The summer semester of the 2024/2025 academic year was an extremely intense period for the members of the Solvro Science Club—full of growth, prestigious awards, and activities both in the country and abroad. It was not only about new projects and workshops but primarily about people whose efforts were recognized and rewarded at various levels.

Appreciated for Engagement and Achievements

In the past semester, many of our club members were honored for their activities:

• Rector's Award of Wrocław Tech
  Dawid Linek and Wojciech Krzos were recognized for their exceptional commitment to the development of the academic community, building the university's image, and project activity.

• Dean's Award of the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology
  Mateusz Kula received the main award, and Amelia Sroczyńska was recognized for her activity and engagement.
  
  

• Santander Universidades Awards
  Nadia Dańczak, Dawid Linek, and Wojciech Krzos were appreciated for their scientific and organizational activities, as well as their immense energy and willingness to act.
  
  

• Scholarship for Students with Disabilities
  Szymon Kowaliński and Wojciech Krzos received scholarships for their outstanding achievements despite the barriers encountered.
  
  

• Award for the Best Engineering Project in Computer Science in Poland
  Bartek Baut gained nationwide recognition for his engineering project, considered the best by the Polish Information Processing Society.
  
  

• Scholarship from the Own Fund of Wrocław Tech

Thirteen Solvro members were among the beneficiaries of the Rector's Scholarship—one of the most prestigious awards granted to students of Wrocław Tech.

Moreover, the first places on the ranking lists in their fields were taken by: Szymek Kowaliński (Applied Computer Science), Dominika Stefaniak (Management Engineering), and Karolina Nowacka (Medical Informatics).

This is not only a personal success for each of them but also proof that at Solvro, we combine project development with excellent academic results. Scholarships were awarded to:

Anna Magierewicz, Bartosz Gotowski, Dawid Chudzicki, Dawid Linek, Dominika Stefaniak, Ignacy Smoliński, Jakub Buszyński, Jakub Stępkowski, Karolina Nowacka, Mateusz Płaska, Pola Abramowicz, Szymek Kowaliński, and Wiktoria Mróz.

Our Presence on the Global and Sports Stage

• Mateusz Kula represented Wrocław Tech and Poland at the World Orienteering Championships—combining technical skills with top-level physical form!
  
  

• Our members participated in the Unite! international exchange in Graz, where they developed competencies and built inter-university relationships in the European environment.
  
  

Hackathons, Inspiring Events, and AI in Practice

• Our ML section actively supported the PWr Challenge event, where high school students from all over Poland tackled tasks related to artificial intelligence.
  
  

• During the Bard x Google Hackathon, Solvro members took 2nd and 3rd place, demonstrating not only innovative ideas but also the ability to effectively implement them in practice.

The team that took 2nd place included a member of KN Solvro—Oleksii Furman, who co-created the team with Patryk Wielopolski, Filip Stróżik, and Zbigniew Tomanek.

The fully Solvro team won 3rd place: Karolina Nowacka, Dawid Wolkiewicz, Łukasz Lenkiewicz, and Timur Galkin.

• We participated in events such as Ghost Days, Warszawskie Dni Informatyki, and co-organized the WAIT AI Meetup #10, sharing knowledge from the area of ML and future technologies.
  
  

Groundbreaking Projects and Collaborations

• We are developing our flagship ToPWR app, enriching it, among others, with an English version, overseen by Michał Malicki.

• Jointly with the Medical University of Wrocław, under the supervision of Konrad Florczak, we started a research-project collaboration as part of a grant.

• This semester also saw the creation of the official website for the Wrocław Juwenalia 2025, created by our members under the leadership of Pola Abramowicz—combining technology with the atmosphere of a student celebration.
  
  

Meetings that Inspire, Connect, and Above All, Teach

We organized the next editions of SolvroTalks—with both our club members and external experts (including a Product Owner from Intel). This format allows us to share knowledge and continually inspire ourselves with the experiences of others.

This semester is yet more proof that Solvro is not just about projects and code. It's also a cohesive team of passionate people who act, develop, and collectively achieve success—at the university, in Poland, and beyond.

We thank all the members of the Club for their immense dedication and congratulate you on your achievements—we are proud of you!