…toral School of Humanities and a Polish Sign Language Philology student, described the book “Deaf” by Anna Goc in the episode of the “Read with the UW”. Anna Glegoła graduated from the Jagiellonian University in Kraków. She specialises in the English and Russian languages. Glegoła completed postgraduate studies in audio-visual translations. She gained international experience during student exchange in Russia, Italy and the USA. She is a two-time…

…nes 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 prepares students to work as educators, trainers, and educational programmme…

…nown example of this black hole in our galaxy. The discovery can influence the understanding of how massive stars evolve. The majority of the few known black holes of stellar origin (resulting from the collapse of a massive star at the end of its life) have been identified in X-ray binaries. In these binaries, the X-ray emission is due to the matter lost by the star orbiting a black hole when it is sucked into the black hole. When the black hole d…

…reature in which contemporary researchers usually recognise a reindeer,” the laureate explained.     Unlike before Prof. Jurkowlaniec expects the research to bring about a reassessment of the early modern concept of Eastern Europe. The innovation of the SAIGA project has three dimensions. Firstly, the researchers will focus on visual and material sources as at least equivalent to written sources. Secondly, they will look for the key to the early m…

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…

…ctor of the Laboratory of Media Studies, University of Warsaw, coordinator and co-originator of the conference.   The debate was accompanied by two workshops: on generative artificial intelligence, and on the CLARIN infrastructure (Common Language Resources & Technology Infrastructure).   The conference was held under the patronage of the International Communication Association, a scholarly society for media and communication.   More information a…

…ule into the appropriate topology. Metal ions stabilise the structure, while simultaneously making such arrangements rigid.   The researchers from the University of Warsaw and the University of Wrocław have discovered a new general method for constructing molecular links and knots in such a way that they are flexible. They used new building blocks, resulting in a group of molecules that exhibit dynamic behaviour, similar to that observed for compl…

…e 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 the Order of…

…n of soldiers. “The object can be dated to the early 2nd century AD. The high quality of the gemma found in the Apsaros fort allows us to assume that its owner was not an ordinary soldier. Probably the precious ring adorned the finger of one of the officers, perhaps even the garrison commander,” Prof. Karasiewicz-Szczypiorski emphasises.   The researchers also discovered a pottery kiln in the central part of the fort.   “The discovered kiln was bu…

…hematics, Informatics and Mechanics as part of the project Limits of structural tractability (BUKA). Prof. Toruńczyk was awarded the Consolidator Grant given by the European Research Council. In the project Limits of structural tractability, with funding of €1.94 mln, Prof. Toruńczyk will focus on the logical structure of graphs.   “A graph is a network of connected objects. Graphs are ubiquitous in computer science, because they can be used to de…