Achievements

Instead of a several pages’ long regular thesis, Wojciech Świtała of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Automatics, Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering is about to demonstrate a robot programmed by him. The robot...[more]

Professor Leszek Magalas is the first Pole in history who has received the Zener Prize – one of the most important and prestigious international awards in the field of materials science. Leszek B. Magalas, professor in materials...[more]

‘The Walking Thread’ walking robot won the RobotSprint category at the ‘Robotic Arena 2017’ International Competition. The robot was designed and developed by AGH UST’s IntegraWalkers Group – part of Integra AGH UST...[more]

Wojciech Labuda – currently pursuing a degree programme in Mining and Geology at AGH UST’s Faculty of Drilling, Oil and Gas – presented a paper during the ‘Young Professionals’ session of this year’s edition of...[more]

MSc. Aleksandra Szulc, a graduate of the Faculty of Geology, Geophysics and Environmental Protection, received a special award funded by the Minister of Development and Finance. The award was announced as part of the ”Teraz...[more]

MSc. Rafał Stępień – graduate of the Faculty of Metals Engineering and Industrial Computer Science received a distinction at the competiton promoting Polish economy and development „Teraz Polska Promocja i Rozwój” for...[more]

AGH UST will receive over PLN 38m to finance projects aiming at improving the University’s standards of teaching excellence. The grant was awarded to 10 biggest Polish universities through Stream III of the Integrated Academia...[more]

We are happy to announce that AGH UST's Media Centre won first place in the ‘Student Media’ category of  ProJuvenes Awards – a competition recognizing best student initiatives, projects and organisations. Both the jury...[more]

A project developed by Coal & Clay – student society of the Faculty of Energy and Fuels - won first place in the interdisciplinary category of the poster session contest which accompanied the 3rd National Convention of...[more]

Prometheus – the supercomputer housed at AGH UST Academic Computer Centre Cyfronet has once again made it to the TOP500 list of the world’s fastest supercomputers, taking 77th. place. The latest edition of TOP500 was...[more]