Faculty of Civil Engineering

This year's Scientists' Night was held under the slogan "Science without borders." Numerous workshops, demonstrations and lectures proved that science has no borders and is accessible to all. Science without borders is also science that applies not only to earth space, but also to space. Many of the events held on October 7, 2023 in Gliwice, Zabrze, Katowice and Rybnik were devoted to the topic of space engineering research.

As every year, the staff and students of the Faculty of Construction prepared extremely interesting demonstrations, workshops and experiments, which were presented in: Center for New Technologies, Education and Convention Center and the Faculty of Construction. The following were built: settlements on the moon, the tallest tower, a historical market and a house. A vacuum confetti cannon, the strength of concrete, colored curves and a sandbox at the roadhouse were tested. Ceramic Christmas decorations, concrete cup pads and arched roofs were made. Participants did not disappoint and the builders' stands were very popular.

Take a look at the photo report from this year's events.

Center for New Technologies, Gliwice. Ceremonial opening of the 18th Researchers' Night of the Silesian University of Technology. Dr. Eng. Krzysztof Tytkowski is the winner of this year's competition "Popularizer of Science of the Silesian University of Technology"! Dr. Ing. Piotr Dudzik receives the award on behalf of the awardee.
Center for New Technologies, Gliwice. Polytechnic mascot POLIŚ and a group of builders of the tallest tower, Anita Pawlak-Jakubowska, Ph.D., Eng. arch. Ewa Terczynska, Dr. Eng. Piotr Dudzik ready for action.
Faculty of Construction, Gliwice. Participants of the workshop "From Colosseum to pots - the history of concrete in a nutshell".
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Gliwice. Dr. Miroslaw Wieczorek, Eng. presents the principles of making good concrete
Faculty of Construction, Gliwice. Participants of the workshop "Ceramic Christmas and decorative products".
Center for New Technologies, Gliwice. Continuous competition to build the tallest tower out of blocks
Little constructors build	Larger builders are building	Or will this tower be the tallest?
Center for New Technologies, Gliwice. Tired of stains on notebooks left by tea cups? Dr. Ing. Malgorzata Golaszewska and Dr. Ing. Jan Pizon have found a solution - make your own concrete cup pad!
Center for New Technologies, Gliwice. The concrete pad is almost ready.
Education and Convention Center, Gliwice. Beavers Fibi and Kobo and workshop participants build a historical marketplace - facades of townhouses are being prepared
Education and Convention Center, Gliwice. Beavers Fibi and Kobo and workshop participants build the historical market - final finishing work - the historical market has been built
Center for New Technologies, Gliwice. Dr. Ing. Piotr Dudzik and Dr. Ing. Anita Pawlak-Jakubowska examine the properties of curves with participants. Which track will be faster for the balls rolling on them?
Center for New Technologies, Gliwice. Dr. Ing. Piotr Dudzik and Dr. Ing. Anita Pawlak-Jakubowska examine the properties of curves with participants. Which track will be faster for the balls rolling on them?
Center for New Technologies, Gliwice. Small constructors prepare the elements of an arched roof.
Center for New Technologies, Gliwice. Girls at the Polytechnic works! A little designer with enthusiasm and dedication models an arched roof element.
Center for New Technologies, Gliwice. Dr. Mateusz Smolana, Eng. presents the problems of space construction