This year’s UW Open Day will take place on 18th April, traditionally on The Main Campus.

It will host all faculties, units, as well as sports and cultural organisations operating at our University.

The event starts at 10:00 am.

Congratulations to Jan Peszek on winning the Sonata bis grant. This is one of eight grants awarded to the University of Warsaw in this edition.

Dr. Peszek will lead the research project Structural Flows Between Collective Dynamics and AI.

We warmly invite you to a lecture aimed at high school students that will be given this Saturday during the DOKO (Dzień Odkrywców Kampusu Ochota).

Rémy Rodiac will talk about the calculus of variations, its history and modern challenges.

2:15pm, room 3150. See you there!

We cordially invite you to participate in The International Stefan Banach Prize for a Doctoral Dissertation in the Mathematical Sciences.

The goal is to promote mathematics and provide financial supports to the most talented young researches from Central and Eastern Europe, who obtained their degree between May 1, 2025 and April 30, 2026.

We invite you to a special Faculty Colloquium where new faculty will give brief, accessible talks on their research. Speakers:

• Ronnie Chen (descriptive set theory)
• Udhav Fowdar (differential geometry)
• Nidhi Rathi (computational social choice theory)
• Piotr Szewczak (set theory and topology)

The colloquium will take place on March 19, 2026, at 2:30 PM in room 4420.

We cordially invite you to a conference commemorating Professor Wanda Szmielew, On the Trails of Mathematics.

It will take place from June 29th to July 1st at our Faculty.

We invite you to a popular lecture by Bin Sun - this year's laureate of the Kamil Duszenko Award.

The lecture From geometries to groups" will take place at the Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences (Śniadeckich 8) on Thursday, March 5th, at 10:00 AM, room 321.

The first PhD Open of this academic year will take place on March 2 - March 4.
Adam Polak (Bocconi University, Milan) will give a course titled "Fine-grained complexity".

We are pleased to share that Dr. Michał Krych has been honored with the Paul Erdős Award!

For over half a century, Dr. Michał Krych has been tirelessly involved in the Polish Mathematical Olympiad, student competitions, and popularization. He is the only Polish recipient of this award to date, although it is worth noting that after 1996, it was combined with the Hilbert Prize, which was awarded to Marcin Kuczma in 1992. The prize is awarded by the World Federation of National Mathematics Competitions.