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PRESS OFFICE

Are you looking for an expert in your subject? Do you need a comment on the current activity of the University of Lodz or any other type of substantive assistance? Feel free to contact our PR and media relations specialist – Iwona Ptaszek-Zielińska. Marcin Kowalczyk is an editor and a publisher of the University of Lodz website, while Natalia Naworska is responsible for coordinating all of the university's social media. If the current topics from the life of the Universty of Lodz  haven't reached your mailbox yet, you can find them below in the Press Information section and on the university website.

The Expert List contains the names of the University of Lodz scientists cooperating with the media – divided into topics and specialisations.

The University of Lodz Press Breakfasts is a website devoted to regular meetings of the members of the University of Lodz Press Office and scientists from our University with journalists.  

On the More about the University of Lodz website (in Polish) we publish basic information about the university, its history, authorities, characteristic buildings, as well as about the University of Lodz social media and the university's visual identification system.

CONTACT DETAILS

Iwona Ptaszek-Zielińska, PR and media relations specialist – phone: +48 665 470 478

Marcin Kowalczyk, editor, publisher of the website of the University of Lodz, e-mail address: marcin.kowalczyk@uni.lodz.pl

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THE UNIVERSITY OF LODZ PRESS BREAKFASTS

The University of Lodz Press Breakfasts is a project aiming at establishing and maintaining relations between the media and the university, which was initiated in December 2022. During regular meetings of scientists, doctoral students and students with journalists, the expert knowledge of researchers from the University of Lodz is presented and topics from the life of the university are discussed. 

 

The idea of the series assumes regular meetings (usually once a month) with journalists and presenting interesting topics from the life of the university to them during thematic briefings. However, it is primarily a time for conversation, spontaneous exchange of opinions and sharing ideas, as well as networking.