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Where does the love for science comes from and how can a passion turn into interdisciplinary scientific career? In the latest interview of the series “UWr Talks: Ciąg dalszy nastąpił” (University of Wrocław Taks: To Be Continued) lead by Academic Career Office, professor of Biological Sciences, Marcin Kadej, discusses his career path – from being a biology student up until being a founder and head of the UWr Laboratory of Forensic Biology and Entomology.
The dissemination of research results in an open access model became one of the most important standards of scholarly communication – effective, necessary and more and more expected by the academic community and audiences outside of the university. We would like to encourage you to use Scientific Journals Online and read the monographs available for free by the University of Wrocław Press.
On the 21st of April a Hydrangea Day was held on the campus at the Faculty of Social Sciences. The event was followed by a celebration of the Hydrangea and the opening of a newly renovated parking lot at the Faculty at ul. Koszarowa. Initiators of the event were the Dean’s Authorities of the Faculty of Social Science and the Student Council.
On Friday, 17th of April 2026, an agreement on cooperation between the University of Wrocław and Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University […]
In May, Prof. David A. Pearce will visit the Faculty of Chemistry at the University of Wrocław. He is a well-known figure in the field of rare disease research. A few lectures will be delivered by the Professor, that are primarily for doctoral students, they will be available for everyone who is interested.
The University of Wrocław, in cooperation with the European Academy and the University of Edinburgh, is inviting for applying for 35 scholarships that enable participation in the second edition of the interdisciplinary summer school “Summer School in Holocaust Literature and Films: Sites, Memory, Representation”, which will take place from 7-11 September.
The results of the latest reaserch conducted by an international team, including a crucial contribution from researchers at the University of Wrocław, focus on Polish Neanderthals, entitled “First Multi-Individual Neanderthal Mitogenomes from North of the Carpathians”, was published online on 20 April 2026 in the prestigious journal Current Biology.
Wrocław University of Science and Technology is organising the event “Round Table on ESG”, which will provide an opportunity to […]






