzWIT series

The question of what should an engineer be like, encouragement to look for and develop passions, as well as a story about the influence of the IT industry on the Polish language are the main topics addressed during the inauguration ceremony.

Scientists from our Faculty are working on the Polish version of ChatGPT. It will be trained with material in Polish and data related to the Polish socio-cultural context. The first test version is to be published in the first half of next year.

Prof. Ngoc Thanh Nguyen was elected to serve for the second term on the Council for Scientific Excellence. He received the greatest number of votes in the discipline of information and communication technology. Congratulations!

During the official inauguration of the academic year, our researchers were traditionally awarded Medals of the National Education Commission AND the rector's special Docendo Discimus awards.

The final renovation of the Film Discussion Club room, interdisciplinary eye-tracking workshops and the design-phase works on the bicycle centre at Wrocław University of Science and Technology – the awarded ideas in the Polytechnica Nova competition.

Małgorzata Sielska and Natalia Nadolna, who are studying applied computer science, and Julia Różycka, who is studying trusted artificial intelligence systems, are among 25 young women from Poland honoured in the New Technologies for Girls program.

48 people on the main list and 38 on the 2022 list - these are the results of researchers from the Wroclaw Tech in the latest edition of the prestigious ranking of the world's most influential people in science.

Developing a tool to facilitate searching for court decisions is the main objective of the JuDDGES project, which involves researchers from Wrocław University of Science and Technology and two universities from France and the UK.