From May 26–30, 2025, the first edition of Erasmus+ International Staff Week took place at Poznan University of Technology. The event brought together 15 staff members from partner universities across nine countries: the Czech Republic, Finland, Greece, Lithuania, Germany, Portugal, Slovakia, the United States, and Hungary.

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The Academic Senate of Poznan University of Technology, after reviewing the opinions of the Senates of Lublin University of Technology, Kielce University of Technology, and Warsaw University of Technology, conferred the title of Doctor Honoris Causa of PUT on Professor Jerzy Andrzej Sładek.

Professor Sładek, a leading expert in coordinate metrology in the field of mechanical engineering, became the 47th person to receive this prestigious title in the university’s over 100-year history.

We are pleased to announce another great achievement by our students. This time, in the regional stage of the Huawei ICT Competition 2024–2025, we had the largest number of award-winning participants from a single country and a single university in Europe. No other European university came close to matching our performance in terms of quality.

A total of 30 students from various programmes (primarily Telecommunications, but also Artificial Intelligence and Civil Engineering) were among the winners.

Four projects from Poznan University of Technology (PUT) have been selected for funding under the SONATA call organized by the National Science Centre:

Due to the need to modernize the artificial turf hockey field, the project is being carried out under the 2024 edition of the Ministry of Sport and Tourism’s "Investments of Special Importance for Sport" program. The plan includes the modernization of the “water pitch” and surrounding infrastructure.

The National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) has announced the results of the SPINAKER Program (2024 edition), with Poznan University of Technology (PUT) among the beneficiaries.

The SPINAKER Program enables the creation of new or the adaptation of existing Intensive International Education Programs (IMPKs), such as summer or winter schools, specialist courses, training sessions, study visits, or the engagement of professors from abroad. Activities can be conducted in on-site, online, or hybrid formats.

The National Science Centre (NCN) has announced the results of the 9th edition of the MINIATURA competition, which funds preliminary research, queries, or scientific trips lasting up to 12 months.

Among the 54 laureates, two researchers from Poznan University of Technology have been awarded:

Assoc. Prof. Katarzyna Ratajczak from the Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Energy

This year’s edition of the international competition — held under the patronage of leading European initiatives promoting innovation and the development of rail transport (ERRAC PAG, EURNEX, and Europe’s Rail) — aimed to recognize outstanding academic achievements in the field of railways and to help young researchers gain access to the specialized railway sector environment.

A team led by Prof. Piotr Oleśkowicz-Popiel has been selected to participate in the prestigious PRIME program – the Science Commercialization Support Program, run by the Foundation for Polish Science (FNP) in collaboration with the British consulting firm Oxentia.