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Professor Hazem Kalaji among the most cited scientists in the world
Professor Hazem M. Kalaji from the Department of Plant Physiology, Institute of Biology of WULS-SGGW, was one of the four Polish scientists on the list of the most cited academics. The list is published by Web of Science .
Professor Michał Zasada is the new rector of the WULS-SGGW
On June 30, 2020 the electoral college elected the 22nd rector of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (WULS-SGGW). The new rector is Professor Michał Jerzy Zasada. The four-year term of office will start on September 1.
SGGW in the ranking of the best universities in the world
Once again, the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) has been promoted in the ranking of the best universities in the world.
The Innovative Centre for Nutrition Sciences will be established at WULS-SGGW
The Innovative Centre for Nutrition Sciences will be established at the Warsaw University of Life Scieces. The investment will be financed in part from the funds of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. The Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Science and Higher Education, Jarosław Gowin and the Rector of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Professor Wiesław Bielawski, signed a contract enabling the construction of the Centre.
Big Data Analytics – study for free
Modern economy is fully supported by the computer science. The financial sector and rural economy are among many social and economical domains currently undergoing deep changes. The mission of the Faculty is to form engineers who understand the rapidly changing contemporary world and analyse it using computer methods and algorithms. The Big Data Analytics specialization plays an important role in this task.
Researchers from the Warsaw University of Life Sciences WULS-SGGW are developing new methods to combat cancer
Cancer is the second most common cause of death in developed countries. Statistical data from the last few years indicate that cancer is responsible for about a quarter of all deaths. Although the number of cases continues to grow, diagnostic methods are improving, and if the cancer is detected early, it can often be effectively treated. This is partly because scientists and doctors from around the world are becoming more knowledgeable in the field of oncology and they discover more effective ways to diagnose and treat cancer. Researchers from Warsaw University of Life Sciences had significant contribution to the development of knowledge about cancer. At WULS-SGGW, several major projects aimed at combating cancer are carried out.
A researcher from WULS-SGGW granted 1.4 mln Euro to fight cancer
Magdalena Król, Associate Professor from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Warsaw University of Life Sciences, has won a European Research Council Grant to fight cancer.
Biomedical Research Center at WULS-SGGW
At Warsaw University of Life Sciences, the Biomedical Research Center was opened. The University has received a grant of 30 million PLN within the Regional Operational Programme for Mazowieckie Voivodeship 2014-2020. Innovative research crossing borders between veterinary and medicine will be conducted here.
The 200th year of educating has started
The academic year 2015/16 has been inaugurated at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences. This year the university will celebrate the 200th anniversary of agricultural education in Poland. Next May it will have been 200 years since the establishment of the Institute of Agronomy in Marymont, from which the Warsaw University of Life Sciences is derived. In the new academic year, 25,000 students will begin their studies, among them nearly 8 thousand freshmen.