…Students’ Hall of Residence No. 7 The construction site of the UW building on the upper courtyard of the Main Campus The reconstruction of the Former Rector’s Building The construction site of the new building holding the Faculty of Psychology in Ochota…

…the academic staff of the KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School. They specialize and apply their practical knowledge of reactors of the AP1000 and AP1400 type, i.e. those to be used in the nuclear power plants planned for construction in Poland,” Prof. Agnieszka Korgul, a co-creator and a deputy leader project, said.   “In addition to having the opportunity to go there for a semester, UW students will also be able to take part in summer sch…

…the UW’s Centre of New Technologies and the Office for International Research and Liaison. The League of European Research Universities (LERU) is a network of twenty-four leading research universities from twelve European countries. LERU member universities emphasise humanisation in education, research-supported knowledge as a basis for innovation in society, the broad promotion of research seen as an opportunity to modify activities in the conte…

…reate a link between the engineering world and the non-intuitive world of quantum mechanics.   In addition, the QOT centre will also have a team designing high-precision electronic devices specifically for quantum technologies. Unique engineering solutions will also be developed, based on, for example, patents developed from previous projects at QOT. This work will be crucial and necessary for the quantum systems under study to exhibit the expecte…

…be held twice a week between April and June. The courses are intended for international employees. Welcome Point and Polonicum UW are organising the third trimester of the Polish language online course for UW international employees. The participants of the course can join one of four groups focused on three different levels of proficiency.   The registration is carried out via the Kampus Platform. The application deadline is: 3rd April, 10.00 am…

…ector 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…

…the American Chemical Society (JACS).   “Thanks to this technology, the world of medicine can think about much broader applications of mRNA. We are no longer just speaking about the production of anti-Covid vaccines, which seem to be the simplest application of mRNA technology. The new mRNA molecule can be used to design anticancer therapies and be used in the treatment of rare diseases and various genetic diseases,” says Prof. Jacek Jemielity fro…

…e and International Studies, we can better understand our contemporary world. Today, we are opening a significant unit of the Faculty, whose aim it to facilitate the internationalisation of the entire University of Warsaw. I believe that thanks to our researchers, many people will participate in seminars, conferences and debates on issues related to intangible cultural heritage,” Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak, the UW Rector, said at the opening of the UNE…

…ary invasion. It is the war for a new shape of the international order. I am glad that today, after two years, we can meet and discuss what it entails and what consequences it will have for the international order.”   The meeting launching the debates was attended by Prof. Zygmunt Lalak, the UW Vice-Rector for Research, Etienne de Poncins, the Ambassador of France, Prof. Andrzej Szeptycki, the Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Science and…

…This is the approach taken by one of the world’s largest biotechnology companies today: Roche. At Roche, we are focused on collaboration, driven by the belief that cutting-edge science and technology have the potential to improve health and extend human life. This requires a joint effort focused on bridging the gap between academic knowledge and everyday clinical practice and patient care. By building stable, reliable and long-term partnerships w…