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Stay safe in emergency situations

The ‘Safety’ page was created to support the members of the University of Silesia community in ensuring their own safety and the safety of others. There you can find the most important information, procedures, legal acts and contact details useful in crisis situations such as accidents, biological or chemical contamination, fire, bomb threats, terrorist attacks...

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Silver medal for USil Choir ‘Harmonia’

The University of Silesia Choir ‘Harmonia’, directed by Prof. Joanna Glenc from the Faculty of Arts and Educational Science, took part in the prestigious International Choir Competition MUNDI CANTANT as part of the 52nd International Festival of Songs Olomouc 2025 in Czechia.  It is one of the oldest music festivals in Europe, promoting and popularising...

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LETSGROW – Towards Sustainable Agri-Food System

The University of Silesia in Katowice has become a part of LETSGROW – a European project providing support to researchers and innovators associated with the agri-food sector. Implemented by seven universities in cooperation with four non-academic partners, including an industrial park and a technology centre, LETSGROW aims to support individuals working in the field of...

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#EUInnovateTogether – Take on a Scientific Challenge from European Industry!

As part of the #EUInnovateTogether initiative, a nationwide campaign has been launched to engage research teams in solving real-world technological and organisational challenges submitted by European companies. The project is coordinated by the Association of Special Purpose Companies and the Association of Academic Technology Transfer Centers, and is the result of months of discussions with...

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National Science Centre grants for USil scientists

The National Science Centre announced the results of the OPUS 28 call for proposals, addressed to all scientists regardless of the stage of their scientific career, and SONATA 20, addressed to people with a doctoral degree obtained between 2 and 7 years before the year of submitting the application. Below is the list of winners...

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