On 21-26 May, the Copernicus Festival will be held in Krakow and online. This year, the festival will focus on “Machine”. The National Science Centre is a partner of the event, and our grant and award winners will participate in the festival discussions.

In the first episode of the second series of our podcast, we will discuss scientific cooperation with, inter alia, Switzerland.

Join us for our online courses on open science that will be held by our Open Science Team in 2024.

Dr hab. Grigor Sargsyan from the Institute of Mathematics, Polish Academy of Sciences is the winner of the Weave-UNISONO call. He will receive nearly 975 thousand zlotys for a research project carried out jointly with Austrian researchers.

“So, what’s new in (research) politics, sir?” is a podcast hosted by Prof. Dariusz Jemielniak that will feature a conversation with Prof. Krzysztof Jóźwiak. The meeting will be streamed online on 18 April.

The World Quantum Day, celebrated on 14 April, is an international celebration featuring researchers from 65+ countries dedicated to spreading awareness about quantum technologies (QT). The National Science Centre is the coordinator of Europe’s largest quantum technology network.

Dr hab. Jakub Urbanik from the University of Warsaw will perform a project under Weave-UNISONO together with researchers from Germany and Austria. The Polish research team will receive a grant of nearly 150 thousand zlotys for their work on the documents from Roman Empire period.

Dariusz Wieczorek, Minister of Science and Higher Education has created an Advisory Team to promote Polish science abroad. The Team includes Dr Marcin Liana, Deputy Director of the National Science Centre.

You can now registrate to our workshops during the 2024 NCN Days in Bydgoszcz.

The Swiss National Science Foundation has launched the MAPS (Multilateral Academic Projects) call for projects carried out by scientists based in Switzerland in collaboration with research teams from Poland, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, and Romania.