…and-answer session. The training will include examples of online work, and participants will be able to take an active part in the session. Registration and organisational information To participate in the training session, registration is required via the link (elsevier.zoom.us) >> The webinar is held on 16th November, through 15:00–16:45. English is the language of instruction. Participants will communicate via ZOOM. All eligible registrants wil…

…in particular, creating joint scientific teams, jointly applying for grants, co-managing research and teaching centres, creating innovative curricula and improving competences, joint thesis supervision, exchanging scientific, administrative and technical staff. The duration of visits should not exceed ten days.   The maximum amount of co-financing for one application is 50,000 zł.   Detailed information is provided on the IDUB web page >>…

…Warsaw.   To receive funds, the mobility should last between 14 and 28 days. The longer stay abroad can receive funding just for a return travel cost.   Between November and December the 4th round of the mobility grant competition will be launched. The awarded funding will cover the cost of an international mobility in the 2022/2023 summer semester.   “Strengthening the Mobility of Doctoral Candidates of the University of Warsaw” scholarship prog…

…meetings with the University authorities, researchers, doctoral candidates and administration, the assessors evaluate the quality of the progress, strengths and weaknesses of the HR strategy, the university’s actions to ensure the Charter and Code’s principles are respected in ethics, equality, working conditions, development, training and mobility.   The EC assessors’ visit creates an opportunity to present the university’s work and achievements…

…ng their Masters studies focusing on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Warsaw in the academic years 2022/23 and 2023/24. Prospective applicants are asked to read the regulations (in Polish) and send their application to the address deepmindfellow(at)mimuw.edu.pl by 30th October….

…s and there are at least three reasons I can tell. Firstly, your kindness and your help to the Polish twins, as you performed a surgery to separate them, are still remembered and highly respected in Poland. Secondly, you are being an eminent surgeon. Thirdly, many excellent students from Saudi Arabia are studying at our university,” Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak, the UW Rector, said.     The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre was set up on 13t…

…or outstanding medical personalities in the Arab World (December 2012), and the HH Sheikh bin Rashid Al Maktoum Tolerance Award – International Institute for Tolerance, in the Human Thought Category (February 2020). At the University of Warsaw, on 14th October at 14:00, Dr Abdullah Al Rabeeah is delivering a lecture “Who We Are – an Overview of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Global Humanitarian Work”.   Dr Abdullah A. Al Rabeeah. Credit: the Saudi…

…million altogether. The university is the site of knowledge and scientific development, also internationally,” the Rector said. Further he pointed to the activities that are undertaken to strengthen the UW position in the international rankings.   The UW Rector indicated that the University of Warsaw is an internationalised unit with approximately 1,000 contracts with institutions from abroad, the 4EU+ Alliance and 4,000 student mobility exchange…

…tructive Transplantation, and a past President of the International Hand and Composite Tissue Allotransplantation Society and the American Society for Peripheral Nerve.   She is an author of over 400 scientific publications, edited three plastic surgery textbooks, two popular science books and over 140 book chapters. Siemionow has been decorated with the Commander’s Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta for her contribution to the development of…

…oans from the latest Silurian (about 420 mln years ago) of Estonia. The findings indicate that the studied organisms, either in symbiosis, or alone, are able to form other mechanisms to adapt to the surroundings. The study results are published in “Scientific Reports”. Bryozoans are marine organisms with a long evolutionary history – they were quite common as early as in the Ordovician (some 480 million years ago). They inhabit seafloor and form c…