In these difficult and unpredictable times of a pandemic, we must all stay at home more than we would like. However, we can use this time to get ready for life after coronavirus. To help you prepare, we are happy to be able to offer an online English summer course.
For all students, doctoral students and employees, free remote psychological assistance programme has been launched via Microsoft Teams and telephone contact with a psychologist.
– I plan to spend next year studying Urban Design, says Zuzanna Jarzyńska from the Faculty of Architecture of the Warsaw University of Technology, a winner of the Fulbright Graduate Student Award 2020-21.
The international T2K neutrino physics experiment (Tokai to Kamiokande) has published conclusions from the results of its research in the prestigious scientific journal “Nature” [1]. The authors include a large group of Poles, including team members from the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology of the Warsaw University of Technology, headed by Prof. Krzysztof Zaremba. Beside him, the co-authors are: Doctor Robert Kurjata, Doctor Andrzej Rychter and Marcin Ziembicki, MSc.
“Fear and ignorance are among the greatest non-health risk factors of this pandemic,” says Mateusz Soliński of the Warsaw University of Technology Faculty of Physics and the “BioS” Biophysical Measurement Student Research Group, the originator of the solution. “I wanted to improve that a little bit.”
