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Quantum tunneling is one of the hallmark effects predicted by quantum physics. It consists in a particle passing through a barrier that, in classical terms, is too high in energy to be crossed.

This year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Mary E. Brunkow and Fred Ramsdell from the United States, and Shimon Sakaguchi from Japan.

Maria Małecka, an architecture graduate from Lodz University of Technology, defended her outstanding thesis titled "Synesthesia of Architecture - Art Center with an Electronic Music Club in Lodz". The project's core idea is to create a multifunctional space that can be experienced through various senses.

3…, 2…, 1… – lift-off! Ahead of us is a historic day: Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski, PhD is embarking on the scientific and technological mission Ax-4 to the International Space Station (ISS).

Solid catalysts, often nanoscale materials, are at the heart of many technologies. Due to their unique structure, they play a crucial role in accelerating chemical reactions, which is essential in industrial processes such as fuel production, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and environmental protection.

The rectors of Lodz University of Technology and the Medical University of Lodz have awarded for the third time a joint prize for the best scientific publication. The laureates of this distinction are the authors of the article "Lipid Profile in Children Born Small for Gestational Age", including: Dr. Justyna Zamojska (MUL), Dr. Katarzyna Niewiadomska-Jarosik (MUL), Dr. Beata Kierzkowska (MUL), Dr. Marta Gruca (MUL), Assoc. Prof. Agnieszka Wosiak, Ph.D. (TUL), Prof. Elżbieta Smolewska, Ph.D. (MUL).

The premise of the Race to Zero for Universities and Colleges project is to inspire higher education institutions to act on college campuses' climate initiatives and create innovative climate solutions.

20 interesting topics, 20 creative research clubs, 20 inspiring scientists in 20 films. This is how you can briefly describe the series of popular science films "Catch Science" in which we prove that research conducted at Lodz University of Technology really changes the world.

Circular economy is a concept that has been gaining popularity recently. But what does it really mean and what new elements does it bring to the pool of slogans and phrases related to environmental protection?

Polish Science Day is a good opportunity to talk to Prof. Lukasz Albrecht - a chemist and Vice-Rector for Science. From the perspective of a researcher and representative of the authorities of Lodz University of Technology he says: we should remember that the term "Polish science" is a kind of abbreviation. There is, of course, science conducted in Poland and by Polish researchers, but we are part of global science. This gives incredible opportunities, but it is also a huge challenge, because our discoveries, solutions and achievements are verified globally.