…ill include eleven meetings in the form of video conferences. The meetings will cover various aspects of Open Science, such as: research integrity, publishing and searching papers in open access, FAIR data management or open research software.   The workshops will be conducted in English by experts from the 4EU+ Alliance member universities and other organisations. The classes are dedicated to doctoral candidates and researchers, as well as anyone…

…thusiast of languages – Polish as well as foreign – besides Russian and English, she speaks German, Czech and Portuguese. She is also interested in all topics that relate to water: watercraft, river history, aquatic fauna and flora, and more recently ecohydrology.   Barbara Chmielewska is the guest of the next episode in the #ReadwithUW series, presenting a novel by Japanese author Ito Ogawa.   The art of correspondence Tsubaki Stationery Store is…

…an. On 18th April, a topping out ceremony was held at the construction site on Służewiec Campus, signifying the installation of the final piece of the structure. The first tenants are scheduled to move into the hall in the second half of 2024.   Strategy for 2023–2032 On 29th June, the Senate of the University of Warsaw adopted the UW Strategy for 2023–2032. The document is the result of extensive consultation with academic community. It contains…

…he University of Amsterdam.   NEWSUSE The NEWSUSE project, awarded by the European Research Council, involves identifying factors (individual, social and algorithmic) that influence the consumption of online information content.   The research will be characterised by a multidisciplinary and methodologically innovative approach, and its results will be juxtaposed with the latest developments in computer science and computational social science.  …

…ell as advanced plant cel biotechnology.   Most of the classes are conducted in English, some in Italian.   Enrolment for most courses is until 10th February.   More information about the courses and registration rules is available on the 4EU+ Student Portal >>  …

…cs, Informatics and Mechanics, University of Warsaw, will run the Limits of Structural Tractability (BUKA) project. The aim of the project is to combine sparsity theory and twin-width theory into a unified theory of structural tractability. As a result, all tractable classes will be characterised. This requires developing a systematic understanding of the logical structure, which underlies algorithmic tractability. The research team will apply and…

…reer, he has held positions such as Minister of Justice, Minister of Finance and President of the Finnish Parliament, among others.   On 21st November, a meeting between the University’s community and the Finnish President took place in the Column Hall of the UW’s Faculty of History.   “We are continuously developing relations with Finnish universities. Many young people from Finland are studying at the University of Warsaw, and many Polish studen…

…, they are not the most important ones. The crucial part of the story is formed by nature and its descriptions.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dt6aR_ME7KI Life on a fig tree “The world in the book is extraordinary because it is covered entirely in green,” Prof. Marcin Zych explains, “The story features not only fantastic plants and animals, but also a fungus, which is an interesting reference to the recent cultural codes, in which fungi gain mo…

…al frameworks and innovative teaching offer, conduct of research by interuniversity, multidisciplinary research teams, initiatives related to innovation, technology transfer, and social responsibility of universities.   Development opportunities The 4EU+ Alliance has announced a call for applications for the Student Ambassador programme, where students and doctoral candidates will be able to influence development and strategy of the Alliance, as w…

…6, he served as Minister of Justice and then (1996-2003) as Minister of Finance. He later became vice-president of the European Investment Bank in Luxembourg. In 2007, Niinistö chaired the Finnish Parliament and in March 2012, he became President of the Republic of Finland. After six years in office, he was elected for a second term.   A meeting with Sauli Niinistö was held on 21st November at 9.00 am in the Column Hall of the UW Faculty of Histor…