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Dr. Alexander Streltsov from the Centre for Quantum Optical Technologies the laureate of the Minister of Science and Higher Education Award We are pleased to announce that Dr. Alexander Streltsov is among the laureates of this year’s Award of the Minister of Science and Higher Education. The scholarships are awarded to outstanding young researchers who conduct innovative research and can present high quality publications. Dr. Streltsov has received the award in the field of physical science. […] >>

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 […] >>

Ivitation for a webinar “Energy carriers and approaches towards a closed carbon-cycle” On 8 December at 15:00 SUNERGY initiative (https://www.sunergy-initiative.eu/) will organize its first Industrial Webinar:  Energy carriers and approaches towards a closed carbon-cycle. SUNERGY Industry Board members Maximilian Fleischer (Siemens Energy), Anastasios Perimenis (CO2 Value Europe) and Jan Mertens (Engie) will talk about energy carriers, including carbon-based ones, and give an overview about the technologies needed, […] >>

Invitation to 4th ReMedy International Mini-Symposium (online) We kindly invite you to a scientific mini-symposium to be held on Thursday, 5th November 2020. The symposium will be organised online. The mini-symposium is associated with the ReMedy International Scientific Committee Meeting. Symposium Programme Symposium registration form >>

Prof. Grochala on Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2020. We are pleased to recommend the conversation of prof. dr. hab. Wojciech Grochala from the Center of New Technologies at the University of Warsaw and prof. dr hab. Ewa Bartnik, who were guests on the channel of Magdalena Kawalec-Segond, NaukOVO. The topic of the conversation is the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for Emmanuelle Charpentier […] >>

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 >>

“Polish Returns” – programme’s laureate Dr. Wojciech Skomorowski joins CeNT UW Dr. Wojciech Skomorowski, currently working at the University of Southern California, has received funding for conducting new research at the Centre of New Technologies UW. Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange has announced the results of the third edition of the „Polish Returns” programme. In this edition, thirteen scientists will return from other countries to […] >>

Jakub Karol Parnas Lecture: “Metastable structures at the catalytic core of the spliceosome and their consequences on splicing fidelity” by prof. Magda Konarska Professor Magda Konarska from the International Research Agenda Unit ReMedy and the Centre of New Technologies at the University of Warsaw, is the laureate of the Jakub Karol Parnas Award, given by the Polish Biochemical Society for best original work in biochemistry and molecular biology published in 2019 and made entirely in a Polish laboratory. […] >>

Lecture from the series “Ask a physicist” – prof. Joanna Trylska “The dynamics and functions of proteins”. We are pleased to announce that on Thursday, September 24 at 6 pm, another from a series of prestigious lectures “Ask a physicist” will take place – which traditionally, in September, will also be a lecture as part of the “Science Festival”. Due to the pandemic, the lecture “Protein dynamics and functions” will be held […] >>

Prof. Wojciech Wasilewski from Centre of New Technologies and the UW Faculty of Physics has received a prestigious International Commission for Optics Prize (ICO) The ICO Prize was established in 1982. Since then, it has been granted to scientists, under 40, whose work contributed to the development of optics. This year, Prof. Wojciech Wasilewski became the laureate of the prize. He is the first Pole who was selected by the International Commission for Optics.  Prof. Wasilewski specialises in quantum […] >>