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Researchers from CeNT have grown a new strain of algae Polish scientists from the Center of New Technologies of the University of Warsaw have recently managed to grow a completely new strain of algae. This is the so-called extremophile, i.e. an organism that can function even in the most demanding conditions. Researchers predict that the microalgae they have grown may have a very wide range […] >>

CeNT researchers are laureates of the OPUS and PRELUDIUM grants The results for the NCN competitions have been announced. Among the awarded were scientists from the Centre of New Technologies University of Warsaw. – Krzysztof Kobielak (OPUS 23) Deciphering the composition of individual niche cells and their influence on the regulation of stem cells of the hair follicle and hair papilla during the hair regeneration […] >>

Results of research led by Dr. Jan Kołodyński from Center for Quantum Optical Technologies, published in Nature Communications We are pleased to announce that the publication entitled “Quantum metrology with imperfect measurements“, prepared under the supervision of Dr. Jan Kołodyński, leader of the Laboratory of Quantum Information and Inference has been published in Nature Communications. The work deals with quantum metrology, whose primary goal is to use quantum effects in order to perform […] >>

Prof. Konrad Banaszek elected as Fellow Member of Optica We are pleased to inform that Prof. Konrad Banaszek, director of the Centre for Quantum Optical Technologies hosted by CeNT UW, has been elected a Fellow Member of Optica, the leading international society in optics and photonics. The distinction has been awarded for “advances in quantum photonics, combining virtuoso experimental and theoretical capabilities, leading to […] >>

Interview with professor Wojciech Grochala (2022) Professor Wojciech Grochala gave an interview to the Naukovo.pl portal. The topics of the conversation were, among others, this year’s Nobel laureates from Chemistry and their work. The whole thing was kept in the popular science spirit. The video can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/podejdzNaukovo/videos/638792840963819 >>

Lecture by Joanna Sułkowska PhD, DSc at the Gdańsk University of Technology We are pleased to announce that Joanna Sułkowska, PhD, DSc, professor at the University of Warsaw will conduct the inaugural lecture entitled “The impact of the development of artificial intelligence methods on human life” during the ceremony of starting the academic year at the Gdańsk University of Technology on Tuesday, October 4, 2022. The ceremony […] >>

Bartosz Trzaskowski and Juan Pablo Martinez from CeNT UW, co-authors of the article in “Angewandte Chemistry International Edition” A Polish-German group led by Bartosz Trzaskowski, PhD, of the Center for New Technologies at the University of Warsaw, and Rene Frank, PhD, of the Institute of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry at the Technical University of Braunschweig, proposes a new methodology for the synthesis of compounds containing a single covalent Al-B bond and to study […] >>

Michał Parniak-Niedojadło the laureate of the of the Frank Wilczek prize We are pleased to inform that Dr. Michal Parniak-Niedojadło from the Center for Quantum Optical Technologies has been awarded in the 2nd edition of the Frank Wilczek Prize for young Polish scientists who have made a significant discovery in physics, astronomy or related fields. Dr. Michal Parniak-Niedojadło received the award for his work entitled “Developing […] >>

Professor Sułkowska awarded a grant in the OPUS 22 LAP competition Professor Joanna Sułkowska from the Interdisciplinary Laboratory of Biological Systems Modeling CeNT UW was awarded a grant in the OPUS 22 LAP competition organized by the National Science Centre. The winning project is entitled: (PL)Biologiczny kod zawęźlenia – identyfikacja wzoru zawęźlenia w biomolekułach na podstawie metod AI / (ENG) Biological code of knots – identification […] >>

Klaudia Dilcher as a scholarship holder of the Optica Women Scholars program We are pleased to inform that Klaudia Dilcher from the Center for Quantum Optical Technologies (a student at the Faculty of Physics UW) has received one of the 20 scholarships granted worldwide by the Optica Foundation. The scholarships support undergraduate and graduate students studying physics, mathematics, engineering, optics and photonics. In addition to the scholarship, […] >>