XVIII edition of the Career Campus is an exciting event designed for students and recent graduates in philology, humanities, law, and social sciences. The event is open to participants from the following faculties:
Coming soon! – The XVIII edition of the Job and Internship Fair – Career Campus Read More »
The Breslau botanist and teacher Theodor Schube (1860-1934) was not an office researcher. For 40 years he covered more than 120,000 kilometres by bicycle and on foot. Very successfully. In 1904 he published the monumental ‘Flora von Schlesien preussischen und österreichischen Anteils’ in the distinguished Korn publishing house, and two years later the ‘Book of Silesian Forests’. I walked and cycled (also by bicycle) in his footsteps to see with my own eyes the oldest, thickest and most valuable trees of the region, and above all to describe their significance in culture and collective memory. I call this dendrochronology .
10 October World Tree Day – Dendrohistories by prof. Wojciech Browarny Read More »
The programme aims to strengthen partnerships and the role of Polish higher education institutions in the alliances concluded under the European Universities Initiative in the Erasmus+ programme.
Two of our young researchers are among the laureates awarded with prizes and distinctions by the Polish Physical Society and in the International Stefan Banach Prize – a physicist Damian Śnieżek and a mathematician Karol Duda.
Our young researchers with prizes in the fields of physics and mathematics! Read More »
In our series #MondayswithWUWr, we keep you up to date with the most important events, book news and issues important to the Publishing House! We also encourage you to follow the wuwr.eu website and the Publishing House’s social media – Fb, LinkedIn and Instagram.
Mondays with WUWr #27 Read More »
We are familiar with Lycaon from Africa, but around half a million years ago, these predatory mammals also inhabited the territory of present-day Poland. Scientists from the University of Wrocław, who examined the remains of the last Eurasian Lycaon from the Wieluń Jurassic system, refer to it as “Psi Kuba Rozpruwacz” (Canine Jack the Ripper). It was capable of bringing down a very large prey and consuming its flesh whole.
“Canine Jack The Ripper” under the supervision of our scientists Read More »
Najczęściej kradziona broń biała w Polsce – szpada Szermierza została wylicytowania na aukcji na rzecz 32.Finału Wielkiej Orkiestry Świątecznej Pomocy
Awarding the Swordsman’s sword! Read More »
Tegoroczny 32. Finał Wielkiej Orkiestry Świątecznej Pomocy odbędzie się 28 stycznia, a cel określony został następująco: „Płuca po pandemii. Gramy dla dzieci i dorosłych!”. Na akcję, której mottem jest „Tu wszystko gra OK!” Uniwersytet Wrocławski postanowił zmobilizować możliwie dużo swoich jednostek, dzięki czemu udało nam się ogłosić już 11 aukcji na platformie Allegro. Dla tych, którzy chcą dołożyć swoją cegiełkę do zbiórki, ale nie udało im się wylicytować niczego w naszych aukcjach stworzyliśmy także uniwersytecką eSkarbonkę!
Finale of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity Read More »
Na stronie architektura.muratorplus.pl przynależącej do głównego polskiego miesięcznika architektonicznego ogłoszono wyniki konkursu Piękny Wrocław, w którym uwzględniony został budynek Collegium Antropologicum!
Modernisation of the Collegium Antropologicum wins further awards Read More »
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Teresa Tomkowid, an employee of the Astronomical Institute library. Ms. Teresa was highly regarded for her unique approach to her professional duties. She possessed vast knowledge and was able to use it perfectly in her work. She was always helpful, kind and dedicated.
Teresa Tomkowid passed away Read More »
