News - Zachodniopomorski Uniwersytet Technologiczny w Szczecinie

2.10.2024Another major investment in ZUT dormitory

Another investment worth approximately PLN 10.5 million is about to start in the Amicus student house. Thanks to the funds received by the West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, more than a hundred rooms on 11 floors of this dormitory will have their own bathrooms.

10.07.2024Super-thin polymer coatings to be produced using a novel method by a ZUT researcher

Dr Eng Agata Niemczyk of WIMiM will develop an environmentally friendly and more cost-effective way to obtain them, without the use of solvents, with minimal amounts of raw materials and no hazardous waste.

10.07.2024Innovation comes out of the shadows. Scientists from Szczecin at the 9th Forum for Intelligent Development

Scientists and authorities from Polish universities, entrepreneurs and investors, representatives of government and local administration - almost 200 people met on the 34th floor of the Olivia Star office building in Gdańsk Oliwa on 20 June 2024 to promote sustainable development and innovative solutions for the future of technology and the economy. This is another edition of the FIR with the participation of scientists from ZUT.

8.07.2024Towards more sustainable fisheries - an intense end of June in Brussels

The end of June was a busy time for Low Impact Fishers of Europe (LIFE), an organisation created by and for fishermen to support small-scale fisheries, which make up the majority of the European Union's fishing fleet.

1.07.2024ZUT officially among European Universities

We are proud to announce that the West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin has been accepted as a member of the European Universities!

19.06.2024Upcycling at ZUT

"ZUTylizowani, the great joy of recycling" - this is the slogan of an upcycling campaign initiated by the Regional Centre for Innovation and Technology Transfer at ZUT, in which leftovers from the University's promotional activities were given a second life.