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Two spots of Welcome Point
On 28th September, on the UW main campus, an apartment-like tent of Welcome Point has been open again for students, doctoral candidates and employees from abroad. On 14th October, WP will also start its operation on another campus in Ochota district.
Online Welcome Week for international students
International students at the University of Warsaw will have an opportunity to take part in the series of online meetings concerning the very beginning of their stay in Warsaw and study at UW. During the events participants will be introduced to the basic information about the university, students rights, security and library services.
Online meeting with the UW Vice-Rector for Students and Quality of Teaching
On 18th September, a student television “Uniwerek TV” broadcast an online meeting with the University of Warsaw Vice-Rector for Students and Quality of Teaching who in a Q&A session explained matters related to teaching and learning at UW.
The Denouement of the Enigma of the Roman Mosaic from the House of Aion in Paphos
After years of research conducted by Prof. Marek T. Olszewski from the UW Faculty of Archaeology, the iconographic program of the famous mosaic from the reception room of the Roman House of Aion in Paphos (Cyprus) has been resolved. The interpretation of the Polish researcher was accepted by scholars of Roman iconography as adequate and precise.
Mini-grant call is open
UW has opened its second call for mini-grants. Research teams composed of representatives of UW and at least two other 4EU+ member institutions can apply for funding. The closing date for submitting proposals is 5th November.
UW physicist awarded with the ICO Prize
Prof. Wojciech Wasilewski from Centre of New Technologies and the UW Faculty of Physics has received a prestigious International Commission for Optics Prize (ICO). It is awarded to an individual who has made a noteworthy contribution to optics.
Virtual Nubia: Digital reconstructions of medieval monasteries in Sudan
How did medieval monasteries in Nubia look? Now it is possible to find it out. Archaeologists from the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology of the University of Warsaw have digitally reconstructed buildings that can now be visited without leaving home.
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