Recent research shows that intensive use of generative AI tools like Chat GPT can lead to decreased cognitive engagement, memory impairment and worsening of writing skills, even though it initially…

We are pleased to announce that a Letter of Intent has been signed to organise a scientific seminar entitled "Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and Creativity – New Challenges for Education and…

The meeting inaugurating a series of lectures organised in cooperation with the Faculty of Geographical Sciences of the University of Lodz was held at the Odyseja Library (Branch No. 40 of the City…

The research project "Dyskurs elit symbolicznych na temat wojny w Ukrainie. Porównanie polsko-niemieckie" [Symbolic Elite Discourse on the War in Ukraine. A Polish-German Comparison], carried out as…

"For a long time now, in the public sphere, in various fields, at least in my opinion, the word 'expert' has meant less and less, and increasingly the voice is being given to people who are promoted…

We encourage you to contribute to the "We Want More: Music / Sociology!" conference, which will focus primarily on sociological reflections on popular music. However, the organisers also invite…

We encourage MA and doctoral students of the University of Lodz to participate in the BIP Cork programme, implemented in cooperation with the Department of Theatre, University College Cork (Ireland),…

Can an image captured at a mass event be disseminated? Henryk Hoser, an attorney, answers this question in the latest episode of the podcast by Dr Marlena Sakowska-Baryła, Associate Professor at the…

Students of Logistics in Business (specialisation: Supply Chain Management) took part in a unique workshop on the use of modern digital platforms to optimise purchasing processes.

Computer games can captivate players for hours, even days. How do developers manage to create a world so close to reality in a completely artificial environment? How do they build a "living" world in…

Twelve teams will receive support for their interdisciplinary research ideas. Find out what scientists and students will be working on – from technological innovations and solutions supporting…

Polish artificial intelligence is constantly evolving. The PLLuM model has been optimised and adapted to new tasks, including administrative ones. The project consortium members include the University…

Many of us will soon begin, or have already begun, our annual itchy battle against mosquitoes. Are there more of them this summer than last? What threats do these tiny insects pose and why can't we…

The Minister of Science and Higher Education approved the document "Polityka otwartego dostępu do danych badawczych finansowanych ze środków publicznych" [Open Access Policy for Publicly Funded…

What do races, almost 60 universities and 16 countries have in common? The University of Lodz! As part of cooperation with UKS Orientus Club – the organiser of the European Academic Orienteering…

Five hefty volumes, nearly 3,400 pages and over a hundred dedicated University of Lodz scholars representing various disciplines: historians, archaeologists, art historians, linguists, sociologists,…

The "Lodz for Everyone – A Walk Down Piotrkowska Street" march, under the auspices of organisations associated with the Lodz Diversity coalition, will take place this Tuesday, 22 July, between 6:00…

We are pleased to invite you to the premiere of the fifth volume of the monograph "Łódź poprzez wieki. Historia miasta" [Lodz Through the Ages. History of the City], which concludes the series.

Dr Michał Kobierecki (Faculty of International and Political Studies) participated in the 21st European Conference for the Sociology of Sport, entitled "Sport and the World in Crisis: Challenges and…

Is it possible that a small lump of amber holds a witness to an era when Europe was a tropical land? What secrets does this small, colourful stone hold? Dr Grzegorz J. Wolski from the Faculty of…

Calling all UniLodz students! Interested in studying abroad without leaving home? The MarburgOnline: VirtualExchange – MO:VE programme is back for the winter semester (October–February), and it's…