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Łukasiewicz – GIT has established a modern laboratory for researching the oxidation of materials at high temperatures in a water vapour atmosphere, which will significantly contribute to a better understanding of the processes that determine the durability of materials in the energy and aviation industries.

R. Swadźba, PhD, DSc presented a paper on high-temperature coatings for TiAl alloys and nickel-based superalloys, their properties and industrial applications.

During the meeting, project partners and invited stakeholders presented research results, progress in testing, and conclusions from the project's activities to date.

Third-year students from the Faculty of Metals Engineering and Industrial Computer Science at AGH University of Science and Technology visited the Łukasiewicz – GIT laboratories as part of the Social Responsibility of Science programme.

In 2025, Hanna Purzyńska, DEng, completed a one-month research internship as part of the prestigious KMM-VIN – Multi-functional Materials Network program at the Università Politecnica delle Marche – Faculty of Engineering in Ancona, Italy.

During the Green Steel Strategies 2025 conference, experts from Łukasiewicz – GIT discussed the future of steelmaking in the context of decarbonization, technological innovation, and the development of the green steel market.

The aim of the MITHRIL project is to develop coatings with suitable mechanical properties that are durable and easy to implement in industry.

Representatives of Łukasiewicz – GIT presented the results of research on biomass in the sintering process of iron ore at the ESTEP 2025 Conference.

Łukasiewicz – GIT has launched a modern research station enabling precise analysis of trace and ultra-trace elements in materials used in the aviation, automotive, energy, and medical industries.

From October 15 to 17, 2025, the 33rd edition of the Scientific and Technical Conference PEMINE.