The conference “GenAI in Higher Education: New Perspectives for Research and Teaching”, organized by DELab UW on May 29–30, 2025 at the Faculty of Modern Languages, University of Warsaw, was an interdisciplinary event devoted to the role of generative artificial intelligence in higher education.
The 25th edition of the international brokerage meetings DEICy 29 – Digital Economy, Internet of Things, Cybersecurity (Virtual edition) and the workshops “Digital Economy, Internet of Things, Cybersecurity – science and practice” organized by DELab UW and Enterprise Europe Network took place on November 2024-4, 2024. The event gathered nearly 400 participants and included almost 800 brokerage meetings aimed at strengthening business, technological and research cooperation in the area of digital transformation.
Regulatory patterns within the ever-growing set of regional trade agreements (RTAs) emerge from a continuous cycle of inspiration, paraphrasing, or copy-pasting of provisions from previous treaties. The sheer number and length of RTAs makes it difficult to trace the origin of a given provision, and this is where automated text mining comes to the rescue. In this article we validate the assumptions and then develop automatic tools which make it possible to determine who creates the rules and who copies them. To this end, we split the articles into various units, from short sequences of characters to long sequences of words, and check the similarity of articles using multiple methods of assessing similarity, from simple Jaccard similarity to document embeddings. The results of automatic similarity detection are then compared to a number of expert-created challenges, to discover which method matches the ground truth best. Even though dimensionality reduction outperforms simpler bag-of-words methods in assessing pairwise similarity between articles, it is often mistaken in finding the ultimate source for the article. Jaccard similarity with a low threshold is sufficient to solve the tricky cases. Sequences of words – which increase the importance of minor changes and modifications – fail to improve the results: analysis of single words or sequences of characters is more effective. Even under conservative assumptions, about half of articles in RTAs are copied from another RTA. Our research lends empirical corroboration to quantitative assessment of the rule-making power of actors within the international economic law.
The purpose of the paper is to analyze articles from ten leading technology-focused media to distinguish key narratives of technological development. It argues that the media put forward ethical and political agendas. Another aim of the article is to deepen the reflection on the role of media sources in the processes of deep mediatization and the interpretive flexibility of technology. To analyze the media sources, a mixed-methods approach was deployed, comprising text-mining tools (co-occurrence analysis, sentiment analysis) and qualitative analyzes (sociology of knowledge approach to discourse, SKAD). The dataset included articles chosen on the basis of popularity (ie, shares on Twitter). The qualitative analysis was conducted on 100 articles from these sources.
- Authors:
- Dr. Marta Kolodziejska
- Michal Palinski
The impact of technological progress on labor markets has received a great amount of scrutiny. Labor market polarization is claimed to be one of the more prominent consequences of the recent wave of technological advancement – the digital revolution. However, this claim is not uncontroversial. Questions arise on the scale of polarization and the universality of this effect across countries. This paper aims to provide insight into this phenomenon in the relatively under-researched EU-CEE countries. Our study, which focuses on the manufacturing sector in EU-CEE countries, shows that increasing robot density is related to shrinking employment in routine, middle-skilled occupations. While we report a positive effect of robot density on employment in lower routine, high-skill occupations, the impact on low-skill occupations is insignificant. Hence, we fail to provide strong evidence in favor of the direct impact of robot density on labor market polarization.
Internet piracy has been repeatedly shown to displace the authorized consumption of digital content. However, fewer studies tried to identify a viable solution and none – to the authors' best knowledge – tried to convert the 'pirates' into paying consumers. We conducted a three-wave panel survey among comic book readers, asking about their consumption from various sources. After each wave, a random subsample was provided with prizes in the form of digital comic books from a legal provider. We analyze the effects of prizes on further consumption behavior. The first prizing scheme incentivized setting up an account, installing a reader app and familiarizing oneself with the catalog of the dominant digital seller of comics. The second scheme aimed at hooking consumers on particular comic book series. However, we find no consistent evidence of a change in the consumption patterns or the willingness to pay for digital formats. We suggest that for the case of comic books the prices of lower-valued digital copies might determine purchase and discuss the use of similar research design for other creative content.
- Authors:
- Dr. Wojciech Hardy
- Satia Rożynek
Digital entertainment moves away from one-time events and games towards sustainable experiences that can be shared with others. These types of virtual ecosystems also support their own economies with exchange of virtual currency, digital items and user-generated content. One such platform is Roblox, which as of April 2021 had more than 200 million unique users monthly. Roblox is a platform for virtual experiences built by the participating community. It also facilitates events ranging from in-platform concerts of established artists to fashion shows with branded items. We provide the first quantitative study of this ecosystem, analyzing the determinants of virtual experiences' popularity using data on thousands of in-platform titles, and tracking some of them over time. We build upon the literature on success of and engagement in video games and the much debated metaverse concept. Our results show that frequent experience updates and incentives in the form of badges or in-game items are crucial for a virtual experience to grow and sustain an active player base. favorably, the maximum number of players in an experience instance and the and the often-discussed interoperability of experiences are less important than expected.
The far-reaching reform of the EU personal data protection system has had an impact on many areas of social life, including the private dispute resolution (arbitration). The solutions introduced by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the obligations imposed by it may prove impractical in the context of arbitration and difficult to reconcile with its unique features, such as confidentiality, flexibility or efficiency. The work outlines and attempts to solve the most important legal problems occurring at the interface of arbitration and personal data protection law. In the initial part, the issue of applying the GDPR to arbitration proceedings and the admissibility of processing personal data in the course of these proceedings is discussed. Then, the problem of assigning the participants of arbitration appropriate roles under the Regulation – such as data controller, data processor or data subject – is taken up, while discussing the rights and obligations related to them. The last chapter of the work, devoted to the principles of personal data processing, indicates the obligations arising from them in the context of arbitration proceedings and practical problems that may arise during their implementation.
- Authors:
- Karol Piwoński
- Scientific Supervision:
- dr hab. Marcin Dziurda
- Dr. Habil. Magdalena Słok-Wódkowska, prof. UW
Short-term accommodation rentals provided via Airbnb had a major impact on urban tourism across Europe. Cities reacted to the challenges related to Airbnb in various ways, pursuing a wide range of regulatory strategies between laisses-faire and almost full ban policies. The aim of this paper is to examine the attributes related to the professionalization of Airbnb in 12 major EU cities, and evaluate the role of local regulations. The results suggest that cities with a liberal approach are characterized by relatively larger and more professionalized Airbnb supply compared to locations with a tighter regulatory strategy.
- Authors:
- Dr. Kristof Gyodi
The paper addresses the issue of the impact of the ICT sector on the rate of economic growth in the European Union countries in the period 2009–2018. The link between the ICT sector and GDP is presented. The literature on the subject is presented, guided by contemporary studies. The empirical study refers to the latest data on an annual basis, from the Eurostat and World Bank databases. The results obtained in the empirical study are discussed and discussed in detail.
- Authors:
- Wojciech Nowakowski
- Scientific Supervision:
- dr hab. Łukasz Goczek, prof. UW
The United States is characterized by a completely different approach to the development of technology and its regulation, as well as to the protection of personal data than is adopted in the European Union. The purpose of this article is to present the impact of the development and use of facial recognition technology in the USA on the observance of the fundamental right to privacy and on the lives of citizens of this country. The analysis was carried out based on adopted and postulated regulations, current changes in the perception of the possibilities of using this technology, and regulatory priorities adopted by the American authorities for the coming years.
- Zuzanna Choińska
- Scientific Supervision:
- dr hab. Magdalena Słok-Wódkowska
The purpose of this working version of the article is to introduce the issue of automation of intellectual work. The article is a report of qualitative exploratory research based on semi-structured interviews conducted with 13 people employed in middle management positions in international corporations providing business services. The first part of the text describes the context of the study and explains key concepts, such as the digital economy, knowledge workers and automation. The second part presents the state of research on the subject from the perspective of the sociology of work. The third part introduces the research methods and tools, as well as the characteristics of the respondents. The fourth, main part of the text, presents the initially interpreted empirical material divided into four main thematic areas: 1) understanding work automation, 2) the impact of automation on employment, 3) conflicts resulting from the implementation of new technological solutions, 4) the impact of new technologies and management strategies on professional practices. The fifth and final part contains a summary and proposals for the conceptualization of the research.
- Authors:
- Monika Berdys
- Scientific Supervision:
- dr hab. Renata Włoch, prof. UW
This article examines preferences for new privacy protection mechanisms on the Internet introduced by the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The authors estimate the monetary value of the basic instruments provided by the reform and assess the potential welfare benefits. For methodological reasons, they use a discrete choice experiment with stated preferences. This approach provides ex ante insight into users’ preferences for individual privacy control mechanisms, such as the right to be forgotten, the right to object to profiling, and the portability of personal data. Their study is based on an online survey conducted among 143 students of Polish universities before the introduction of the GDPR. These data were used to estimate a mixed logit model. The main conclusion of the analysis is that the introduction of the GDPR increases consumer surplus by improving control over the sharing of personal data. The estimated value of the median consumer surplus per capita is EUR 6,5 per month. Users primarily appreciate the right to be forgotten, extended information obligations, and the objection to profiling. The role of data portability is surprisingly underestimated. Preferences for the right to be forgotten are higher among the more privacy-conscious and lower among respondents who actively use more online services. Intensive online activity increases the need for informative and user-friendly privacy policies.
- Authors:
- Dr. Maciej Sobolewski
- Michal Palinski
This study is a summary of a master's thesis defended at the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the University of Warsaw. The aim is to examine what factors condition the absorption of modern technologies. Particular attention was focused on determinants related to human capital, organizational capital and the broadly understood business environment. Using a series of regressions based on data on 14 sectors in 21 OECD countries from 2012-2018, it was shown that both human and organizational capital are important complementary factors to modern technologies. Moreover, market regulations, especially those related to the labor market and stimulating the innovation of economies, play an important role in the adoption of digital technologies and strengthen the positive impact of human and organizational capital in the diffusion of modern technological solutions.
- Authors:
- Aneta Golebiewska
- Scientific Supervision:
- Joanna Siwińska-Gorzelak
The European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has opened a pool of subsidies for SMEs for the protection of intellectual property, including subsidies for the protection of: trademarks, industrial designs, patents of inventions. The subsidy is limited, it is worth using it as soon as possible! Interested parties are invited to contact the Enterprise Europe Network.
The judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union in the case concerning automated decision-making in creditworthiness assessment: what lessons does it bring for the use of such solutions?
Machine Intelligence and Digital Interaction (MIDI) is one of the largest events dedicated to intelligent machines and human cooperation with new technologies. The 11th edition of the international scientific conference will be held on December 12-14, 2023 in an online format.
Three days filled with discussions on the most current topics that Poland, Europe and the world live by. From the war in Ukraine and its global effects to energy security issues, from digitalization and the digital revolution to the green transformation of the economy. Recognized authorities, decision-making politicians, managers of large companies, entrepreneurs, experts, scientists, young activists, media people. We have the honor to once again be an institutional partner of the 24th European Economic Congress in Katowice (EEC), this year scheduled for April 26-XNUMX. Registration for participants is already open.
ChatGPT (and other applications of large language models) are changing the way we do mental work. Businesses are boldly using its potential in dozens of innovative ways, from preparing marketing campaigns to content analysis. Our students are increasingly reaching for it, tempted by the opportunity to generate coherent text in a few seconds, and academics are testing its capabilities in terms of preparing syllabuses or linguistic smoothing of materials. The university must prepare for a revolution in teaching and research.
We cordially invite PSME members to workshops for entrepreneurs. On October 12 at 9:00 we will meet online with representatives of the Enterprise Europe Network.
We are pleased to announce that the Digital Economy Lab of the University of Warsaw and the Enterprise Europe Network are organizing international virtual brokerage meetings and workshops during the first edition of "Energy, Environmental technology, Green transformation – technological and economic challenges" (Virtual Edition).
For some time now, AI has become a reality for companies across a wide range of industries. However, there is still a lack of clarity around the technology and specific use cases that lie behind the term. AI is essentially a set of tools that companies currently have at their disposal – but companies often lack the necessary experience, and AI vendors often lack the required domain knowledge to successfully implement AI into existing processes and structures.
On April 12–22, brokerage meetings of Partnerships for Horizon Europe: smart cities & communities projects were held.
Ladies and Gentlemen, we would like to invite you to a free training "Main cybersecurity challenges for 2022: business, management, HR, IT" organized by the client of the Enterprise Europe Network office, SAGENSO (business patron of the Digital Economy, Internet of Things, Cybersecurity 2021 - DEICy 2021 event).
Digital Economy Lab together with the Enterprise Europe Network office of the University of Warsaw co-organizes Horizon Europe brokerage meetings - Digital & Industry by Ideal-ist - Network of National Contact Points for Digital in Horizon Europe
The Digital Economy Lab of the University of Warsaw, the Polish IoT and AI Cluster - SINOTAIC and the Enterprise Europe Network invite you to free training and brokerage meetings, organized as part of the digital week "DEICy 2021 Digital Economy, Internet of Things, Cybersecurity".
Enterprise Europe Network - Digital Economy Lab University of Warsaw and SAGENSO are pleased to invite entrepreneurs to participate in an online training
We invite you to register for a webinar where you will learn about: • Digital simulation of a production plant in the Tecnomatix Plant Simulation environment; • Application of a machine's digital twin in the NX Mechatronics Concept Designer environment.
The Polish Agency for Enterprise Development announces the next edition of the "Internationalization of SMEs" competition. Applicants can count on co-financing the costs of introducing their products or services to new foreign markets. The competition will be open for applications from October 18 to December 22 of this year. Micro, small and medium-sized entrepreneurs from the following voivodeships can apply for co-financing: Warmińsko-Mazurskie, Podlaskie, Świętokrzyskie, Lubelskie and Podkarpackie. The maximum amount of co-financing is PLN 800. The competition is financed from the Eastern Poland Programme.
Digital Economy Lab, together with the Enterprise Europe Network office of the University of Warsaw, co-organizes the Digital Rail Convention brokerage meetings, organized by IHK Chemnitz and Zentrum für Technologiestrukturentwicklung.
Digital Economy Lab, together with the Enterprise Europe Network office of the University of Warsaw, co-organizes the Robotics, Digitalization & Green Transition B2B brokerage meetings, organized by Industrie- und Handelskammer zu Rostoc, University of Southern Denmark, Odense Robotics.
We cordially invite you to participate in the meeting "Digital health care: challenges, opportunities and lessons learned", which will take place on December 3 this year at the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the University of Warsaw and is organized by the European Health Policy Group, the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the University of Warsaw and the Digital Economy Lab. The meeting will be held remotely.
Registration for the 13th European Economic Congress has started - stationary participation! Over a hundred debates on the most current issues, several thematic blocks, sessions as part of the European Tech and Start-up Days, three days filled with discussions, presentations, meetings, exchange of experiences of politicians, representatives of European governments, international investors and entrepreneurs representing various sectors of the economy - the 2021th edition of #EEC20 will take place on September 22-2021, XNUMX.
Before our eyes, against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new type of economy is taking shape: the digital economy. Its development is conditioned by the progressive acceleration and intensification of digitization processes using various digital technologies, including the Internet of Things, robotization, automation, artificial intelligence algorithms and machine learning. In this new reality, new cyber threats are emerging, creating new needs and solutions in the area of cybersecurity of enterprises and government and local government institutions.
How are digital processes transforming traditional business models? Does intelligent automation threaten our jobs? Are we approaching the end of globalization as we know it? How can we best prepare ourselves and our families for a digitally transformed world?
Digital Economy Lab, together with the Enterprise Europe Network office of the University of Warsaw, co-organizes Tech4SmartCities brokerage meetings, organized by Hub.brussels.
Digital Economy Lab, together with the Enterprise Europe Network office of the University of Warsaw, co-organizes the MOBILITY & TRANSPORT DAYS brokerage meetings, organized by the CENTRUM VEDECKO TECHNICKYCH INFORMACII SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY
Digital Economy Lab, together with the Enterprise Europe Network office of the University of Warsaw, co-organizes the Smart Manufacturing Matchmaking 2021 brokerage meetings, organized by the Italian consortium SPIN - Ricerca Innovazione e Trasferimento Tecnologico Srl
Digital Economy Lab of the University of Warsaw co-organizes the 6th International Software Days, organized by FFG, WKO / Advantage Austria, Vienna Business Agency and TU Wien in cooperation with the Enterprise Europe Network and the go-international initiative. The event took place on May 10-12, 2021.
For some time now, AI has become a reality for companies across a wide range of industries. However, there is still a lack of clarity around the technology and specific use cases that lie behind the term. AI is essentially a set of tools that companies currently have at their disposal – but companies often lack the necessary experience, and AI vendors often lack the required domain knowledge to successfully implement AI into existing processes and structures.
Together with the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development and Innovation Norway, we cordially invite you to take part in a two-day series of events entitled "Cluster benchmarking 2020 – the potential of clusters in Poland and Polish-Norwegian cooperation".
In the competition announced by the National Center for Research and Development called The IdeaLab Call for Full Proposals, in the track "Cities for the future: services and solutions" funding was obtained for a project led by Dr. Anna Nicińska. As part of the funding, the research team will implement a project called "Co-designing inclusive mobility", which is guided by the idea of building consensus around the topic of mobility in the city and strengthening the potential of residents and decision-makers in co-shaping sustainable transport models. The project is based on an interdisciplinary approach to the topic of mobility, ecology and civic participation.
On September 14, together with the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the University of Warsaw, we co-organized the conference "Innovative Economy. The Role of Economic Policy". The subject matter of the event focused in particular on issues related to innovation policy and the overall impact of various areas, methods and tools of economic policy on the innovativeness of the economy at the micro, meso and macroeconomic level.
What is social financing? What is the condition and future of the social economy in Poland? How can new technologies and innovative business models contribute to the development of this sector?
Increasing mobility is one of the main challenges that both metropolises and smaller towns have been facing for years to become sustainable, competitive places to live for their residents. Many Polish cities cannot cope with the increasing car traffic, inefficient public transport and the effects of poor spatial planning. The effects of these problems are felt in the form of smog, hours spent in traffic jams and we can see in the inglorious statistics of road accidents.
The key idea of the discussion is to rethink digitization. The discussion will focus on developing a critical approach towards digital transformation of societies and to address the challenges for democracy flowing from the power of algorithms. We encourage participants to question the dominant positions on the following topics and to voice alternative concepts describing, among others:
On March 7, 2018, the Copernicus Science Center hosted the premiere of the report on the situation of micro and small businesses in 2017. Tomasz Styczyński, Vice President of the Management Board of Bank Pekao SA, spoke generally about the results of the report, noting that small business owners in Poland had not been so optimistic for years, both in terms of their business and development prospects, as well as the economic situation in the country. Prof. Katarzyna Śledziewska, in turn, presented the results regarding digital technologies in companies, which were developed by DELab UW.
On February 21, 2018, the PAP Press Center hosted a debate entitled "Women in a Men's World," during which Dr. Justyna Pokojska presented the results of the report "Women in "male" professions." The debate focused on the place and role of women in industries that are typically assigned to men, including the technology industry.
For the first time at the University of Warsaw, over 80 students of UW and WUM took part in innovative multidisciplinary startup education. The Match IT weekend marathon took place on October 20-22 at the Faculty of Physics of the University of Warsaw. It was organized jointly by: DELab UW, the Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics of the University of Warsaw and the UW Incubator.
The University of Warsaw is proud to host the 3rd International DELab UW Conference: Ongoing digitalization of economies and societies We invite academics, researchers and PhD candidates from different disciplines (such as Economics, Sociology, Administration, Management and Governance, Philosophy) for an interdisciplinary, intensive one-day Conference.
How do machine learning methods use the potential of large data sets? What techniques enable lower labor costs and increased efficiency? What will the future of the labor market look like? We invite you to the first conference in Poland organized by the world of science for the world of business, entirely devoted to the upcoming Data Science revolution! www.delab.uw.edu.pl/datascienceconf
The University of Warsaw is proud to host the 3rd International DELab UW Conference: Ongoing digitalization of economies and societies. We invite academics, researchers and PhD candidates from different disciplines (such as Economics, Sociology, Administration, Management and Governance, Philosophy) for an interdisciplinary, intensive one-day Conference.
The ninth edition of the largest business meeting in Central Europe – the European Economic Congress – took place in the International Congress Centre in Katowice on 10-12 May 2017. DELab UW was represented by dr hab. Katarzyna Śledziewska, who took part in two sessions: "Development of the pharmaceutical industry in Central Europe" and "E-citizen in e-office".
The University of Warsaw is proud to host the 3rd International DELab UW Conference: Ongoing digitalization of economies and societies. We invite academics, researchers and PhD candidates from different disciplines (such as Economics, Sociology, Administration, Management and Governance, Philosophy) for an interdisciplinary, intensive one-day Conference.
Blockchain is one of the hottest buzzwords in the internet industry these days, thanks in part to a marked renewal of investor interest in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. But blockchain technology promises much more—creating a new kind of internet and transforming many aspects of social, economic, and political life.
Today, the average smartphone offers more possibilities than the computers that NASA had at its disposal during the first human expeditions to the moon. The revolutionary impact of this gadget on our lives was discussed by British economist Frances Cairncross, who gave a lecture on March 13, 2017, entitled "Technological Innovation: the smartphone and its impacts" as part of DELab Talks.
The Mazovian Branch of PTI in cooperation with DELab UW invites you to the IT Club on March 21 (Tuesday), where we will focus on the issues of the European Commission's strategy for the creation of the Digital Single Market. The JRC is a package of initiatives aimed at eliminating most restrictions on cross-border online trade. The JRC should facilitate consumers and companies' access to online products and services throughout the European Union, as well as improve the conditions for the development of digital networks and services and accelerate the growth of the European digital economy.
Steve Jobs, presenting the first iPhone, said, “This changes everything.” He was right. The smartphone is only 10 years old, but it has already changed the world forever. The sociological, economic, and political implications of new communication technologies are undeniable. So what does the future hold for us?
We are very happy and proud to announce that Renata Włoch, Coordinator of DELab UW, has obtained a postdoctoral degree in humanities in the field of sociology. On behalf of the entire DELab UW team, we would like to congratulate the Professor!
On January 30, DELab Talks featured a lecture by Guntram B. Wolff, director of the Bruegel think tank, entitled "Challenges facing the European Union: Opportunities for a Bright Future?". Director Wolff focused on the events that will have the most significant impact on the future and strength of the European Union – the election of Donald Trump as US president and the British decision on Brexit. He also drew attention to the disturbing steady growth of support for anti-EU populist parties that could weaken EU unity.
Scientists from DELab UW – Dr. Maciej Sobolewski and Michał Paliński – in cooperation with Audytel SA, carried out a project for the Office of Electronic Communications, the Polish telecommunications market regulator, entitled “Concept of research on the substitutability of fixed and mobile internet”.
Soon, the regulations of the Digital Single Market will change the reality of trade. However, the available statistical data do not allow for a full analysis of the fastest growing branch of trade, i.e. e-commerce. Our study will allow us to learn about the realities of e-commerce in Poland and the EU.
What challenges does the European Union currently face, and what steps are worth taking in the face of ongoing changes? What should cooperation between the EU and the UK look like after the Brexit decision? What impact will Donald Trump's policies have on the European Union? What path should be taken to build a fiscal union? Is it possible to control the migration crisis at the EU level?
In September, we reported on the commencement of work by an external commission to evaluate the activities of the Bruegel think tank: the Bruegel Review Task Force. The chair of the commission was Dr. Hab. Katarzyna Śledziewska, and the main evaluator was Dr. Renata Włoch.
On October 11, 2016, Kristof Gyodi, Michał Paliński and Justyna Pokojska represented DELab UW during the annual meeting of the Readie research network representatives. This year's summit, under the slogan "Digital, done better", took place in Berlin, at the seat of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
On November 21, 2016, a discussion meeting entitled "V4 Goes Innovative - State of Play and Way Forward" was held at the Polish Embassy in Prague on the subject of digitalization of the Visegrad Group countries - increasing innovation, competitiveness in the European Union markets and the global market. The meeting was attended by representatives of government administration, non-governmental organizations and think tanks.
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Maciej Sobolewski, Coordinator of DELab UW, has been elected by Minister Anna Streżyńska as a member of the Council for Digital Affairs.
Impact'16 fintech/insurtech Congress will be dedicated to the latest technologies in the financial sector. It is the most valuable, most inspiring and the first event in this part of Europe to gather leading innovators in the financial and insurance industry.
The Social Dialogue Committee of the KIG, together with HR experts and consulting companies, wants to create a space for discussion on the changes taking place in the labor market. Together we will consider what this market will look like in 10 or 15 years. Which specialists will be needed and which professions will cease to exist? Is career planning still possible in a changing reality?
Debate "Work: Life in Myth or Myth of Life?"! What does the job market look like today from the perspective of an employee and business? Who is the employer looking for? What does the employee expect? Who does business need and what will it look like in a few years?
On 26-27 October this year, another edition of the international CommonSign Warsaw 2016 conference took place: Electronic Signature Interoperability Summit. The conference serves to build an open interdisciplinary discussion of practitioners on the mechanisms of interoperability of trust services. Polish and foreign suppliers and recipients of applications and trust services, as well as representatives of administration and science, are invited to participate in the conference.
On September 30, another meeting of the DELab Talks series took place in the University of Warsaw Library building. This time, the guest of the meeting was Melissa Hathaway from Harvard University, Senior Advisor for Cyber Security Project at the Kennedy School's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.
How will global processes regarding Internet governance affect the professional and private lives of Poles? Can we influence them and co-decide in which direction the Internet is developing? What are the challenges and opportunities of free flow of data? Can you compete with the big Internet platforms and whether the EU regulations can make this task easier? Does Internet of things threaten the security of cyberspace? We will seek answers to these and other questions at the Internet Governance Forum. You are also invited on October 18 to the University Library in Warsaw (ul. Dobra 56/66).
DELab UW is honored to invite you to next DELab Talks. Our guest will be Melissa Hathaway. She is Senior Advisor for Cyber Security Project at Kennedy School's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. DELab Talks will take place on Friday, 30th September in room 256 at BUW (University of Warsaw's Library). Meeting would be held in English.
DELab UW cordially invites you to another meeting in the DELab Talks series. This time, our guest will be Ms. Melissa Hathaway, Senior Advisor for Cyber Security Project at Kennedy School's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. The meeting will take place on Friday, September 30 in room 256 at BUW and will be conducted in English.
At the University of Warsaw Library took place one of the greatest and most proud conference presenting scientific research on innovative business processes: the 9th Annual EuroMed Conference: Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Digital Ecosystems. This year's edition (14-16th of September) has been the first time organized in the Central European region: Warsaw guested 200 representatives of academia and business from 32 countries. During the 6 parallel sessions various research areas were discussed, such as digital economy, marketing or international business and management.
On 14-16 September 2016, the University of Warsaw Library hosted one of the largest and most prestigious events presenting the use of scientific knowledge in innovative business processes: the 9th annual international conference EuroMed: Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Digital Ecosystems. This year's edition was held for the first time in the Central European region - in Warsaw - and brought together about 200 outstanding representatives of science and business from 32 countries.
The 9th annual EuroMed: Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Digital Ecosystems conference featured 6 parallel scientific sessions. Over 200 scientists from 32 countries around the world participated in them. Over 50 topics were considered, including Digital Economy and Business Environments; Finance and Accounting; Entrepreneurship and Innovation; Management and International Business; Marketing; Organization and Human Resources Management; Strategic Management.
On Monday, 19.10.2016, the latest DELab UW report for Gumtree.pl was presented – “Millennials Flatsharing – How They Live, How They Live, How They Get Along”
On September 15, the University Library in Warsaw hosted a presentation of the conclusions of the joint report by DELab UW and the Polish Business Roundtable. The meeting at the University of Warsaw was an opportunity for a discussion based on research conducted by DELab scientists analyzing academic entrepreneurship.
The 9th EuroMed: Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Digital Ecosystems conference included an inspiring meeting with Candace Johnson, president of EBAN (The European Trade Association for Business Angels), and founder and president of – SES/ ASTRA and SES Global the world's pre-eminent satellite group – Europe Online Investments SA – Loral Cyberstar-Teleport Europe, the first private company providing cross-border satellite communication services in Europe – Global Telecom Women's Network (GTWN) – VATM (the Association of Private Telecom Operators) in Germany.
Debate on the innovativeness of enterprises, accompanying the premiere of the report "Innovativeness of Polish enterprises. Research and development activity and cooperation between science and business" prepared by DELab UW analysts in cooperation with the Polish Business Council. The premiere will be combined with a panel discussion on the content of the study and the need for Poland to build a knowledge-based economy.
14th of September, the 9th international conference "Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Digital Ecosystems" is going to take place. The conference is organized by DELab UW in collaboration with EMBRI Institute! Moreover, it has received the honorary patronage of the Ministry of Digital Affairs, Ministry of Economic Development and Ministry of Science and Higher Education.
The Annual Meetings, Bruegel's flagship event took place during the 6-7.09.2016/XNUMX/XNUMX in Brussels. Bruegel is a European think-tank, pursuing open and fact-based research, analysis and debate.
On 6–7 September, the Annual Meetings took place in Brussels – the most important annual event organised by the Bruegel think-tank, an independent organisation that supports the debate on European integration through reliable economic research, analyses and events.
On September 14, the 9th international conference "Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Digital Ecosystems" will begin, organized by DELab UW in cooperation with the EMRBI Institute! The conference was held under the honorary patronage of the Ministry of Digital Affairs, the Ministry of Development and the Ministry of Science and Higher Education.
"The Avenue of Polish Innovations" - a unique, intimate fair that presented the innovative potential of Polish enterprises. The Avenue, which was held under the honorary patronage of the European Commission Representation in Poland, created a unique opportunity to present Polish start-ups, the business models they implement, as well as innovative solutions and technologically advanced products to a wider audience. The stands of the exhibiting start-ups were visited by many people, also by foreign conference participants, who were very impressed by Polish innovation. We invite you to view the photo gallery!
The 11nd Americas Conference on Information Systems, presented annually by The Association for Information Systems (AIS), took place in San Diego from August 14-2016, 22. This year's conference, titled "Surfing the IT Innovation Wave," was hosted this year by Oklahoma State University, San Diego State University, and San Francisco State University. The Association for Information Systems (AIS) is the leading association for individuals and organizations that conduct research, teaching, practice, and study of information systems worldwide.
The ninth annual international conference EuroMed: Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Digital Ecosystems culminated with a Gala Dinner held at the Bracia Jabłkowscy Department Store.
"The Avenue of Polish Innovations" - a unique, intimate fair presenting the innovative potential of Polish enterprises. The Avenue, which has been granted the honorary patronage of the European Commission Representation in Poland, creates a unique opportunity to present Polish start-ups, the business models they implement, as well as innovative solutions and technologically advanced products to a wider audience.
The ceremonial opening of the conference, which will be honored by speeches by representatives of the organizers: EuroMed and DELab UW, as well as the authorities of the University of Warsaw, government institutions that have assumed honorary patronage over the conference, i.e. the Ministry of Digital Affairs, the Ministry of Development and the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, and representatives of the sponsors: the Adamed Group, companies: Pelion, Google and Orange, and the Representation of the European Commission in Poland. During the opening ceremony, a lecture will be given by Candace Johnson. The event is closed to conference participants and invited guests only.
DELab Talks “The Missing Link” with Candace Johnson – a business workshop on collaboration between startups and corporations (in English)
The matchmaking event is organized in cooperation with the Enterprise Europe Network. It is addressed to representatives of universities, research institutions and business. Participants will have the opportunity to find partners for new research and commercial projects, with particular emphasis on the Horizon 2020 program.
The next edition of the acceleration program Business in Women's Hands 2016 is starting, a comprehensive program addressed to women who have a business idea and are ready to start their own company during the 7 months of the program. Therefore, they are looking for ambitious, creative, success-oriented people, open to cooperation with others and interested in new technological trends.
On June 9, 2016, the Digital Money & Currency Forum Conference was held, dedicated to digital currencies (cryptocurrencies) and Blockchain technology. During the conference, legal aspects of the use of cryptocurrencies were discussed, as well as security issues in the digital world and the expected prospects for the further development of digital currencies.
MIT Technology Review announces ten winners of the second edition of the Innovators Under 35 Poland competition, which selects the most inspiring young innovators in the country. The winners of the Innovator of the Year and Social Innovator 28 awards will be announced during the awards ceremony on June 2016.
The influence of culture on the development of cities is obvious. It stimulates creativity and innovation, makes cities more friendly and attractive to residents and businesses. Culture is a factor that influences the space of cities in the functional and aesthetic dimension.
Are you a student? Are you planning to start your own business? BEST is for you! The program aims to strengthen entrepreneurial attitudes in female students and gain insight and preparation before entering the job market. It consists of a workshop and training part and meetings with young women representing various career paths (own company, corporation, NGO, startup, spinoff, etc.).
The event will be hosted by Kathleen Kennedy (President of MIT Technology Review) and Olga Malinkiewicz (CEO of Saule Technologies). During the Gala, ten finalists and their awarded projects will be presented. Registration for the event at http://ow.ly/CUrb300EcTS We cordially invite you!
European start-ups were one of the main topics of the European Commission workshop entitled Binnenmarktforum: Wachstumspotenziale für Uniedowmen im Binnenmarkt – unternehmensrelevante Aspecte der EU-Binnenmarktstrategie, which took place on 19 May 2016 at the headquarters of the Austrian Ministry of Science, Development and Economy in Vienna.
On 19 May 2016, the European Commission organised a workshop entitled Binnenmarktforum: Wachstumspotenziale für Unternehmen im Binnenmarkt – unternehmensrelevante Aspecte der EU-Binnenmarktstrategie at the Austrian Ministry of Science, Research and Economy in Vienna. The event was a consultation between representatives of the Commission and entrepreneurs, representatives of trade associations and chambers of commerce, and scientists.
Digital Economy Lab UW invites you to another meeting in the DELab Talks series. This time we will consider whether democracy can be rooted in technology: whether modern technologies can ensure transparency, participation and equality of the political process.
On behalf of Digital University, we would like to invite female students of business and technology universities to participate in the Digital University Hackathon organized in cooperation with the Global Summit of Women on June 4-5, 2016 in Warsaw.
The Women's Entrepreneurship Foundation has started recruitment for the second edition of the BEST program - Business & Entrepreneurship Support Training, a program for young women considering starting a business. The program is open to female students or PhD students of all Polish universities who want to learn entrepreneurship. The program is free of charge, and the number of places is limited.
The Masovian Branch of the Polish Information Processing Society and DELab UW invite you to the May Informatics Club devoted to transhumanist law.
How do we navigate a world where change seems to be the only constant? How do we treat turning points in business as opportunities for development? How do we stop being afraid and start taking advantage of opportunities? We are organizing the next conference of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women under the slogan "Be the change" and we are devoting it to the topic of change.
On April 20, 2016, a DELab Talks debate on memes and microblogs on the web took place. Dr. Anna Gumkowska presented the results of her research project, which was a direct inspiration for a discussion among experts (Anna-Maria Siwińska, Dr. Renata Włoch, Dr. Piotr Toczyski, Paweł Wieczorek, Dr. Natalia Juchniewicz) and listeners.
We would like to inform you that the deadline for applications for the prestigious Innovators under 35 competition, organized by "MIT Technology Review", has been extended to April 26. The competition selects young innovation leaders (under 35 years of age) who "through their contribution to the development of new technologies contribute to finding answers to the challenges of contemporary reality and improving the lives of many people around the world."
On Sunday (April 10, 2016) Piotr Migdał led an introductory workshop to D3.js (https://d3js.org/) - a library that allows for interactive data visualization, from the browser level. 16 people from various fields participated - physics, biology, sociology, architecture, business analytics. For most of them it was their first experience with JavaScript.
DELab is looking for interns who are interested in being engaged in the management of our international conference and projects. We intend to welcome 2 candidates for being assistants in the conference/other international projects' management in DELab within the whole duration (120 hours) of the unpaid internship.
In cooperation with the DELab Action Zone partner - D-Raft/Innovatika and CZIiTT PW, we are organizing the first practical workshops on testing business opportunities for knowledge creators.
The EuroMed Research Business Institute solicits proposals for hosting specific tracks at the 9th Annual Conference of the EuroMed Academy of Business. Please note that all papers and abstracts accepted will be published in the Book of Proceedings (with an ISBN number) which is included in Conference Proceedings Citation Index — an integrated index within Web of Science. This prestigious distinction is given only to the most significant, in terms of academic excellence, conferences-conventions worldwide. Prospective track chairs should submit a short description of subjects that will be included in their track.
We invite you to the conference! The world is rushing faster and faster. Today, we receive the same amount of information in a day that our ancestors absorbed in their entire lives. This can be fascinating, but also terrifying…
The increased influx of refugees into Europe is proving to be a major challenge to the continent's nations.
Tataj Innovation in cooperation with Google and DELab@UW are pleased to invite you to Innovate4Future - the first event within the Global Innovation Seminars prepared by Lab4Future. The event is free and open to all interested in the topic of innovation. In the friendly atmosphere of the University Library, Dr. Daria Tataj will lead a discussion between invited guests on the creation of innovations in Poland and Europe.
Tataj Innovation in cooperation with Google and DELab@UW has the honor to invite you to the first event of the Lab4Future series. On October 8, 2015 in the building of the University Library in Warsaw we will start a series of meetings with outstanding representatives of the world of business, science, government and non-governmental organizations. Our goal is to create an attractive environment for innovative companies in Poland, in cooperation with specialists from all over the world.
Today's breakfast for female students brought together many enterprising young women who want to take their fate into their own hands, striving for self-fulfilment, development and gaining experience in the professional sphere. Many of them are already considering starting their own company, which is why the BEST program organized by the Women's Entrepreneurship Foundation with the financial support of the American Embassy and in cooperation with DELab UW, met with such great interest.
We invite you to the August Breakfast of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women for female students, which will take place on August 26 from 9.00:11.00 to XNUMX:XNUMX at the Green Bear Cafe at the Smolna Entrepreneurship Center. Registration for the breakfast: http://sierpniowesniadaniedlastudetek.evenea.pl/
The Future Cities Laboratory has inaugurated its programmatic activities by undertaking a task commissioned by the Warsaw Culture Office. We are preparing one of the operational programs that should be created in the city as part of the implementation of the Culture Development Program adopted in 2012. Our task is to develop the "Program for the development of creative potential and support for artists". The project is being carried out by a research team under the substantive management of Edwin Bendyk and the scientific management of Dr. Katarzyna Wojnar (the team also includes: Elżbieta Czerwińska, Karolina Wereta, Piotr Dworzański and Krzysztof Gubański).
The new BEST program – Business & Entrepreneurship Support Training – is starting in September. A program for young women considering starting their own business.
The July breakfast of the Entrepreneurial Women’s Network for female students was held once again at the Green Bear Cafe at the Smolna Entrepreneurship Center.
Last weekend we finished the first edition of our Summer School of Data Analysis. The 5-day workshop was attended by 20 people, mostly students and fresh graduates of mainly social sciences - psychology, sociology and economics. The aim of the School was to introduce participants to programming techniques of data exploration using analytical tools based on the Python programming language. On the last day, the participants, most of whom came to us with zero programming experience, were already presenting the results of group analytical projects they had been working on for several hours.
During the conference Digital Ecosystems (29.06.2015/40/XNUMX, Auditorium Maximum, University of Warsaw) we took part in three keynote speeches and more than XNUMX other speeches. The conference was opened by Prorector of the University of Warsaw prof. Anna Giza.
Another June breakfast of the Entrepreneurial Women’s Network for female students is behind us.
Innovators Under 35 Europe, the international MIT Technology Review competition for young technology innovators, has announced the names of the ten most brilliant young minds in its first Polish edition.
The workshops took place on 2 and 9 March 2015. Dr Piotr Bański: Assistant Professor (Institut of English Studies, UW (2000-2013), Senior Researcher, Institut für Deutsche Sprache Mannheim since 2011, Coordinator Project KorAP, electet member of the TEI Technical Council (2011-2012); DELab UW (expert).
The workshops were held on 24 and 30 November 2014. Dr Piotr Bański: Assistant Professor (Institut of English Studies, UW (2000-2013), Senior Researcher, Institut für Deutsche Sprache Mannheim since 2011, Coordinator Project KorAP, electet member of the TEI Technical Council (2011-2012); DELab UW (expert).
All students who dream of a diploma thesis created in cooperation with business, a public institution or a non-governmental organization and are interested in improving their competences in the field of entrepreneurship, cooperation between universities and external partners and transfer of knowledge to business
On June 1, the Museum of the History of Polish Jews hosted the ceremonial Inaugural Gala of the Business in Women’s Hands 2015 Program.
On June 10, the participants of the program had the opportunity to network with each other again - this is how all meetings of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women begin! That day, they learned how to build a good mentoring relationship and how to set goals and achieve them. Iwona Kordiak, a trainer and coach, convinced us that when starting your own company, setting specific goals and gradually achieving them is the source of success. During the second workshop, which took place with Agnieszka Cenzartowicz, the participants of the program learned about the legal aspects of running a business.
The May breakfast of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women for students was filled with inspiring conversations with Katia Roman-Trzaska, founder of the Little Chief cooking school for children and mentor of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women.
The Network of Entrepreneurial Women and DELab UW invite you on June 24 from 9:00 to 11:00 to the June Breakfast of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women for female students. The breakfast will be held at the Green Bear Cafe at the Smolna Entrepreneurship Center, ul. Smolna 4. Participation in the meeting is free of charge. Registration: http://czerwcowesniadaniedlastudetek.evenea.pl/?source=zaproszenie
On Wednesday, June 3 at 16:00 p.m. Dr Natalia Juchniewicz gave a lecture: Smartphones and social practices
On Wednesday, May 27 at 16:00 p.m. Joanna Szaflik gave a lecture: DIGITAL EDITING OF SOURCES based on the e-BLAUSTEIN project
On Wednesday, May 20, 2015, Dr Joanna Bilińska gave a lecture: "WHAT IS TEI?" – based on the translation of Lou Burnard's book
The BeInteractive Summer School is a new summer project of K2 Internet and DELab UW, combining the experience of professionals from the most interactive agency in Poland and lecturers from the Digital Economy Lab UW, specializing in information and communication technologies.
We invite you to the May Breakfast of the Entrepreneurial Women Network for female students! Date: May 22 Time: 9.00:11.00-315:56 Location: room no. 66, UW Library, ul. Dobra XNUMX/XNUMX Registration: May Breakfast
Dear Students, We would like to invite you to participate in the 6th Conference of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women, organized by us, during which you will be able to not only gain useful knowledge about financing your own company, but also experience how networking works, meet new people, establish contacts, and all this in an extremely prestigious place - the Museum of the History of Polish Jews!
On Wednesday, May 13 at 16:00 p.m. Dr. hab. Katarzyna Śledziewska and Dr. Renata Włoch gave a lecture: POLISH ENTERPRISES IN DIGITAL EUROPE DIGITAL COMPETENCES OF SMEs
BeInteractive Studies is a new summer project of K2 Internet and DELab UW, combining the experience of professionals from the most interactive agency in Poland and lecturers from Digital Economy Lab UW, specializing in information and communication technologies.
Recruitment for the program has ended, we have a list of 50 finalists qualified for the program, including 5 girls representing the student community.
On April 20, the 2nd stage of the competition for the Business in Women's Hands 2015 Program began. Over the course of 5 days, the qualification interviews for the Program took place. The participants whose projects were assessed the best were given the opportunity to personally present their business idea. We wish each of you good luck!
“The Women’s Entrepreneurship Network Breakfast is an event that every woman should attend. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet inspiring women who have decided to take control of their professional lives.
On Wednesday, April 29 at 16:00 p.m. Bartłomiej Okoń gave a lecture: CONSUMER CONTRACT IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT
On Wednesday, April 8 at 16:00 p.m. Dr Piotr Bański gave a lecture: DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND LANGUAGE TEACHING. Corpus of Foreign Language Examinations (KEJO UW) - the history, present and future of the project
We invite you to the April Breakfast of the Entrepreneurial Women's Network for students!
We invite all female students who have a business idea and want to implement it in 2015 to apply for the Business in Women's Hands program!
Another March breakfast of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women for female students is behind us. As usual, it took place in a nice atmosphere, with morning coffee and croissants. The guest of the breakfast was Anula Kołakowska, founder of the "Tip Tap" tap dance school. I encourage you to read the report from the breakfast written by students of the Warsaw University of Technology and invite you to the next breakfast, which will take place on April 21!
On Wednesday, March 25 at 16:00 p.m. Marcin Rychter gave a lecture: BETWEEN TECHNOLOGY AND IMAGINATION - HOW DID COMPUTERS CHANGE MUSIC?
The first workshop in Poland: "CLARIN-PL in research practice. Digital tools for language analysis in the work of humanities scholars and translators" organized by the Digital Humanities Center of the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
WE INVITE YOU to the March breakfast of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women for UW students!
The next edition of the acceleration program "Business in Women's Hands" 2015 is starting!
On Monday, March 23, 2015 at 17:00 p.m. a lecture was given by Jan RYBICKI (Jagiellonian University) entitled
On Wednesday, March 18 at 16:00 p.m. Łukasz Jonak gave a lecture: THE SMARTNESS OF THE MACHINE, HUMAN, ENVIRONMENT How to explain the operation of the Internet?
We invite you to the YouTube Workshops in the DELab UW Action Zone. Both workshops - March 12 and 26 - will be led by Maciej Wróblewski, who works at MUSE as Head of Analytics/Data Warlock.
If… you are preparing to write a thesis… you are trying to come up with an original topic… you are interested in issues related to ecology, environmental protection, nature, climate change, sustainable development… you would like the topic of your thesis to be practical and useful on a wider scale, and the results of your research and analyses could be used to solve specific problems… and in addition you think that it is worth cooperating with institutions outside the university for this purpose…
As part of the internship lasting from November 20, 2014 to February 28, 2015, students participated in the digitization of Kazimierz Twardowski's correspondence stored in the Combined Libraries of the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology of the University of Warsaw and the Polish Philosophical Society, in the amount of 46 inventory units. The internship was organized by DELab UW and the Scientific Circle "PETRYCY".
Enterprise Europe Network at the University of Warsaw invites you to participate in the brokerage meetings "FUTURE MATCH" organized during the CeBIT 2015 trade fair in Hanover. Information for those interested in participating in the B2B meetings is provided by: Dominik Jankowski: da.jankowski@uw.edu.pl
The workshop took place on February 23, 2015 in DELab. In the exercise, we got to know the TEI elements used for the detailed description of places, the methods of linking between such defined places and references to them in the text, and then we extracted this data using XSLT to JSON format, which in turn served as a data source for the javascript leaflet library. In this way, we went through a complete path from preparing data to its visualization in the form of a map embedded in a website. http://tei.oucs.ox.ac.uk/Talks/2015-02-warsaw/
On Wednesday, 11.02.2015 at 11:00 we invite you to presentations and discussions: Topics: 1. EEN – support for business at your fingertips (presented by Dominik Jankowski) 2. Participation of the DELab community in the Horizon 2020 program (presented by Diana Pustuła) The meeting will be held at the DELab UW headquarters, on the first floor of the University Library building. Contact: djankowski@uott.uw.edu.pl tel. (+48) 22 5540725
On February 25, the second breakfast of the Entrepreneurial Women Network this year took place at the DELab UW headquarters – this time we hosted Iza Makosz, founder and owner of the “Time for Wax” and “Time for Business TV” salons.
At the beginning of 2015, the first edition of MIT Innovators Under 35 in Poland was launched. DELab UW, as a program analyzing digital technologies and their application in society, and therefore also promoting people who use them to create new products and services, became a partner of MIT and this prestigious competition.
Business has no gender – this is a very common belief, confirmed by the results of the study by the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development entitled “Women’s entrepreneurship in Poland”. One of the conclusions of this study was that there is no separate, different “women’s entrepreneurship”, far different from “men’s entrepreneurship”. According to it, in reality, most young entrepreneurs operate in a similar way, have similar expectations, hopes and fears. Despite this, we can still notice a difference in the number of existing businesses run by women and men*. While only 14% of Polish women run businesses, of which only 3% employ employees, for men these rates are 22% and 5%, respectively.
Digital Humanities: Projects, People, Theory Conference and Workshop Series as part of a guest lecture at the University of Warsaw by Wioletta Miśkiewicz CNRS/IHPST/Paris in cooperation with DELab UW on Monday, January 26, 2015 Lou BURNARD (Oxford/Paris) will give a lecture: What is the Text Encoding Initiative? (and how did it get to be that way?)
On Saturday, December 20, 2014, Archives eLV and DELab, thanks to the support of the French Embassy in Warsaw and the BQR of the University of Paris 1 PantheonSorbonne, organize the first part of an international workshop on textometric (TXM) analysis of scientific texts. Organizer: Wioletta Miskiewicz (IHPST CNRS/DELabUW)
If you want to find out what the Network of Entrepreneurial Women is, if you are wondering whether running your own business is something for you, if you want to meet enterprising women who run their own businesses, come to the January Breakfast of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women for UW students.
In April this year, DELab UW was opened as a unit operating at the University of Warsaw, financed by a grant from Google.
We cordially invite you to the opening of the DELab UW activity zone on Friday at 10:00. The DELab UW activity zone is located on the XNUMXrd floor of the University Library in Warsaw - elevators in the main hall from the north entrance to the Library. We invite you!
The internship was created as part of the “Jobs & Skills for the Future” program and in cooperation with DELab’s “Digital Humanities” program and will be continued in the comprehensive digital development of Kazimierz Twardowski’s scientific and cultural legacy (“HyperTwardowski” Project).