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• WULS PLANT HEALTH Project ID: 286093 Funded under: FP7-REGPOT

Prof. Zbigniew T. Dąbrowski, the REGPOT project coordinator, informs on behalf of the Steering Committee that the European Commission approved the final report, made some shortcuts and is available on the CORDIS website. The four-year research project “WULS Plant Health” (Warsaw Plant Health Initiative) was carried out by 5 research teams (45 participants from 5 departments) of the Faculty. The results obtained in the field of departmental and inter-institutional research integration, modernization of laboratory equipment with the latest equipment, development of human resources and dynamic expansion of international cooperation were well assessed by three independent reviewers appointed by the European Commission. The report is available under the program: European Commission: CORDIS: Projects & Results
– http://cordis.europa.eu/result/rcn/182494 .

The project was managed by the Steering Committee composed of: Prof. dr
Zbigniew T. Dąbrowski (coordinator); Prof. Dr. Marek Szyndel (Dean to
1.09.2912); Prof. dr Katarzyna Niemirowicz-Szczytt (dean); Prof. Dr. Marek Gajewski; Prof. dr
Helena Gawrońska; Prof. Dr. Marcin Filipecki; Prof. Stanisław Karpiński; Prof. Dr. Wojciech Wakuliński.

The report on the implementation of the project is available here

The Warsaw University of Life Sciences is a member of the Euro League for Life Sciences (ELLS), an organization that is a network of leading European universities cooperating in the field of life sciences. Thus, it is an opportunity for students to study, work and collaborate in a wide range of national and international projects. Currently, the Faculty of Horticulture, Biotechnology and Landscape Architecture participates in many projects as a leader or partner, including:

⦁ in the ⦁ RUDECO project implemented under the TEMPUS program “Vocational Training in Rural Development and Ecology” [Szkolenie zawodowe w zakresie rozwoju obszarów wiejskich i ekologii]

⦁ Project DE / 10 / LLP-LdV / TOI / 147332 Innovationstransfer “ECVET – MaFlo” Partnerschaftsvertrag. Agreement concluded between the Saxon Educational Society for Environmental Protection and Chemical Professions in Dresden, with its seat at Gutenbergstrasse 6, 01307 Dresden, and the Warsaw University of Life Sciences in Warsaw, 1.10.2011 – 30.09.2112. “Use of the results of European initiatives in the field of standardization of education programs in the field of painting, decorating and floristry.” Head. project: dr Julita Rabiza-Świder

⦁ Leonardo da Vinci EU project: Diana – Disability in a Sustainable Agriculture 504094-LLP-1-2009-1-IT-LEONARDO –LMP. Agreement concluded between the University of Bologna and the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) 1.11.2009 – 31.10.2012. Disability in sustainable agriculture – A new approach to training

⦁ Phytoremediation of air pollutants as a tool of human health risk reduction. PNRF-193-AI-1/07 Financed by Norwegian Financial Mechanism.

⦁ Improving the nutritional value of sprouts and leaf vegetables by enriching them with elements valuable for human health. 2010-2014. Special research project, Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Decision No. 799 / N-COST / 2010/0

⦁ Assessment of suitability of selected species of evergreen plants for phytoremediation of airborne dust. Evaluation of selected evergreen plant species usefulness for phytoremediation of particulate matter from air. Scholarship and Training Fund. Activity III. Individual Scholarships. Application number: FSS / 2010 / II / D3 / W / 0021