Researchers linked to CeNT UW named among world’s most influential
Eight researchers professionally linked to CeNT UW were included in the Stanford University list of the world’s most-cited researchers. The list was published in the PLOS Biology magazine and features 2% scientists from all over the world, representing all fields of science. It was prepared in two categories – one covers the entire scientific output, […]
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New chemical compounds containing a boron atom
A Polish-German research group led by Dr. hab. Bartosz Trzaskowski from the Center of New Technologies at the University of Warsaw and Dr. René Frank from the Technical University of Brunswick has discovered new chemical compounds containing a boron atom. The results of this work can be used, among others to obtain completely new classes […]
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Rector’s Awards 2020
Dear All, We are pleased to announce that in 2020, Rector Professor Alojzy Nowak, awarded the University of Warsaw Rector’s Awards for original and creative scientific achievements to four scientists from CeNT UW. Awards were given to: Professor Krzysztof Kazimierczuk Professor Wojciech Wasilewski Doctor Krzysztof Bieńkowski Doctor Paweł Dąbrowski-Tumański Congratulations!
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Funding of project OPUS and PRELUDIUM from NCN
Dear All, we are pleased to announce that CeNT has achieved a huge success in the OPUS and PRELUDIUM competitions organized by the National Science Center. Funding was obtained by a total of 11 projects with CeNT participation (9 individual and 2 consortium): OPUS Stanisław Dunin-Horkawicz, PhD Marcin Kałek, PhD prof. Agnieszka Kobielak Marcin […]
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Prof. Jacek Rychlewski Prize of the Polish Chemical Society for Mateusz Domański
We are pleased to announce that Mateusz Domański from the Laboratory of Technology of New Functional Materials has received this year’s prof. Jacek Rychlewski Prize of the Polish Chemical Society for the best master’s thesis in quantum chemistry in Poland. Congratulations! Link to the page: http://qcg.home.amu.edu.pl/nagroda.html
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Superconductivity at record-high temperature.
Scientists have for the first time estimated the temperature at which superconductivity can be achieved in silver-fluoride-based superconductors. The obtained value of about 200 K (negative 73 deg. C) is substantially higher than the experimental record held by copper oxides – 135 K (negative 138 deg. C). Prof. Wojciech Grochala and his research team at […]
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