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.
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Application for Cytological Specimen Analysis Wins CreatiWITy Competition
Aleksandra Walczybok, a graduate of our Faculty, won this year's edition of the CreatiWITy competition in the engineering thesis category. She developed an application which aids pathomorphologists in the analysis of cytological preparations. Congratulations!
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Our Students in Polish Academic Team
Three students from our Faculty were among the six representatives of Wrocław Tech qualified for the 6th edition of the National Academic Representation project. Owing to the ministerial program, they will be able to combine a sports career with education.
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AI Students Checked Again How Internet Affects Us
Brain rot, clickbait, fake users, political PR bots, online panic, and Reddit as an 'investment advisor' – these are just some of the topics tackled by students of Artificial Intelligence. They presented their posters at this year's Open D.AI event.
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Quiz Instead of Cramming. Our Students Develop Testownik
Quizzes are a pleasant form of entertainment for many people, and thanks to the “Testownik” application, created by students from the Strategic Student Research Club Solvro, they can now also help with learning. Especially before the winter exam session at WUST, which starts on February 5.
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Winners of the CreatiWITy 2026 Competition!
We know the results of this year's edition of the CreatiWITy competition. Aleksandra Walczybok is the author of the best engineering thesis. In the category of team engineering project, the first place went to the authors of the VocalizeR project – Mateusz Dejewski, Michał Kałuski, (...)
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Our Student With Interstudent Award 2026!
Nicola Secci from our Faculty received the main prize in the Interstudent competition organised by the magazine Perspektywy. The chapter awarded him in the category of “Polish diaspora student.” Congratulations!
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McKey, or Marcin Kaczmarek, M.Sc. – Our Scientist and Musician
Marcin Kaczmarek, M.Sc., teaches cybersecurity and also works as a manager and consultant. After work, he becomes an artist known as McKey, a fan of electronic music. Not only does he play, but he also designs and builds his own synthesizers.
Wroclaw Academic Centre announced the winners of the eighth edition of the Student Activity Fund program (FAST). A project proposed by our student research club Neuron is among eight WUST projects which received funding under the FAST program. Congratulations!
Bartłomiej Baut, a student of Cybersecurity from out Faculty, won this year's edition of the National Competition of the Polish Information Technology Society for the best engineering theses and projects in computer science. Congratulations!