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The Institute of Romance Studies invites you to the third edition of Translators and Interpreters’ Day!

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The Department of Applied Linguistics of the Institute of German Studies of the University of Wrocław invites you to an online lecture: Der Briefwechsel zwischen Marie Skłodowska-Curie und Albert Einstein 1911-1932: das wissenschaftliche Weimarer Dreieck und daraus für die UNESCO geworden ist? / Correspondence between Maria Skłodowska-Curie and Albert Einstein 1911-1932: the scientific Weimar Triangle and what did it mean for UNESCO?

Have you ever wondered why while searching for a potential romantic partner you are attracted only to some candidates? Prof. dr. S. Craig Roberts will answer this question. In turn, dr hab. Izabela Lebuda will delve into the topic of creativity that is essential in everyday life, work, and when facing global challenges.

Apart from the opportunity to pass a physical education subject, sports sections also fulfil the need for active leisure time and greater integration in the academic community. Every student at the University of Wrocław can develop their sporting passions in them.

The UWr Historical Institute invites you to the next online meeting in the series ‘Szewskie czwartki’.

On 12 May 2025, the 22nd edition of the not only Slavic Song Contest will take place in the Oratorium Marianum, organised by the Institute of Slavic Studies – students and doctoral students, SKNR WroSlawianie, the Culture and Art Centre in Wrocław, International Office of the University of Wrocław, and the Centre for Student and Doctoral Activities of the University of Wrocław.

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Belonochilus numenius, recorded in Wrocław and Legnica, is a species of bug native to North America that has been spreading rapidly in Europe for several years. It was spotted by our student!

The University of Wrocław became a part of the Artificial Intelligence Cluster. On 20 February, an agreement was signed on the establishment of the Wrocław cluster, whose mission is to enable and accelerate the implementation of artificial intelligence in economic, educational and social activities and to promote research and innovation in AI.