Science and research

For over 10 years now, at the TUL's Institute of Electronics research projects and development of electronic personal navigation systems for the blind and visually impaired have been carried out.

Scientists at Lodz University of Technology are starting MATURO 3D research on groundbreaking solutions for urology. The main objective of the project is to develop new materials for reconstructive treatment of urethral defects in children and adults

The quality of air and the level of its pollution are both linked both to natural emission sources as well as those related to human activity.

Students from Lodz University of Technology have developed an innovative system enabling safe interaction with spiders. The innovation uses a lightweight robotic arm controlled by hand movements to be used in the therapy of the fear of spiders - arachnophobia.

As a result of a joint effort of scientists from Lodz University of Technology and the Medical University of Lodz, intensive work on the construction of a bioreactor for continuous stem cell bioprocessing has been underway for over a year.

The media's attention has been captured by the latest news from Geneva where the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has pronounced the work on the report on the concept of a new accelerator of elementary particles, LHC's successor, completed.

At our laboratory in the Institute of Polymer and Dye Technology, TUL, research is conducted on predicting and, at the same time, calculating, the life time of a broad range of materials from packaging to tyres, windows, even concrete.

Many occupational groups such as law enforcement, military, and border security forces, due to the nature of the job, are at risk of being hit by a projectile, which could cause behind armor blunt trauma or bodily injury due to the rapid deformation of body armor.

Grab my hand and I'll take you on a journey into the future. You'll see a world that no one has touched yet. Or we could create it together... We'll design it so it is entirely consistent with the laws of nature. Sounds complicated? Let’s give it a try!

Prestressed structures with composite tendons are no longer a scientist's dream but rather a reality of global civil engineering.