A team of researchers from Wrocław University of Science and Technology, France, Slovakia, and Taiwan has transformed an initially undesirable property of a clinical-stage anticancer compound, its sensitivity to light, into a potential therapeutic advantage.

Researchers from Wrocław Tech and Genentech have found a way to prevent a dying cell from breaking apart. They used pores that form in the cell membrane. These pores allow compounds that inhibit pyroptosis—a rapid, inflammatory form of cell death—to enter the cell. The findings have just been (...)

Wrocław University of Science and Technology has once again been ranked the best Polish technical university in the Nature Index Research Leaders. The university performs particularly well in physical sciences and chemistry, where it holds first place among Polish technical universities.

Małgorzata Mielczarek from the Wrocław University of Science and Technology (Wrocław Tech) Doctoral School will head to Stanford University. There, she will conduct research on new technologies for seawater electrolysis to produce green hydrogen. This opportunity is made possible by the (...)