Technical Committee on Computational Collective Intelligence, co-chaired by prof. Ngoc Thanh Nguyena, received the "Most Active TCs" award from IEEE SMC 2021.

Prof. Arkadiusz Wójs, WUST rector, signed the "Equality Plan for Wrocław University of Science and Technology for the years 2022-2024". Our university is one of the first in Poland to adopt this type of document.

Six researchers from the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology are listed in a very prestigious TOP 2% ranking of the most influential people of science in the world.

Prof. Tyll Kruger, the founder of the MOCOS Group, which deals with modelling and predicting subsequent COVID-19 waves, was awarded the Lion of Wrocław University of Technology for his work.

Exactly 76 years ago, Kazimierz Idaszewski, professor of the pre-war Lviv Polytechnic, gave the first lecture in Wrocław after the war – it was delivered in Polish for 3rd and 4th year students of the Electrical Department.

Krzysztof Brzostowski, PhD, DSc, professor at WUST, received a Promotion Award in the 26th Siemens Competition for his habilitation thesis entitled: "A series of thematically related publications on signal processing algorithms in stream data fusion"

The wroclaw.pl city portal has once again announced the ranking of 30 creative Wrocław residents who succeed internationally owing to their talents and passions. Among this year's winners there is Wojciech Wodo, PhD.

For his outstanding achievements in both scientific and didactic work, Prof. Tadeusz Więckowski has received the statuette of the Lower Silesian Key to Success for the year 2021 in the 25th edition of this prestigious award. Congratulations!

The fourth wave of coronavirus infections will peak in December, and at that time the daily number of diagnosed cases may reach 40,000. Such forecasts were presented by Prof. Tyll Krüger from the Faculty of Computer Science and Telecommunications.