The European Science Fair is an initiative linking the world of science, innovation and business, moreover it is a platform for the promotion and achievements of Polish science. Therefore, our university could not be missing among the exhibitors. During the five days of the fair, MUW representatives talked about innovative projects and research carried out at our university, as well as opportunities for cooperation with the economy and the social environment.

The National Conference of Academic Career Offices is behind us. Warsaw welcomed more than 130 representatives of career offices from 66 universities from 26 Polish cities, who met within the walls of MUW to discuss how to act in the era of advancing technological development, in consultation with business and the socio-economic environment.

Experts met at MUW to discuss whether front-of-pack labeling (FOPL) systems are a real support for the consumer, or rather a source of misinformation. The common denominator of the discussion was a reflection on how to effectively inform and educate consumers without oversimplifying the message.

The award was given to our scientist for her lifelong work in the field of food allergy in children, including her pioneering research on standardizing food ladders to support tolerance acquisition in children with severe allergies to cow's milk and chicken egg proteins. And for implementing the Medical Research Agency's ESCAPE-PL project on early infant supplementation in the prevention of cow's milk protein allergy.

The program of the event, which took place on June 7 within the walls of our university, included lectures by clinical speech therapists and specialists in neurology, representing various medical centers and universities from all over Poland. The conference brought together more than 350 participants from all over the country, not only speech therapists, but also doctors, demonstrating the growing importance of an interdisciplinary approach to the treatment of patients with disorders of communication and swallowing function.

The representatives of MUW and the representatives of the Omenaa Foundation met to discuss preparations for a volunteer trip of MUW students to Ghana.

The students active in the scientific club took part in the “Dare to be healthy” picnic, organized by the Mother and Child Institute Foundation. They made sure that all participants - big and small - could learn something interesting about their health.

Our university is participating in the international ERUDiTE project. Its goal is to strengthen empathy among students and employees of the health professions as well as create a more supportive and humanistic educational environment within an empathetic organization. The project will develop didactic tools to support the development of empathy, as well as proposals for activities at the institutional level to promote empathy in education and organization.

Five specialists from MUW were among the world's best scientists in the 4th edition of Research.com's rankings. The rankings were based on a variety of bibliometric sources, and the analysis included more than 166,000 representatives of science.

These were the first such classes organized for 2nd-year emergency medicine students as part of tactical medicine. Why? Because in the future they may face the need to carry out rescue operations in the field, under demanding and unfavorable circumstances, including combat conditions.