…rch methodology and terminology in management and in complementary disciplines such as economics, finance and legal sciences. The students learn about management and related disciplines, the basic principles of the creation and development of various forms of entrepreneurship. They are taught to act in an entrepreneurial manner.   Adult Education and Developmental Activities Design full-time, second-cycle, the Faculty of Education The programme pr…

…icient stars in the Galaxy,” explained Dr Milena Ratajczak from the UW’s Astronomical Observatory, a member of the Gaia consortium. This observation confirms, for the first time, the hypothesis of certain models of stellar evolution which suggest that the high-mass black holes observed via gravitational waves were produced by the gravitational collapse of massive stars poor in heavy elements. These early stars could evolve differently than the lar…

…nd material sources as at least equivalent to written sources. Secondly, they will look for the key to the early modern concept of Eastern Europe in the realm of natural history and not, as before, in intellectual, political, or social history. Thirdly, contrary to the commonly held assumption of a transfer of knowledge mainly from west to east, researchers from the SAIGA project will demonstrate the active role of Eastern Europe in shaping zoolog…

The event was an excellent opportunity for potential students to explore the University’s educational offerings and campus facilities. On 20th April, on the UW Main Campus representatives of faculties were on hand to answer questions about and provide insights into University life. Over sixty information stands provided a chance for individuals interested in pursuing higher education to discover the diverse range of study programmes offered by th…

…their users’ senses, poses enormous scientific and social challenges. We discussed them in order to look for a recipe for how to manage the relationship between humans and technology in times of immanent crises, so that the profit and loss account is constantly in the user’s favour,” said Dr Karolina Brylska, vice-director of the Laboratory of Media Studies, University of Warsaw, coordinator and co-originator of the conference.   The debate was ac…

…cal topology, they also fascinate chemists, who have created many molecules with non-trivial topology,” Prof Bartosz Trzaskowski from the UW’s Centre of New Technologies (CeNT) said. A team of researchers under his direction has contributed to the development of a method for constructing flexible synthetic links.   Flexibility is one of the most important molecular characteristics of knots and links. It allows the formation of entangled regions in…

…pular science lectures for the New Millennium, inaugurated in October 2000, whose speakers include scientists, politicians, people connected with the world of culture and art, as well as the clergy. He has also held organisational functions outside the University. He was Vice-Chairman of the Conference of Rectors of Academic Schools in Poland and Chairman of the Conference of Rectors of Warsaw Universities. He was awarded the Commander’s Cross of…

…y’s activities (comprehensive teaching, research excellence, responsible university management and infrastructure development, friendly and activating working environment) and have been arranged according to the most important contexts arising from the current challenges and opportunities that the University is expected to face, including social impact, responsibility and internal processes, digitalisation, community building and internationalisat…

…ical season that ended in November is a thin stone slab with engraved fragments of two letters and a sign separating the words.   “Until now, only one inscription was known from the Roman fort of Apsaros, made of local stone of poor quality, which affected the finish and the state of preservation of the text. It can be assumed that the raw material required for official inscriptions and other intricate stonework, namely marble or good quality lime…

…archers from the UW have so far received eleven Consolidator Grants. Prof. Szymon Toruńczyk graduated from the UW’s Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics, where he was also awarded a doctoral degree in 2011. For his doctoral dissertation he received the Ackermann Award granted by the European Association for Computer Science Logic. The award is given for outstanding dissertations, which focus on logic in computer science. The researche…