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Christmas wishes May Christmas Eve and Christmastime pass peacefully and joyfully, may dreams come true and successes exceed expectations. Board of Directors CeNT UW. >>

Powering sustainable solar conversion in biomolecular systems Drawing inspiration from natural photosynthesis the scientific community is on the quest for the development of advanced and more sustainable functional materials for solar energy conversion by merging sophisticated biomachineries with various synthetic materials. Whilst complex molecular biomachines have been optimized in their natural environment throughout billions of years of evolution, their viable implementation in […] >>

Two PhD students of the University of Warsaw, Centre for New Technologies received funding in the ‘Pearls of Science II’ programme. Doctoral students of the University of Warsaw working in the Quantum Optical Devices Laboratory at the University of Warsaw’s Centre for New Technologies under the direction of Dr Michał Parniak-Niedojadło and professor Wojciech Wasilewski have been awarded funding in the ‘Pearls of Science II’ programme of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. Stanisław Franciszek […] >>

Joanna Trylska, head of the Biomolecular Machines Laboratory, has received funding for the project ‘Advanced photoluminescent platform for bacterial treatment (PHOBAT)’ under the 4EU+ alliance. The 4EU+ Alliance, which comprises eight European universities educating in the medical sciences, sciences, life sciences and humanities, including the University of Warsaw, has announced the results of the SEED4EU+ program. One of its beneficiaries is Professor Joanna Trylska, head of the Biomolecular Machines Laboratory at the Centre for New Technologies. who will lead the […] >>

Researchers from CeNT obtained funding under the OPUS and PRELUDIUM Scientists from the Centre of New Technologies at the University of Warsaw received grant funding under the National Science Center OPUS and PRELUDIUM programs. OPUS Wojciech Grochala: M(Ag)NET. Novel Quantum Magnets and Precursors of Superconducting Materials Based on Divalent Silver – PLN 2,621,170.00 Marcin Kałek: Electrochemical oxidations through hypervalent iodine redox catalysis – PLN 2,504,660.00 […] >>

Results of the 6th edition of the Stanisław Ulam program The National Agency for Academic Exchange announced the results of the 6th edition of the StanisławUlam programme, under which researchers from foreign centres will carry out their projects in cooperation with Polish universities and scientific institutions. The main objective of the initiative is to strengthen the internationalisation of Polish universities and scientific institutions. Five researchers […] >>

Interview with Professor Konrad Banaszek on the future of quantum technologies in Poland Prof. Konrad Banaszek, head of the Quantum Technologies Laboratory at the Centre of New Technologies,  was interviewed by the Polish Press Agency about the future of quantum technologies. He pointed to the ongoing development of this branch of science and the increasing possibilities for commercial applications of solutions based on it. In addition to information […] >>

Prof Joanna Sulkowska has been awarded an EMBO Advanced Collaboration Grant Prof Joanna Sułkowska, head of the Interdisciplinary Laboratory of Biological Systems Modelling at the Centre for New Technologies, has been awarded an EMBO Advanced Collaboration Grant.  This programme, of the European Molecular Biology Organisation, allows for the establishment or strengthening of international collaborations through academic exchanges of leaders of recognised research groups. As part of […] >>

Funeral of Rafał Wierzchosławski It is with sadness that we inform you that Rafal Wierzchosławski, Infrastructure Coordinator at the UW’s Centre for New Technologies in 2018-2019, passed away on 31 October 2024. His funeral will commence on 16.11.2024 at 12:00 p.m. in the Chapel at the Municipal Cemetery in Bydgoszcz, 51 Kcyńska Street. >>

Researchers from CeNT take part in the WOOLRHINOPOLI research project The evolutionary history of the woolly rhinoceros, one of the representatives of the extinct Pleistocene megafauna, is still insufficiently understood in Europe and especially in Poland. A joint attempt to solve this mystery was undertaken by scientists from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań and the Centre of New Technologies of the University of Warsaw (CeNT […] >>