…Campus.   To arrange a psychological teleconsultation or a direct meeting with a psychologist, please call: 885 561 408.   Help is available all days of the week from 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m., including Saturday 10 May and Sunday 11 May during the same hours. In special situations, any employee or student of the University of Warsaw may report directly to the Clinic 24 hours a day, where, after consultation by the doctor on duty, a decision will be…

…iation (AZS), and many more, awaited candidates. The event featured a number of meetings with authorities of the University and faculties, as well as additional attractions such as an England-related themed game, “Economic Taboo”, field games, demonstration lessons, medical simulations, a tour of the Campus, chess, rowing ergometer, reflex tests and futsal. The event was also attended by representatives of the DKMS Foundation, at whose stand it wa…

…the University of Warsaw. Among the highest ranked (in the 101–150 range) are: archaeology, history, modern languages and law. University of Warsaw in QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025: archaeology (101–150); history (101–150); law (101–150); modern languages (101–150); geography (151–200); linguistics (151–200); mathematics (151–200); philosophy (151–200); physics and astronomy (151–200); psychology (151–200); sociology (151–200); com…

…e generalised hydrodynamics equations is the range of applicability. The Navier-Stokes equations hold for most liquids, whereas the generalised hydrodynamics equations apply only to integrable systems. – In our study, we have taken into account the influence of additional interactions between particles that break the integrability. If they are sufficiently weak, the dynamics of the system can still be described by the generalised hydrodynamics equ…

…event emergency situations. Among them is the launch of an emergency phone number and a website related to safety.   “The safety of the academic community is a priority for us. Nowadays, responsible and effective organisation of emergency response procedures is a necessity. That is why, together with the academic community, we have initiated the launch of a new emergency phone number to ensure quick contact in case of emergencies and a new website…

…a systematic increase in concrete and asphalt directly reduces the number of fledglings leaving nest boxes,” explains Prof. Marta Szulkin.   Pioneering Research in Central and Eastern Europe Prof. Szulkin highlights that this is one of the first large-scale studies of its kind conducted in Central and Eastern European cities.   “Although we analyzed five years of data for this publication, our research is the culmination of a decade of work in Po…

…he international arena. Roman Kapuscinski – an expert in management dealing with, among others, issues related to supply chain management; he completed his doctoral studies in the field of production and operational systems, and obtained his master’s degree in industrial administration at Carnegie Mellon University. Six papers that he wrote with his students have been finalists or winners in various research paper competitions. He has received the…

…tellite should be versatile and lightweight so that it can observe a wide range of radio frequencies, but simultaneously it should not be too expensive to send it into orbit.   – Here, atom-based receivers are very promising, as they are able to detect a lot of different frequencies with a single device – a feat that no conventional antenna is capable of. These receivers employ Rydberg atoms – enlarged atoms specially prepared using lasers, which…

…ct “Botanic Garden of Diversity – a project to preserve regional diversity in the heart of a big city” as part of the regional programme European Funds for Mazovia 2021–2027. On 12th February, the agreement was signed by Prof. Ewa Krogulec, the UW Vice-Rector for Development, Prof. Marcin Zych, the Director of the University of Warsaw Botanic Garden, Anna Brzezińska, Member of the Board of the Mazovian Voivodeship, and Katarzyna Łęgiewicz, Council…

…n.   Under the signed document, the parties commit to a number of joint activities, including the creation of the “Polish Group for Robotic Surgery, Artificial Intelligence and Telemedicine”. The aim of the collaboration is to create a Register of Robotic Procedures and to conduct multidisciplinary research work on new treatment methods using modern technologies.   The parties have also agreed to carry out retrospective and prospective studies on…