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What these three cities have in common? The person of Joannes Casimirus Rex. As a homage to just this king of Poland a memorial tablet has been placed in a well-known Parisian church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The plaque unveiled on January 21, 2011 in the presence of Wrocław’s mayor and universities’ rectors was the initiative of Mayor Rafał Dutkiewicz.
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Fourty University of Wrocław students are going to take part in the soft skills and English language training. ‘Wrocław’s Graduate’ is the joint initiative of the Municipality, the University of Wrocław and the biggest investors of the city.
Investigation on the disappearance of the Institute of Immunology and Experimental Therapy, Polish Academy of Sciences employee is going on. Dr House's team keeps on discovering extraordinary bacteria features. Cancer cell hunters are nearly identified and the tests on anti-cancer medicines are over. All thanks to Wrocław college students.
Academic Association of Biotechnology Students (pl: ASSB) is proud to invite you to the II International Student Conference of Biotechnology which will take place on 19-21 November 2010 in Wroclaw, Poland at the Univeristy of Wroclaw.
Fifteen winners of ‘The Magnolia of Wrocław’ received their prizes for best Master’s thesis in beautiful surroundings of the Botanical Garden in Wrocław. City councillors, rectors of the city’s universities and Municipality representatives took part in the ceremony.
The Chapter of the Academy of Young Scientists and Artists elected twelve most promising young members out of forty candidates.
Roger Moorhouse, professor in German studies, historian and co-author of the book ‘Microcosm’ will give a lecture and meet the students of Teacher’s Training College in Wrocław on 27th and 28th April.
What is knowledge management, why McKinsey chose Wrocław for their 4th world Knowledge Center and who stands a chance to work for the global leader of consulting? ‘Geniuses and team players: Wrocław culture of experiment’ workshops in Wrocław Academic Hub gave answers to all these questions… and many more!
Knowledge has never been as important as today. In a global world knowledge production and knowledge management become central to economic success. At the same time the meaning of knowledge has become much broader: it is much more than traditional R&D, and it also means other forms of innovation.
One of the most original, creative and influential double-bass jazz players, Ron Carter, is coming to Wrocław to run open jazz workshops from March 4th to 6th. The visit is organised by the Karol Lipiński Academy of Music in Wrocław within the Visiting Professors programme.
