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“Hartman’s Letter” became the stuff of legend due to both the circumstances surrounding it and its timeless message, although for many years it was known only within the community of mathematicians. Since the students had taken the trouble to copy it down, it must have made quite an impression on them!

Our researchers will pursue research activities owing to National Science Centre grants. They will not only work on complicated physics or computer science matters, but even French terminology associated with colorings and pigments.

This coming Saturday, 8 November, a science weekend entitled “OMG – Observatory of Young Geniuses” will begin at the Astronomical Institute of the University of Wrocław.

We now have the new duty schedule for the UWr Language Advice Centre!

We invite you to the 3rd edition of the Non-Foreign Literature Festival held on November 13-14th 2025, organised by the staff and students of the Department of Bohemian Studies (UWr Institute of Slavic Studies) in partnership with the Pan Tadeusz Museum (Ossoliński National Institute).

The Academic Legion is a form of voluntary military training directed especially to the academic youth. It is a project carried out by the Ministry of Defence in partnership with the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. The University of Wrocław has been participating in the programme for many years, organizing the trainings for students of all universities in Wrocław.

November is a time that naturally evokes remembrance of our loved ones. It pauses our daily rush and allows us to look more deeply at the places where history, faith, and everyday life intertwine into one quiet landscape.

On October 30, 2025, the University of Wrocław and the International Centre for Training and Research on Cultural Heritage in Danger signed a cooperation agreement.

In one of the episodes of Herbatki z Naukowcem on Radio Rodzina, we have the opportunity to dive into the fascinating world of Earth sciences with prof. Mateusz Strzelecki, head of the Department of Geomorphology at the Institute of Geography and Regional Development of the University of Wrocław, and director of the Alfred Jahn Cold Regions Research Centre. He is a geomorphologist and researcher specialising in polar regions.

On 24 October 2025, the historic Aula Leopoldina hosted the main celebration marking the 80th anniversary of Polish geology at the University of Wrocław. This exceptional occasion was celebrated not only by the staff of the Institute of Geological Sciences, but also by the university and faculty authorities, retired employees, alumni, representatives of other universities and companies, and, of course, by students.

The International Office of the University of Wrocław invites all students and doctoral students to take part in Erasmus Days – information sessions dedicated to the Erasmus+ programme, which will take place on 3, 4 and 6 November 2025 in the Aula Leopoldina of the University of Wrocław (main building, Plac Uniwersytecki 1).