Innovative Environmental and Radioactivity Measurement Technologies Awarded at the Silesian Innovator 2024 Gala
The Silesian Innovator is a prestigious competition that attracts the attention of the most creative innovators from the region each year. The winners of the 16th edition of the Competition were announced on Friday, November 22nd, during an official gala event at the Gliwice Municipal Theatre. Once again, the attendees were surprised with the creativity and innovation of the submitted projects.
We are proud to announce that researchers from the Silesian University of Technology received as many as three awards in various categories, presenting groundbreaking technological and scientific solutions. One of the projects, awarded with a Górnośląsko-Zagłębiowska Metropolia Chairperson’s Special Award for Innovative Technologies in the Field of Environmental and Radioactivity Measurements, was recognised for solutions developed by a team of dedicated scientists, doctoral students, and students at the SUT’s Institute of Physics.
The Silesian University of Technology has once again proven to be a leader in innovation, significantly contributing to the development of technology and science in Silesia and throughout Poland.
Description of the awarded work.
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