We kicked off the new academic year with a seminar led by Prof. Michał Strzelecki, entitled "What Do Institute Staff Do in the Summer? On a Conference and a Korean Project." 🌏🔬

From September 23-25, 2026, the next edition of the Radiocommunication and Teleinformatics Conference (KRiT) was held at Wrocław University of Science and Technology. The event was dedicated to the latest developments in radiocommunication, telecommunications, and ICT networks. The Institute of Electronics was very well represented at this year’s KRiT.

We are delighted to announce that M.Sc. Eng. Jakub Precht, a PhD student at our Institute, received the Best Paper Presentation Award in the Image Processing II session at the Signal Processing: Algorithms, Architectures, Arrangements, and Applications (SPA 2026) conference in Poznań. 🎓👏

At the International Defence Industry Exhibition MSPO 2026 in Kielce, representatives of Lodz University of Technology presented research findings and innovative technologies developed at the university. 🎯🔬

Today, the official opening of the photography exhibition by our colleague, Dr Aleksandra Królak, took place.

In their latest publication in IEEE Access, Sebastian Górecki, Prof. Sławomir Hausman, and Prof. Piotr Korbel from the Institute of Electronics at Lodz University of Technology, together with Prof. James Brusey from Coventry University, demonstrate how smart sensors and data analysis can be used to monitor beehives.

From September 16-18, 2026, the 29th edition of the Signal Processing: Algorithms, Architectures, Arrangements, and Applications (SPA 2026) conference was held at Poznan University of Technology. The event was an international scientific and technical meeting dedicated to the broad field of signal processing.

"Four Seasons, One Garden" - join us for a photography exhibition by our colleague Ola Królak.

Wrocław University of Science and Technology invites nominations for the Stanisław Lem European Research Prize, an award recognizing young researchers for outstanding scientific and engineering achievements with the potential to positively impact the future of civilization.

The latest publication by PhD student Sebastian Górecki, who is conducting his research under the supervision of Prof. Sławomir Hausman and Prof. Piotr Korbel, focuses on the design of energy-efficient AIoT devices that combine IoT sensors with local data processing and TinyML models.