…cture PLGrid for EOSC – PLGrid ICON received funding under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, in the second call, also with the highest rating from the submitted applications. The project aims at building modern cloud infrastructure that will enable the implementation of R&D work conducted in accordance with the Open Science paradigm, providing solutions that meet the current and future needs of the Polish society, the scientific community…

…sents the state of the University’s real estate, investments undertaken and plans for the Multiannual Programme. Information on the popularisation of science, the UW’s presence in media and the promotion of its image can also be find in this document. The past year brought many challenges, but also reasons to feel proud of the actions taken by members of our academic community. I firmly believe that, through cooperation and our joint efforts, we w…

…entific achievements he has won a number of awards, including START 2019 stipends from the Foundation for Polish Science.   More information about the Lindau event can be found at https://www.lindau-nobel.org/   Lindau full of physics Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings have been held regularly since 1951. The attendees, Nobel Prize laureates, have there a chance to share their research experiences with young scientists. Each annual event comprises man…

…nce 2018. Back then, both universities signed an agreement (Memorandum of Understanding) on the academic mobility, cooperative research and academic activities, i.e. research and didactic programmes as well as cultural and artistic activities.   On 19th June, the second meeting between representatives of the two universities was held at the University of Warsaw. It was attended by Prof. Zygmunt Lalak, the UW Vice-Rector for Research, and other aca…

…, scientific, or social economy projects to the jury.   Applications To take part in the event, the application form is required (in Polish) >>   Applications are accepted not later than 30th June. The second round of the recruitment will involve an interview with the UW Incubator team.   Details are available on the UW Incubator’s website (in Polish). Questions can be directed to: konsultacje(at)inkubator.uw.edu.pl.  …

…r academic experience, previous scientific engagement, proposed research, and scientific achievements. Grant laureates have the opportunity to take part in emma’s annual conference, where they present their research work.   This year’s recipient of the grant is Agnieszka Wojtukiewcz, a doctoral candidate at the UW Doctoral School of Social Sciences. She is conducting research on news disengagement and ceasing media consumption.   “I am delighted t…

…y of Warsaw. His company develops warehouse and industrial space in Poland and Europe. The company began operating in Poland in 2005, expanding into foreign markets in the following years.   The second grand prize winner, Fluence Technology, is a Polish technology company founded in 2016 by Polish physicists, specialising in the production of advanced laser systems. It is already operating on five continents with renowned universities and global c…

…next academic year, will take place from 5th to 22nd August 2024 (current students will not be eligible for a place in this round).   A waiting list will be launched instead of Round #3, which in previous years was usually held in mid-September. Its operation will allow for a smoother allocation of the remaining vacant places.   What has worked well for many years remains unchanged – the entire application procedure will take place electronically…

…their degrees in 2023. In 2023, 274 people were awarded doctoral degrees and 29 became postdoctoral fellows.   During the promotion ceremony, Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak, the Rector of the University of Warsaw, congratulated all those awarded, and thanked their supervisors and representatives of the scientific councils of the disciplines for the research guidance.   The event was also attended by the members of the Rector’s team, deans, directors of Do…

…making it very difficult for them to do so.   In order to better understand this phenomenon, scientists have proposed five hypotheses, illustrating possible changes in the evolution of species in urban and natural areas, driven by climate change and urbanisation. They envisage both a greater dominance of urban species and the gradual establishment in cities of plants and animals that have so far not been found there. Verification of the hypotheses…