We cordially invite you to a distinguished Maria Skłodowska-Curie lecture by Ian Walmsley from Imperial College London:

Lighting the Quantum Future: Photonics in Quantum Information Technology

This Thursday at 12:30 pm, Room 2180.

Our Faculty hosts Dr. Lei Chen from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, this year's winner of the Kamil Duszenko Prize.

She will deliver a special lecture this Thursday at 12:15 in room 4420: The rectangle peg problem, which, according to the rules of the prize, is addressed to high school students at an "olimpic level". It will certainly be interesting and accessible for our students.

Feel warmly invited!

Psychological help for our University employees and students can be found at the Psychological Support Center. 

The university emergency phone line has been launched: +48 22 55 22 112.

The website https://bezpieczenstwo.uw.edu.pl/ contains instructions on how to act in crisis situations and a form for reporting threats.

Enrolment has begun for the Doctoral School of Exact and Natural Sciences.

Registration takes place electronically via IRK (Internet Candidate Recruitment) website, it closes on the 29th of May.

The upcoming PhD open series of lectures will be in MCMC sampling algorithms.

Our speaker will be Samuel Livingstone from University College London. 

We cordially invite you to a series of lectures in PDEs and geometry given by Faculty members, alumni and invited speakers on April 14-15th.

Feel free to browse the schedule—you might find something of interest!

Feel warmly invited to come and talk to our students about studing at MIMUW (and how to get there) during the UW Open Day this Saturday.

See at the Main Campus!

Feel warmly invited in the Marie Skłodowska-Curie lecture, which will take place on Thursday, 10th of April, at 12:30 in 4420.

We host Renato Renner form ETH Zurich who will talk about Cryptographic Insights into Quantum Foundations.

The next PhD Open will take place on April 11-12. Xixi Lu (Utrecht University) will give a course entitled "Introduction to process mining".

Open lectures for PhD students in computer science is a project which aims at broadening the choice of courses by invited courses given by top researchers from all over the world.

We encourage mathematically gifted high school students from all over the world to apply to the Math Beyond Limits camp! 

It will take place on September 07-20 in Rycerka Dolna, Poland.

Applications are open until May 4th!

For English-speakers and francophones: please feel invited to two lectures given by our post-doc Noemie Combe:

Erreurs de la logique : comment les illusion d'optiques reflètent un raisonnement fallacieux

and

The Mayan calendar and its incredible mathematical predictions

See you on Saturday, 22nd of March!

Join the first international BioAI Hackathon at the University of Warsaw on May 12-15, 2025!

The aim of the 4-day hackathon is to collaboratively address current challenges in biomedical research using new advanced AI approaches. The hackathon will be held at the Centre of New Technologies.

All PhD students, post-docs, and industry researchers are welcome to participate.

We are proud to announce that two SONATA BIS grants are awarded to Marek Cygan (Robot generalist - advancing robot learning via reinforcement learning and VLAs) and Lorenzo Clemente (Analysis of quantitative models of computation).

Congratulations as well to Piotr Gwiazda for winning the MAESTRO grant for the project that will be implemented at ICM UW: Research challenges of partial differential equations inspired by state-of-the-art statistics and machine learning algorithms.

On April 7-11, as a part of the Thematic Research Program (IDUB initiative) our Faculty organises a spring school "Quasicrystals - mathematical physics, ergodic theory, and topology of nonperiodic structures". Participation is free, but registration is required. Online participation is possible.

We cordially invite you to take part in the school!

We cordially invite you to attend the second special Faculty Colloquium during which new faculty members will deliver short accessible talks presenting their areas of research. Speakers:

• K. Kazaniecki (functional analysis)
• K. Myśliwy (mathematical physics)
• R. Meller (probability)
• M. Włodarczyk (algorithmics)
• W. Zuba (text algorithms)