As part of the MIMUW colloquium, Adam Karczmarz will deliver a talk titled “Shortest paths, edge weights, and models of computation.” The talk will take place on January 22, 2026 at 2:30 PM in the Faculty Council Room (2180).

To each and one of our students, emplyees, and friends - very happy Christas AD 2025 and a fruitful and satisfying New Year 2026!

It is with great pleasure and joy that we share that two of our colleagues have just received prestigious Consolidator grants from the European Research Council.

Dr. Wojciech Czerwiński will lead the POLARIS project entitled "Reachability in Infinite Systems at High Resolution".

Dr. Michał Pilipczuk will lead the WYDRA project entitled "Towards a unified structure theory for dense graphs".

Our warmest congratulation to them both!

Congratulations to the UW2 team: Jan Gwiazda, Stanisław Karpiejczyk, and Jerzy Olkowski, who won the gold medal, second place at this year's Central Europe Regional Contest! They thereby advanced to the world finals!

Huge applause to other teams from our Faculty, three of which won medals! Kudos to the supervisors and coaches!

Krzysztof Diks's wrote as always a few words, feel invited to read the details and see some photos.

Excellent results at the ISTCiM competition. Our team MIM FORCE ONE, consisting of Korneliusz Obarski (captain), Łukasz Łopacki, Adam Naskręcki, and Mikołaj Woźniak, won the gold medal, placing second in this prestigious matematical competition.

Individually, all of our representatives also won gold medals. Adam Naskręcki deserves special mention as he solved all the problems (winning the Best Individual Performance Prize).

Congratulations to the students and their advisor, Dr. Rafał Martynek!

Our Faculty co-organized 29th Polish Edition of the ICPC - International Collegiate Programming Contest took place. in the sports hall of the Faculty of Management at the University of Warsaw. 

The UW teams, comprised of students from our Faculty, performed exceptionally well, winning one gold, three silver, and two bronze medals!

As part of the MIMUW colloquium, Wojciech Górny will deliver a talk titled “Partial differential equations with linear growth” The talk will take place on December 4, 2025 at 2:30 PM in the Faculty Council Room (2180).

Our doctoral student Alicja Ziarko received this years' Google PhD Fellowship. Alicja is developing research on abstract levels of generalization in machine learning systems. She works under the supervision of Professor Piotr Miłoś.

Congratulations on this highly prestigious award!