An article by our student Manfred Gawlas, prepared together with Jakub Lesie from Wrocław University, received the main award in the competition for the best student scientific publication at the prestigious International Astronautical Congress.

Michał Czuba, M.Sc. from the Department of Artificial Intelligence received the Jan Mozrzymas scholarship for outstanding achievements in interdisciplinary research. Congratulations!

Prof. Lech Madeyski deputy head of the Deparment of Applied Computer Science, received a prestigious scientific scholarship in the category of publication activity. Congratulations!

Interdisciplinary Affective Science Laboratory (IASL) from Northeastern University in Boston, led by Prof. Lisa Feldman Barrett, joins the Omino project, implemented in our Faculty.

Over three thousand participants visited five campuses of our university during the latest edition of the Wroc Tech Night. They had a chance to participate in 120 events, along with many attractions and surprises.

Our researchers use AI to help protect endangered Cape (African) penguins. First, it will learn to recognize those living in the Wrocław Zoo. How?

Another 78 students have qualified for the next edition of the “Exceptionally Talented at Wrocław University of Science and Technology” programme. The majority of them are students of our Faculty.

This academic year's first Information and Communication Technology seminar took place on Wednesday, 5th November. The topic was learning algorithms with entropy constraints.

The National Science Centre awarded a Miniatura grant to Dr. Tomasz Szandała from the Department of Computer Engineering. He is one of nine WUST scientists who have received it. Congratulations!

75 student research clubs, organizations, and cultural agencies presented their projects during the autumn edition of the Student Activity Days. Our Faculty's research clubs came with their projects.