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University of Łódź

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www.uni.lodz.pl/Łódź, Poland
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About

University of Lodz is one of the largest and most renowned research universities in Poland. Founded in 1945, it serves as a key academic, scientific, and cultural center in the heart of the country. For decades, the university has educated generations of leaders, innovators, scientists, and experts across diverse fields of knowledge, blending rich academic tradition with a modern approach to education, technology, and socio-economic challenges.

Science, Innovation, and Community

The mission of the University of Lodz is to conduct high-quality scientific research and share knowledge in an open, engaged way that responds to the demands of a rapidly changing world. Home to tens of thousands of students, doctoral candidates, and academic professionals, UL fosters a multicultural, open community built on core values of truth, freedom of expression, respect, and collaboration.

The university comprises 12 faculties offering a broad spectrum of study programs—ranging from the humanities, social sciences, and law, to economics and management, as well as exact, natural, and technical sciences. This diverse academic profile makes the University of Lodz a vibrant hub for interdisciplinary dialogue and pioneering research initiatives.

Open to the World and Business

The University of Lodz actively participates in global academic life. As a member of prestigious international networks (including the UNIC European University alliance), alongside extensive Erasmus+ partnerships and bilateral agreements, the university offers students and researchers opportunities for global exchange and collaboration. Lodz is also one of Poland’s top destinations for international students.

Collaboration with the business and social environment forms another vital pillar of the university's activities. UL partners with hundreds of enterprises, non-governmental organizations, and public institutions. The university strongly emphasizes knowledge transfer to industry, commercialization of research outcomes, and the creation of innovations that drive regional and national development.

Living Lab Initiatives at the University of Lodz

In line with global trends in open innovation and the knowledge-based economy, the University of Lodz actively develops and operates Living Lab initiatives. By connecting the research potential of our faculties with business partners, local authorities, and the community, we provide the infrastructure and expert guidance needed to drive complex innovation projects forward.

Living Lab activities at the University of Lodz focus on key contemporary challenges:

  • Smart Cities & Social Innovation: Co-creating and evaluating public services, green transition solutions, and urban spaces.

  • Modern Technologies & Digitalization: Testing applications, digital tools, and AI-driven solutions for usability (UX/UI) and real-world social impact.

  • Sustainability & Ecology: Developing ecological innovations and circular economy models.

  • Health & Well-being: Designing and assessing solutions aimed at improving physical and mental well-being across diverse demographics.

Why Partner With Us?

As a Living Lab partner, the University of Lodz offers comprehensive research facilities, interdisciplinary expertise from top academic staff, and direct access to diverse user groups. Combining academic rigor with an agile, practical approach to testing and validating innovations, the university is an ideal environment for turning new ideas into market-ready solutions.

We invite companies, entrepreneurs, public institutions, and startups to partner with us!

Areas of activity

Services

Education

Life sciences & Health

Care & health servicesClinical research, trials

Additional information

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724 000 32 43

Representatives

PhD Researcher & Living Lab Facilitator

University of Łódź

Marketplace (1)

  • Project cooperation

    Beyond passive support: a human - centred Living Lab approach to self-creation.

    Seeking partners to develop a Human- Centred Living Lab for parents of children with autism and explore its potential for other groups facing boundary situations, with a focus on lived experience, co-creation, agency and self-creation.

    • Services
    • Strategic Partnership
    • Life sciences & Health
    • Completing the consortia
    • Dissemination project results
    Author

    PhD Researcher & Living Lab Facilitator at University of Łódź

    Łódź, Poland