
Łukasiewicz – ITECH and the Polish Economic Institute (PIE) have signed a cooperation agreement.
Published: 09.09.2026
We are pleased to announce the signing of a letter of intent for cooperation between our institute, Łukasiewicz – ITECH, and the Polish Economic Institute (PIE). The agreement, signed on 3 September, formally confirms a relationship that has been steadily developed over the past several months.
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Strengthening the Asia Programme: professor Adam Burakowski, PhD, former Ambassador of Poland to India, joins Łukasiewicz – ITECH as a Non-Resident Fellow
Published: 01.09.2026
Łukasiewicz – ITECH continues to expand its efforts aimed at fostering international cooperation and strengthening the presence of Polish science and technology in global markets. To support the development of the Asia Programme, launched in August 2026, we have invited Adam Burakowski, PhD, DSc, Professor of the Institute of Political Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences, a researcher, diplomat, expert in…
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EUSI Policy Dialogue in Dublin: On the Future of European Security
Published: 01.09.2026
Another edition of the EUSI Policy Dialogue is taking place in Dublin, in connection with the Irish Presidency of the Council of the EU and alongside the Gymnich meeting of EU foreign ministers. Once again, Łukasiewicz – ITECH is co-hosting an expert discussion focused on the key challenges facing European security policy.
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Experts at Lukasiewicz – ITECH on the Future of Nuclear Energy in Poland during the ESA conference
Published: 01.09.2026
Oleg Dietkow, PhD, Joanna Grudowska and Katarzyna Iwińska, PhD from Łukasiewicz – ITECH took part in the 17th European Sociological Association Conference. During the event, they delivered two presentations on the Polish Nuclear Power Programme, examining how experts perceive its implementation as well as the significance of time pressure, security and energy sovereignty.
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July at the Polish Basalt Technologies Cluster
Published: 28.08.2026
June was a month of intensive partnership development and exploration of new project opportunities for the Polish Basalt Technologies Cluster. The Cluster welcomed a new member, M.U.S., initiated discussions with potential business and research partners, and participated in events focused on defence technologies, innovation funding and strengthening Poland’s innovation ecosystem. It also continued to map its members’ needs in the…
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Barriers to patent commercialisation require a multifaceted approach. An expert commentary by M.Sc. Eng. Adam Rosik from the Centre for Security and Defence Innovation at the Lukasiewicz Institute of Technology and Innovation.
Published: 25.08.2026
From the perspective of industrial property commercialisation, the results of the first pilot study regarding the future of patents granted by the Polish Patent Office show that support instruments should consider the specifics of different groups of entities. According to the results of the study carried out with the participation of the Polish Patent Office, SGH and GUS are mentioned…
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