Archive - 2025

Four photos of people, next to each other. Top left: man in dark suit and white shirt on light background. Top right: man with beard in black suit and white shirt on gray background. Lower left: a woman in a white medical gown on a green background. Lower right: man in maroon shirt on black background.
The top ten awardees in this year's edition of the “Puls Medycyny” competition were: Prof. Krzysztof Ozierański, Jarosław Biliński, MD, PhD, Monika Gawałko, MD, PhD, and Mateusz Zawadka, MD, PhD. They were recognized for changing Polish medicine for the better with their knowledge, commitment and passion.
Entrance to a bright cardiac intensive care room. A black sign on the door reads “1 CARDIOLOGY INTENSIVE CARE ROOM.” Inside, white walls, a hospital bed, monitors and medical equipment. Large windows let in light.
The department includes two advanced hemodynamic rooms and 15 patient beds, including six cardiac intensive care units. It has been equipped with state-of-the-art angiographs, integrated imaging, monitoring and data archiving systems, making it possible to perform even the most complex percutaneous procedures – also with the use of circulatory support. This is a new chapter in the treatment and research of heart disease not only at our university, but also in the whole country!
Large room with high ceiling and chandeliers. In the center, a man at the microphone, facing the group on the left. To the right stand five people in suits. In the background is a crowd of people behind barriers. On the wall to the right hang the flags of Poland and the European Union.
The ceremonial presentation of the nominations by the President of Poland took place on June 24. Among the academic teachers and researchers in the field of science and art who received the acts from the hands of Andrzej Duda on that day were: Prof. Justyna Domienik-Karłowicz, Prof. Krzysztof Ozierański and Prof. Adam Przybyłkowski.
A woman in a white dress speaks into a microphone while standing in front of a poster announcing an event entitled “The power of Generation Z: how young people are shaping a healthy future” on 18 June 2025. Next to the poster is a wooden desk with a laptop. The background is made up of mustard and red curtains.
Another edition of the MUW Patronage Program prepared by the Communication and Promotion Office has ended. Its culmination was the lecture “The power of Generation Z: how the young shape a healthy future” delivered by Lena Serafin, MD, PhD, from the Department of Clinical Nursing. The meeting was attended by students from the Władysław IV High School in Warsaw.
The cover of the scientific journal Prospects in Pharmaceutical Sciences. It shows a microscopic image of tissue in shades of blue and pink. Logos are visible at the bottom.
The Medical University of Warsaw’s scientific journal “Prospects in Pharmaceutical Sciences” has been re-indexed in the Journal Citation Reports database known in Poland as the “Philadelphia list.”
A young woman wearing glasses and a white doctor's apron with a stethoscope around her neck, against a grey background. She smiles at the photograph.
Aleksandra Frankowska, a fifth-year student of the English Division of the Faculty of Medicine MUW, was among an elite group of six people selected for the Student Ambassador Program, which is affiliated with the World Transplant Congress.
An elderly woman in a wheelchair receives her diploma from a man in a red biretta and white academic coat. Next to her stands a person in a light-colored jacket. Other people in togas and a section of a red banner with the university's coat of arms are visible in the background.
50 years ago they received their diplomas and began not easy, but beautiful path of helping and caring for others. And on June 13, within the walls of MUW, they met at a diploma renewal ceremony to celebrate this wonderful anniversary in the company of the rector's and dean's authorities.
The young man Professor Tomaniak receives the nomination act from the President of Poland, a middle-aged man. Both are elegantly dressed. In their hands they hold a briefcase with a red cover. There are other people around, also elegantly dressed.
On June 16 at the Presidential Palace, President Andrzej Duda presented nomination acts to academic teachers and researchers in the fields of science and arts. Among the recipients were: Prof. Urszula Ambroziak and Prof. Mariusz Tomaniak.
A group of dozens of elegantly dressed people pose for a photo against a blue wall with logos. People stand in two rows, most in suits and dresses. Beige background, light tile floor.
The Convention of Chancellors and Bursars of the Medical Universities, organized by the Medical University of Warsaw, was held on June 11-13, 2025. The event brought together representatives of the administration of medical universities from all over Poland and became an important forum for exchanging experiences and discussing the financing and development of medical education.
A woman, the director of the NIO, and a man, the rector of the WUM, stand facing each other and shake hands. One dressed in a beige jumper, the other in a dark suit with a white shirt and a maroon tie. In the background is a blue wall with a logo and the words “Warsaw Medical University”. In their hands are documents. The woman is dressed in a light jumper, the man in a dark suit.
Cancer is the second-leading cause of death among Poles. MUW and NCI are strengthening their cooperation. The Institute and the University have expertise and practical experience with cancer, which is a huge therapeutic and humanitarian problem today. They also share a common understanding that an important factor in prevention and treatment is the training of future medical personnel at the highest available level.