Polymer Engineering — CARBON
Supervisor: dr inż. Aneta Tor-Świątek
The CARBON club, operating within the Department of Polymer Technology and Processing, focuses on developing students’ knowledge and practical skills in polymer engineering. Members take part in research projects, scientific conferences, workshops and training related to polymer processing and materials technologies.
Helicopter Design
Supervisor: dr inż. Tomasz Łusiak
The club cooperates with the Faculty authorities, university units and external partners including PZL Świdnik S.A., the Military University of Aviation, the Air Force Institute of Technology and other institutions in Poland and abroad.
- thematic sections for specialised work,
- modelling and CAD/CAE activities,
- cooperation with academic and industrial partners.
Robotics & Applications of Informatics
Supervisor: dr inż. Jacek Domińczuk
Founded in 2020, the club offers students a practical environment for the development of robotics and industrial informatics competences. Members work with CAD systems, robot programming tools, 3D technologies, PLC controllers, automation kits and industrial robots.
Materials Engineering
Supervisor: dr inż. Leszek Gardyński, prof. uczelni
Operating since 1991, the club involves students from different years and specialisations. Its activity includes research projects, support for diploma work, study visits to research centres and industrial plants, academic events and the promotion of modern materials applications.
Materials Technology (KNTM)
Supervisor: dr hab. inż. Mirosław Szala, prof. uczelni
The club develops interests in materials technology, surface engineering, welding, foundry technologies and structural materials. Members participate in research, publications, conferences, seminars, industry cooperation and projects promoting the University.
More information: www.kntm.pollub.pl
Supervisor: m.szala@pollub.pl
President: weronika.henzler@pollub.edu.pl
FIRST ROBOTS
Supervisor: dr hab. inż. Jakub Gajewski
The club promotes the FIRST idea in the academic environment and supports the development of modern technologies and robotics among students. It also helps participants strengthen teamwork, communication and public speaking skills.
KOMPLAST
Supervisor: dr inż. Łukasz Wójcik
Members develop interests in CAD-based process modelling, finite element simulations of metal forming and analysis of industrial technologies. Students have access to specialised software and laboratory facilities supporting engineering practice.
Contact: l.wojcik@pollub.pl
NX Applications
Supervisor: mgr inż. Kamil Anasiewicz
The club focuses on the “from design to manufacturing” workflow in the NX environment, combining CAD modelling with the preparation of data for CNC manufacturing.
Fundamentals of Production Engineering (KN PIP)
Supervisor: dr inż. Mariusz Kłonica
One of the longest-running clubs at the Faculty, established in 1970. The club has developed together with the Department of Production Engineering and supports the long-term growth of manufacturing competences.
Computer-Aided Design Support (KWPP)
Supervisor: dr inż. Michał Rogala
The goal of the club is to improve the use of modern integrated design systems through practical work in CAD/CAM laboratories, participation in conferences, trade fairs and study visits to industrial plants and design offices.
TSL Transport · Forwarding · Logistics
Supervisors: mgr inż. Gracjana Woźniak-Borawska, dr inż. Konrad Kowalik
- developing knowledge in logistics, transport and entrepreneurship,
- promoting the University and the Faculty,
- supporting internships and cooperation with industry,
- organising workshops, conferences, competitions and study visits.
Biomedical Engineering
Supervisor: dr inż. Piotr Penkała
Founded in 2011, the club focuses primarily on Biomedical Engineering students, while remaining open to other programmes. Members participate in conferences, publications and workshops related to biomedical devices and their design.
Mechatronics Applications (ELMECH)
Supervisor: dr inż. Przemysław Filipek
The club develops practical experience in the design and construction of mechatronic systems, microprocessor control, sensors, actuators, electric drives and measurement systems. Members also take part in technical competitions, projects and study visits.
Meetings: Tuesdays, 14:00–16:00, lab R520g.
Car Enthusiasts
Supervisor: dr inż. Zbigniew Kiernicki
Power Sources
Supervisor: dr inż. Michał Gęca
The club focused on internal combustion engines and automotive power sources is resuming its activity and invites all students interested in modern propulsion systems to join.
Automation
Supervisor: dr inż. Jacek Caban
