
The chance to develop an idea for a technological solution, the opportunity to make and present a prototype of one's own device in front of experts, winning mentors support, facing the challenges resulting from the climate change or proving, that girls can achieve success in science - these are the reasons why secondary school female students from Spain, Italy, Sweden and Poland decided to take part in the ENHANCE Girls in STEM competition. The finalists encourage to participate in future editions of the event.
HE Mr. Cengiz Kamil Firat, Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey to the Republic of Poland, visited the Warsaw University of Technology on 21 June 2022. The main topics raised during the meeting with Prof. Krzysztof Zaremba, Rector of WUT, were the exchange of students and research and teaching staff from both countries as well as opportunities for expanding cooperation to new areas.

The ENHANCE Girls in STEM competition for girls aged 16-19 from Germany, Italy, Spain, Norway, Sweden and Poland has been concluded. The aim of the competition is to encourage girls to study science and technology. The participants were asked to present in the form of short films their ideas on how to solve local environmental problems that may have a global dimension, such as overconsumption of natural resources or climate change.

The Warsaw University of Technology students: Maja Luc, Agnieszka Gados, Rajat Dogra and Tanmay Parshottambhai Engineer, has won together with their teams the ENHANCE Challenge competition organized by the Polytechnic University of Valencia. A total of 6 international student teams were awarded, each of which will receive a cash prize of up to 35,000 EUR and the opportunity to participate in an idea incubation program in the form of a two-day training course at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim or the Polytechnic University of Valencia.

We would like to invite research and didactic employees, doctoral candidates and students of the Warsaw University of Technology to participate in the prestigious competition which aims at promoting exceptional scientific ideas and at connecting the academic and business fields.

Discussing the cooperation of the Warsaw University of Technology (WUT) with the CESAER association, summarizing the activities of CESAER task forces, in which 9. employees of our university are involved, and identifying the main challenges for the coming years - these key topics were raised during the meeting of the Secretary General of the CESAER association, David Bohmert, with the vice-rectors and employees of the Warsaw University of Technology. The visit took place on 31 May 2022.
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