19.11.2021
Science Holidays – AGH UST Hoborski Science Days 2021
Between November 7-21, 2021, the AGH UST will celebrate Hoborski Science Days. The highlight of the science holidays will be a ceremony held in the AGH UST Assembly Hall during which an Antoni Hoborski Award, Kazimierz Bartel Medal, and a Hoborski Artistic Star will be granted. An important part of the Science Holidays will be the opening of the new building housing the Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science.
Even schedule
7 November
- International Day of Medical Physics
15 November
- Antoni Hoborski Student Science Conference (in hybrid form)
17 November
- Conference of Student Research Clubs “Career in Science as an Attractive Way of Life” (in hybrid form)
18 November
- At 11:00
Ceremony of the opening of the new building housing the Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science (D-7)
- At 13:00
Session of the committee responsible for granting the AGH UST Diamond Student Book
- At 18:00
Session of the Public Council of the Faculty of Applied Mathematics
19 November
- Between 12:00-14:00
Celebrations in the AGH UST Assembly Hall (live transmission at agh.edu.pl)
- Gaude Mater Polonia performed by the AGH UST Song and Dance Ensemble “Krakus”
- Speech given by Professor Jerzy Lis, the AGH UST Rector
- Address by Professor Bartłomiej Szafran, Dean of the Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science, for the 30 years jubilee of the faculty
- Presentation of the Antoni Hoborski Award
- Presentation of the Hoborski Artistic Star
- Presentation of the Kazimierz Bartel Medal
- Congratulatory and commemorative addresses
- Commemoration of victims of the Sonderaktion Krakau
- Between 15:00-18:00
Educational conference “Teaching General Science Subjects Through Experience” (in hybrid form)
- Between 18:00-21:00
Concert “Melodies of Science – The Smell of Life” (U-2 building)
20 November
- At 9:00
Mass at St. Anna’s Collegiate Church
- Sports contests for staff and students
21 November
- Sports contests for staff and students
The following faculties co-organise the Hoborski Science Days: Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Automatics, Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering; Faculty of Computer Science, Electronics and Telecommunications; Faculty of Materials Science and Ceramics; Faculty of Energy and Fuels; Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science; Faculty of Applied Mathematics, and the Academic Centre for Materials and Nanotechnology.