ENVIRONMENT-PLANT-ANIMAL-PRODUCT


3rd International PhD Students’ Conference: Environment-Plant-Animal-Product together with the International Workshops at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland

24-26 April, 2024

hybrid format

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Registration extended until March 31st, 2024

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The University of Life Sciences in Lublin has the pleasure to invite you to the 3rd International PhD Students’ Conference: Environment-Plant-Animal-Product together with the International Workshops at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland on 24-26 April, 2024 hybrid format.

Photo from the 2nd International PhD Student’s Conference at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland: ENVIRONMENT- PLANT-ANIMAL-PRODUCT (ICDSUPL), 2023; photo: Alicja Jaroszewska

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The first day of the event (24th April 2024) – 3rd International PhD
Students’ Conference: Environment-Plant-Animal-Product (ICDSUPL) –
will be held at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin and it will have a
hybrid format. Stationary events will be held at the Congress Hall and
Conferences Halls of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin,
Akademicka 15, Lublin.

Conference sessions include: Food Quality; Animal Sciences; Plant Sciences; Environment; Technology; Basic Sciences; Health Sciences.

The second and the third days of the event (25-26th April 2024) –
International Workshops supported by the STER NAWA project
“Actions towards the internationalization of the Doctoral School of the
University of Life Sciences in Lublin (I-SDUPL)”
– will be held in Janów Lubelski only in stationary format.

Workshops on soft skills development include aspects such as: good practices in adult education abroad, methods of activating and supporting learning, education in a multicultural environment.

Photo from the 2nd International PhD Student’s Conference at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland: ENVIRONMENT- PLANT-ANIMAL-PRODUCT (ICDSUPL), 2023; photo: Michał Arciszewski

The Event is an excellent opportunity to present result of latest research, exchange scientific ideas, share research experiences, as well as to establish interdisciplinary cooperation. We believe that the Event will contribute to the creation of inter-university research teams, both national and international, and the integration of the doctoral students’ community. The conference program includes plenary speeches by invited professors, oral and poster presentations of PhD students from Poland and foreign research centres.

Rector
of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin
prof. dr hab. Krzysztof Kowalczyk

Vice-Rector
for Science
 and International Cooperation
of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin
prof. dr hab. Bartosz Sołowiej

Director of Doctoral School
of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin

prof. dr hab. Katarzyna Ognik

Doctoral Students Council
of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin

We cordially invite you to participate in the Event!

Organizing committee

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Announcement I
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Announcement II
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Doctoral School of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin

Doctoral school of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin was established in 2019. PhD studies are conducted at the general academic, multidisciplinary Doctoral School. We offer a unique combination of interdisciplinarity and an advanced specialised curriculum. The Doctoral School of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin provides a joint course of study to all PhD students and a specialised programme for individual fields and disciplines. The uniform degree programme promotes the integration of the academic community, exchange of scientific experience and interdisciplinary perception of research problems. The added value of joint education is the open formula that allows PhD students constant scientific development and it enables the evolution of the Doctoral School according to the changing educational needs of the students of consecutive years. The path of specialised education for doctoral students is undertaken in collaboration with PhD thesis supervisors and the purpose of it is to implement individual research plans in Institutes and Departments, as well as to enable doctoral students to participate in seminars and professional traineeship. The specialised educational programme allows students to take part in various types of domestic and international courses, research internships and vocational training.

Doctoral Students Council of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin

The Doctoral Students’ Self-Government unites all PhD students of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin and is an integral part of the academic community. The bodies of the Self-Government are the Council of Doctoral Students and the Board of the Self-Government of Doctoral Students.

Scientific Committee

prof. dr hab. Krzysztof Kowalczyk; University of Life Sciences in Lublin,Poland
prof. dr hab. Bartosz Sołowiej; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
dr hab. Urszula Kosior-Korzecka, associate prof.; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Adam Waśko; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Andrzej Marczuk; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Katarzyna Ognik; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Barbara Kołodziej; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Aneta Nowakiewicz; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Dariusz Andrejko; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Waldemar Gustaw; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Brygida Ślaska; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Krzysztof Jóźwiakowski; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Tomasz Mieczan; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Ireneusz Balicki; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Magdalena Krauze; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Tomasz Oniszczuk; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
dr hab. Iwona Puzio, associate prof.; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
dr hab. Marta Wójcik, associate prof.; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
dr hab. Katarzyna Dzida associate prof.; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
dr hab. Arkadiusz Matwijczuk, associate prof.; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
dr hab. Sylwia Andruszczak, associate prof.; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
dr hab. Barbara Sowińska-Świerkosz, associate prof.; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
dr hab. Sławomir Ligęza, associate prof.; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
dr hab. inż. Maciej Combrzyński, associate prof; University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. dr hab. Jerzy Juśkiewicz; Institute of Animal Reproduction and Food Research of Polish Academy of Sciences of Olsztyn, Poland
dr hab. Bartosz Fotschki, associate prof.; Institute of Animal Reproduction and Food Research of Polish Academy of Sciences of Olsztyn, Poland
dr hab. Wojciech Dworzański; Medical University of Lublin, Poland
MD Monika Cendrowska-Pinkosz; Medical University of Lublin, Poland
PhD Beata Biernacka, University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
prof. Todor Vasiljevic; College of Health and Biomedicine Victoria University in Melbourne, Australia
prof. Paulius Matusevicius; Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Lithuania
prof. Joan García; Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya-BarcelonaTech, Spain
prof. Anabela Cândida Ramalho Durão; Instituto Politécnico de Beja, Portugal
prof. Igor Tomašević; University of Belgrade, Serbia
prof. Gabor Galiba; Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary
prof. dr. Michael Beyrer; HES-SO Valais-Wallis University, Switzerland
dr hab. Viktor Korzun; Global Lead Scientific Affairs, KWS SAAT SE & Co. KGaA, Germany
dr hab. Luis Inostroza, associate prof.; Mendel University in Brno, Czech Republic
PhD Shubiao Wu, associate prof.; Aarhus University, Denmark
PhD Alexandros Stefanakis, associate prof.; Technical University of Crete, Greece
PhD Laura Wendling; VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland LTD, Finland
PhD Ramutė Mišeikienė; Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Lithuania
PhD Peter Miko; Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary
PhD Tibor Janda; Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary

Organizing Committee

prof. dr hab. Katarzyna Ognik
Head of the Committee
dr hab. Barbara Sowińska-Świerkosz, associate prof.
Vice-Head of the Committee
PhD Małgorzata Wysocka
Secretary of the Event
prof. dr hab. Tomasz Oniszczuk
dr hab. Anna Stępniowska
PhD Ewelina Cholewińska
MSc Paulina Osowska
MSc Karolina Jóźwiakowska
MA Karolina Kwapisz
MSc Marlena Wosiak
MSc Katarzyna Dziki-Michalska
MA Anna Buchlińska-Brzozowska
MSc Joanna Stasiak, PhD student
MSc Agata Hahaj-Siembida, PhD student
DVM Artur Ciszewski, PhD student
MSc Kamila Janicka, PhD student
MSc Karolina Różaniecka, PhD student
MSc Katarzyna Matyszczuk, PhD student
MSc Wiktoria Janicka, PhD student
MSc Michał Arciszewski, PhD student
DVM Aleksandra Marzec, PhD student
MSc Radosław Smagieł, PhD student
MSc Szymon Milewski, PhD student
MSc Julia Fabjanowska, PhD student
MSc Aleksandra Garbacz, PhD student
MSc Maciej Bryś, PhD student
MSc Jan Sadurski, PhD student
MSc Maria Stasińska-Jakubas,
PhD student
MSc Patrycja Skwarek, PhD student
Msc Anna Lipian-Głos, PhD student
MSc Weronika Kursa, PhD student
MSc Karolina Wengerska, PhD student
MSc Kostiantyn Vasiukov, PhD student
MSc Jakub Soja, PhD student
MSc Kamila Kaszycka, PhD student
MSc Magdalena Moczulska
Michał Staniak, student

Moderators

Environmental Sciences:
prof. dr hab. Tomasz Mieczan
dr hab. Sławomir Ligęza, associate prof.
MSc Michał Arciszewski, PhD student
Plant Sciences:
dr hab. Magdalena Pogorzelec, associate prof.
PhD Magdalena Sozoniuk
MSc Katarzyna Matyszczuk, PhD student
Basic Sciences:
dr hab. Marta Wójcik, associate prof.
PhD Przemysław Sołek
MSc Karolina Wengerska, PhD student
Animal Sciences:
dr hab. Dagmara Stępień-Pyśniak, associate prof.
PhD Edyta Kowalczuk-Vasilev
MSc Wiktoria Janicka, PhD student
Technology:
dr hab. Maciej Combrzyński, associate prof.
PhD Beata Biernacka
MSc Jakub Soja, PhD student
Food quality:
dr hab. Maciej Nastaj
PhD Justyna Libera
MSc Robert Waraczewski, PhD student
Health Sciences:
dr hab. Marta Wójcik, associate prof.
MD Monika Cendrowska-Pinkosz
DVM Aleksandra Marzec, PhD student
Poster session
prof dr hab. Magdalena Krauze
prof. Paulius Matusevicius
MSc Konstiantyn Vasiukov, PhD student

  • Igor Tomašević, full professor, Food Science and Technology Faculty of Agriculture University of Belgrade: "Artificial intelligence in food science”, stationary lecture

    Prof. Igor Tomašević

    He is a Full Professor with a demonstrated 20+ years history of working at Faculty of Agriculture University of Belgrade. He is skilled in Food Science & Technology, Sensory Evaluation, Food Chemistry, Food Safety and Quality Management Systems and has a background in Meat Industry and IT. Also, he is a strong education professional with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) focused in Biotechnology from University of Belgrade. He served as a Guest Professor at University of Life Sciences in Lublin (Poland) and University of Eastern Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina). He is fluent in both English and Spanish language. His professional training took place at Texas AM University (USA), University of Jerusalem (Israel), University of Ghent (Belgium), IRTA – Institute of Agri-food Research and Technology and University of Valencia (Spain). His memberships of professional organizations include American Meat Science Association (AMSA), Institute of Food Technologist (IFT) and he is a Chair of ISO/Technical Committee 34/SC 17 Management systems for food safety (National level). Last year he has spent as a guest research associate at German Institute for Food Technology in Quackenbruck. He was actively involved in 6 national and 9 international scientific projects. He has served on multiple occasions as an Expert reviewer for Research Executive Agency of European Commission and National Science Centre of Poland and he has 300+ verified reviews for scientific journals with an impact factor. He has supervised 10 PhD thesis at University of Belgrade and served as a PhD thesis external evaluator at University of Oviedo (3), University of Milan (1), University of Hohenheim (1). So far, he has coauthored 200+ papers in journals included in the ISI Web of Knowledge (3.500 citations; h-index=33), 2 University books and 13 Chapters in international books. For the last 2 years he has been listed in the World’s Top 2% Scientists database by Stanford University. Also, he has received Top Peer Reviewer Award (2017,2018,2019) by Web of Science for placing him in the top 1% of reviewers in Agricultural sciences. He serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture (Wiley) and Food Safety and Health (Wiley). He is also a member of Editorial boards for Meat Science (Elsevier), Current Research in Food Science (Elsevier), Journal of Food Processing and Preservation (Wiley) and Foods (MDPI).

  • dr hab. Viktor Korzun, Global Lead Scientific Affairs, KWS SAAT SE & Co. KGaA, Germany: “Strengthening innovation in plant science and plant breeding", stationary lecture.

    Dr. Viktor Korzun

    KWS SAAT SE & Co. KGaA Einbeck, Germany

    Dr. Viktor Korzun will present a short opening lecture with the title “Strengthening innovation in plant science and plant breeding”.

    Biography: Viktor Korzun has his BS in Agronomy & Breeding from the Belarussian Agricultural Academy and a PhD in Plant Genetics from the Institute of Genetics and Cytology, Academy of Sciences of Belarus.

    • He was visiting scientist at Cambridge Laboratory, John Innes Centre for Plant Science Research, Norwich, UK and postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research, Gatersleben, Germany before he moved in 1999 to KWS as Head of Cereals Breeding Technologies.
    • From 2018 he has his current role as Global Lead Scientific Affairs with focus on national and international collaboration, relationships with worldwide leading universities and institutions and support of young talented scientists in plant breeding related research.
    • Viktor Korzun has more than 30 years’ experience in development and application of molecular markers and novel breeding technologies in cereal crops. He has authored 174 full publications in high-ranking scientific journals and books, including abstract and short communications > 600 publications (h-index is 73, https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=RxTM094AAAAJ&hl=de&oi=ao  on 07.12.2022)  and is an Associate Editor of the Journal Molecular Breeding.
    • Viktor Korzun is a Member of Scientific Innovation Advisory Board at John Innes Centre (JIC) https://www.jic.ac.uk/ , Norwich, UK and a Members of the Scientific Advisory Board of the State Seed Breeding Institute of the University of Hohenheim, https://lsa.uni-hohenheim.de/  Stuttgart, Germany.

    KWS SAAT SE & Co. KGaA: KWS is one of the world’s leading plant breeding companies. Over 5,000 employees in more than 70 countries generated net sales of around €1,82 billion in the fiscal year 2022/2023. KWS has operated independently for 165 years, focusing on plant breeding and the production of seed for corn, sugarbeet and other crops. KWS supports farmers by improving yield and plants’ resistance to diseases, pests and stress. KWS invested more than €290 million last fiscal year in R&D. As plant breeders we strive to solve the increasing plant pathogen challenges.

    More information: www.kws.com . Follow us on Twitter® at https://twitter.com/KWS_Group .

    13 Main Publications:

    1. Korzun V., G. Melz and A. Börner / RFLP mapping of the dwarfing (Ddw1) and hairy peduncle (Hp) genes on chromosome 5 of rye (Secale cereale) // Theor. Appl. Genet., 1996. – 92. – P. 1073-1077.
    2. Röder, M. S., Korzun, K. Wendehake, J. Plaschke, M.-H. Tixier, P. Leroy and M. W. Ganal / A microsatellite map of the wheat genome // Genetics, 1998. – 149. – P. 2007-2023.
    3. Korzun, V., S. Malyshev, A.V. Voylokov and A. Börner / A genetic map of rye (Secale cereale) combining RFLP, isozyme, microsatellite and gene loci // Theor. Appl. Genet., 2001. – 102. – P. 709-717.
    4. Bauer E., T. Schmutzer, I. Barilar, M. Mascher, H. Gundlach, M. M. Martis, S. O. Twardziok, B. Hackauf, A. Gordillo, P. Wilde, M. Schmidt, Korzun, K.F.X. Mayer, K. Schmid, C.-C. Schön, U. Scholz / Towards a whole-genome sequence for rye (Secale cereale L.) // Plant. J., 2017. – 89. – P. 853-869.
    5. Miedaner T., Korzun, E. Bauer / Genomics-based hybrid rye breeding // In Applications of Genetics and Genomics Research in Cereals // Genomics Miedaner T., V. Korzun (Eds.) // Woodhead Publishing Series in Food Science, Technology and Nutrition // Elsevier – 2018.- P.329-344.
    6. Rabanus-Wallace T. M., B. Hackauf, M. Mascher, T. Lux, T. Wicker, H. Gundlach, M. Báez, A. Houben, K. F.X. Mayer, L. Guo, J. Poland, C. J. Pozniak, S. Walkowiak, J. Melonek, C. Praz, M. Schreiber, H. Budak, M. Heuberger, B. Steuernagel, B. Wulff, A. Börner, B. Byrns, J. Čížková, D. B. Fowler, A. Fritz, A. Himmelbach, G. Kaithakottil, J. Keilwagen, B. Keller, D. Konkin, J. Larsen, Q. Li, B. Myśków, S. Padmarasu, N. Rawat, U. Sesiz, B. Sezgi, A. Sharpe, H.  Šimková, I. Small, D. Swarbreck, H. Toegelová, N. Tsvetkova, A. V. Voylokov, J. Vrána, E. Bauer, H. Bolibok-Bragoszewska, J. Doležel, A.Hall, J. Jia, Korzun, A. Laroche, X.-F. Ma, F. Ordon, H. Özkan, M. Rakoczy-Trojanowska, U. Scholz, A. H. Schulman, D. Siekmann, S. Stojałowski, V. Tiwari, M. Spannagl, N. Stein / Chromosome-scale genome assembly provides insights into rye biology, evolution, and agronomic potential // Nature Genetics, 2021. – 53.– P. 564–573.
    7. Reynolds M., O. K. Atkin, M. Bennett, M. Cooper, I. C. Dodd, M. J. Foulkes, C. Frohberg, G. Hammer, I. R. Henderson, B. Huang, Korzun, S. R. McCouch, C. D. Messina, B. J. Pogson, G. Slafer, N. L. Taylor, P. E. Wittich / Addressing Research Bottlenecks to Crop Productivity // Trends in Plant Science, 2021. – 26.– P. 607-630.
    8. Zhao Y., P. Thorwarth, Y. Jiang, N. Philipp, A.W. Schulthess, P.H. G. Boeven, C. F. H. Longin, M. Gils, R. Schachschneider, J. Schacht, E. Ebmeyer, Korzun, E. Kazman, Vilson Mirdita, Jost Dörnte, Stefan Kontowski, Ralf Horbach, Hilmar Cöster, J. Holzapfel, A. Jacobi, L. Ramgraber, C. Reinbrecht, N. Starck, P. Varenne, A. Starke, F. Schürmann, M. Ganal, A. Polley, S. Beier, U. Scholz, T. Würschum, R. Schmidt, J. C. Reif / Big data strategies for predicting grain yield of hybrids in wheat // Science Advances, 24 September 2021
    9. Hackauf B., T. Rabanus-Wallace, Korzun / Mapping of genes and QTL rye // The Rye Genome // Rabanus-Wallace T., N. Stein (Eds.) // Compendium of Plant Genomes // Springer Nature Switzerland AG – 2021.- P.135-180. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-83383-1.
    10. Joanna Melonek J., Korzun, B. Hackauf / Genomics of self-incompatibility and male-fertility restoration in rye // The Rye Genome // Rabanus-Wallace T., N. Stein (Eds.) // Compendium of Plant Genomes // Springer Nature Switzerland AG – 2021. – P.181-212. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-83383-1.
    11. Korzun V., M. L. Ponomareva, M. E. Sorrells / Economic and academic importance of rye // The Rye Genome // Rabanus-Wallace T., N. Stein (Eds.) // Compendium of Plant Genomes // Springer Nature Switzerland AG – 2021.- P.1-12. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-83383-1.
    12. Schulthess A.W., S.M. Kale, F. Liu, Y. Zhao, N. Philipp, M. Rembe, Y. Jiang, U. Beukert, A. Serfling, A. Himmelbach, J. Keilwagen, J. Fuchs, M. Oppermann, S. Weise, P. H. G. Boeven, C. F. H. Longin, S. Kollers, N. Pfeiffer, Korzun, N. Stein, M. Mascher, J. C. Reif / GiPS: Genomics-informed parent selection uncovers the breeding value of wheat genetic resources // Nat. Genet. 54 (2022) 1544-1552. https://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41588-022-01189-7   
    13. Pidon H., B. Ruge-Wehling, T. Will, K. Fischer, A. Habekuß, N. Wedler, K. Oldach, A. Maasberg-Prelle, Korzun, N. Stein / Fine-mapping of Ryd4Hb, a major resistance gene to Barley yellow dwarf virus from Hordeum bulbosum // Theor Appl Genet 2024, (in press).

1st ANNOUNCEMENT AND FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME January 22nd, 2024
REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 31st, 2024
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION March 31st, 2024
DEADLINE FOR PAYMENT March 31st, 2024
2nd ANNOUNCEMENT AND FULL PROGRAMME April 15th, 2024

Rules for the preparation of the conference abstract:
a) title: no more than 15 words
b) names and surnames of the authors
c) affiliation: department/institute, university, street, postal code, city, country,
d) 3-5 keywords
e) content of the summary: 1500-2500 characters with spaces
f) the summary should contain the following sections: introduction, material and methods, results with discussion, conclusions

Rules for the preparation and presentation of the poster:

The poster should contain: name and surname of the author/authors, title, name of the university, aim of the study, material and methods, results, conclusions. 

For on-line participants, the poster in pdf format should be sent by April 12, 2024 to The presentation of the poster will take place only in the multimedia form. 

For stationary participants the poster should be printed vertically in  A1 format (594 × 841 mm).

Guidelines for preparing an oral presentation

  1. The presentation should be prepared in English in PowerPoint. In order to ensure the best possible reception of the presentation, especially for people with disabilities, it is recommended to use a white background for the slides, with a predominantly black font, and to limit the use of motion animations.
  2. The organizer assumes that the oral presentation of the multi-authored abstract will be made by the first author. If the author’s team appoints an author other than the first one for the oral presentation, such information should be provided to the moderators before the start of the session.
  3. The time allowed for an oral presentation in the plenary session is 15 minutes.
  4. The time allocated for an oral presentation in a thematic session is 10 minutes

The fee for the participation in the event is free for PhD students of the Doctoral School of University of Life Sciences in Lublin.

The fee for the participation in the first day of the event – 3rd International PhD Students’ Conference: Environment-Plant-Animal-Product (ICDSUPL), 24th April 2024 – that will be held in Lublin is:

45 Euro (or 200 PLN) – both for stationary an on-line participation

The fee includes: participation in the Conference; one abstract with DOI publication; coffee break and lunch for stationary participants

If you want to publish more than one abstract, the cost of each subsequent abstract is PLN 100 (EUR 22).

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The fee for the participation in the entire event – 3rd International PhD Students’ Conference: Environment-Plant-Animal-Product together with the International Workshops at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland (ICDSUPL) 24-26th April 2024 – is:

325 Euro (or 1500 PLN) – only stationary format

The fee includes: participation in the Conference and International workshops; one abstract with DOI publication; accommodation in Janów Lubelski; coffee breaks and lunches during the event; gala dinner; barbecue dinner; field trip to ZOOM Nature Park; bus transport Lublin-Janów Lubelski-Lublin

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The payment should be made by bank transfer by March 31st 2024 to the account:

University of Life Sciences in Lublin
26 1240 5497 1111 0011 3333 1849
Bank Pekao S.A. o/ Lublin
Krakowskie Przedmieście 72, 20-076 Lublin
SWIFT PKOP PL PW; IBAN: PL + NRB
Transfer title: ICDSUPL / name and surname of the participant

The fee is non-refundable.

 

All abstracts will be published on-line on
conference-doctoral.up.lublin.pl
and all abstract will have DOI.

Programme (.pdf)
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Acoustic concert

Krystyna & wojtek Cugowski and Bartek Jończyk – acoustic concert at USLS Congress Center, free entrance

The workshop constituting a part of the financed by the STER NAWA program project “Actions towards the internationalization of the Doctoral School of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin (I-SDUPL)”. Project implementation period is from 2024-01-01 to 2026-12-31.

This year the workshop is an integral part of the International PhD Students’ Conference: Environment-Plant-Animal-Product and which will be held in April 25-26th 2024 in Janów Lubelski (the Lublin Voivodeship).

The workshop is directed to PhD students and will be conducted in English by lecturers from Poland and abroad. The workshop focus on acquiring soft skills, including intercultural communication in the scientific environment, design thinking and issues related to improving teaching competences, three hours each. The form of teaching will be interactive, including out-door activities and short scenes’ presentations by PhD students.

Trainers of the first day of the workshops represent the NGO Trainers’ Association (sTOP)
(Stowarzyszenie Trenerskie Organizacji Pozarządowych; https://stowarzyszeniestop.pl/)

Prelegent of the second day of the workshop is PhD Tom Hashimoto, associate professor  representing Vilnius University and coaching company “We Coach One”, London (https://wecoach.one/ourcoaches)

Participant of the workshop will be given certificate.

Topic 1: “Contemporary and Diachronic Issues in Adult Education: Critical Reflection in Practice, Personal Transformation, and the Journey to Professionalism”; on-line 3h Prelegents: dr. hab.  Balázs Németh, associate professor; Adult and Lifelong Learning at the University of Pécs; Hungary; Professor Dina Soeiro, Education School in the Polytechnic University of Coimbra, Portugal; George A. Koulaouzides, associate professor; Hellenic Open University, Greece

Topic 2: “How to teach effectively using games?”; stationary 3h
Prelegent: Marcin Mitzner, program director of GD Events, NGO Trainers’ Association sTOP

Topic 3:“Does the place I come from matter? Education in a multicultural community”; stationary 3h
Prelegent: Katarzyna Radzikowska, trainer of the NGO Trainers’ Association sTOP

Topic 4: “Smart’ research beyond artificial intelligence: from research question brainstorming to stakeholder identification”, stationary 3h
Prelegent: PhD Tom Hashimoto, associate professor of International and Regional Economics, Vilnius University Executive coach, We Coach One, London

  • Dr hab. Balázs Németh, associate professor; Adult and Lifelong Learning at the University of Pécs;

    Balázs Németh

    The speaker is an associate professor in policy studies and learning city-region focuses. He has participated several European projects and beyond academic work, he is an EPALE Ambassador for Hungary and EAEA board member. Dr. Németh represents the UniPécs in Erasmus+ KA3 PDS4BST project and in PIMA Network, eucen as ambassador, and also in PASCAL International Observatory.

  • Professor Dina Soeiro, Education School in the Polytechnic University of Coimbra, Portugal

    Dina Soeiro

    I’m a Professor at Education School in the Polytechnic University of Coimbra, Portugal. This year, I will celebrate 25 years of teaching with a huge party with my students and a big cake! Since 2007, I’ve been actively engaged in projects to promote innovation, quality and excellence in Higher Education. I worked as a teacher trainer, researcher, consultant and editor at the Centre for the Study and Advancement of Pedagogy in Higher Education.

    My biggest pedagogical inspirations are Paulo Freire and Antonio Dias de Figueiredo. I’m also deeply inspired by my oldest love, my grandmother, who didn’t know how to read and write, but taught me, with kindness, essential life wisdom, knowledge and skills, and my youngest love, my adolescent daughter. I don’t need to explain to you, right?

    When people first meet me, they inevitably pop the question: “So, what do you do?” (We tend to define ourselves by the profession!) With a big smile, I proudly announce, “I’m a teacher!” Then comes the classic follow-up: “Ah! What do you teach?” My conversation partner gets surprised when I say “People!” And then we have a fantastic conversation about the privilege and joy that is to learn from and with the students…

    My area of teaching is Adult Education and Educational Gerontology and one of my favorite pedagogical approaches is on-Service Learning. I usually teach night classes with many non-traditional students, mostly working women, some “serial caregivers” like me, with my age (around 50).  I also do applied research on non-formal adult education and education with older learners. I’m a board member of the European Association for the Education of Adults and co-convenor of the European Society for Research on Education of Adults (ESREA) Transformative and Emancipatory Education Network. As a teacher, researcher and also a practitioner, I love to learn outside the walls of the University with my students. I also believe that teaching is something you need to do with your heart!  My pedagogical favorite film is Dead Poets Society and in my bedside is always The book of Disquiet, from Fernando Pessoa.

    Thank you for the kind invitation for this promising session!

  • PhD George A. Koulaouzides, associate professor; Hellenic Open University, Greece

    George A. Koulaouzides

    The speaker studied mathematics and adult education. He is Assistant Professor of the Methodology of Adult Education at the Hellenic Open University and he is adjunct professor at the Democritus University of Thrace. He has designed the well-known accredited training program for the instructors of the National Centre for Public Administration in Greece and has a vast experience in training of trainers. George is considered as the person who guided the internationalization of the Greek adult education community. His research interests are learning, transformative learning, educational biography and critical reflection. He has translated three books on adult education, edited journals and several textbooks. His published work counts more than 100 papers in journals, edited volumes and conference proceedings. In 2019 he was inducted in the International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame.

  • Marcin Mitzner, program director of GD Events, NGO Trainers’ Association sTOP

    Marcin Mitzne

    The speaker is a program director of GD Events, NGO Trainers’ Association sTOP and creator of over 400 educational games. A graduate of the Institute of Applied Social Sciences, the Academy of Special Education and the School of Group Training. He implemented gamification projects among others for the National Cultural Center, the Polish History Museum, Orange Foundation, Foundation for Civic Education, Cała Polska Czyta Dzieciom and the Pilecki Institute in Berlin. Winner of the Warsaw Cultural Education Award, Masovian Cultural Impulse and Sunflowers of Children’s Time. He lectures at the AGH University of Science and Technology and at the Warsaw Center for Educational, Social Innovation and Training. Author of texts on games, their use and popularization for, among others, Tekstualia, Labib and Noc Bibliotek project.

  • Katarzyna Radzikowska, trainer of the NGO Trainers’ Association sTOP

    Katarzyna Radzikowska

    The speaker is a trainer of the NGO Trainers’ Association sTOP, facilitator and author of educational publications. She works on interculturalism, social diversity, non-discrimination, inclusive language and global education. She is curious about people and their diversity, so whenever she can, she seeks opportunities to meet other cultures. She cooperates with the School with Class Foundation and the Polish Humanitarian Action, and has trained at, among others, the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, municipal and state offices and institutions, and the University of Białystok.

  • PhD Tom Hashimoto, associate professor, Vilnius University, “We Coach One”, London

    Tom Hashimoto, LL.M., DPhil (Oxon), FHEA primarily specializes in financial economics, FinTech, and inclusive growth in the context of European integration. The multipurpose usage of artificial intelligence and blockchain led him to non-financial application of these technologies, including food security and rural development. He mentors and coaches executives and senior managers in small and medium sized companies who seek to integrate and take advantages from technology-driven knowledge management. He holds a doctorate (DPhil) in Geography from the University of Oxford. He is also a member of British Mensa. 

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3rd International PhD Students’ Conference: Environment-Plant-Animal-Product together with the International Workshops at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland
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In English:

  • Directions to the conference for those arriving at the Lublin Główny Railway Station

    Directions of public transport departures from Lublin railway station, 2 Dworcowa street, 20-406 Lublin.

    We suggest planning the route using the application or the website: https://jakdojade.pl. You can also use the current public transport timetable at https://ztm.lublin.eu/.

    Suggested MPK Lublin transit options:

    • Line 154: From the railway station walk about 2 min,150 m to the bus stop 3422 Lublin Railway Station 52 on Plac Dworcowy Street by bus 154 (Direction: Węglin), get off at the Wiercieńskiego 01 stop (4th stop) on Głęboka Street. From the bus stop to the conference venue it takes about 6 minutes, 450 m to walk. The bus runs every hour. It is also possible to choose connections with transfers from Lublin Railway Station using the https://jakdojade.pl application. The frequency of the buses is then from a few to 40 minutes.
    • Line 155: From the Lublin Railway Station, walk for about 3 min, 180 m to the bus stop Targi Lublin 02 on Piłsudskiego Street by bus no. 155 (direction: Zana ZUS), get off at the bus stop KUL 03 (4th stop) on Racławickie Avenue. From the bus stop to the conference venue is about 10 min, 770 m walk. Buses run every approx. 14 min. Buses go every approx. 14 min.

    Link to Lublin MPK timetable: https://www.mpk.lublin.pl/ or https://ztm.lublin.eu/

    By car:

    We recommend:

    Public transport:

    We suggest planning the route using the application or website: https://jakdojade.pl

    Due to the construction of the Metropolitan Railway Station in Lublin, the distribution of stops in the area of the Railway Station is presented on the attached map.

  • Directions to the conference for those arriving at the Metropolitan Station Lublin

    Directions from the Metropolitan Station Lublin (2 Dworcowa street, 20-406 Lublin) – University of Life Sciences in Lublin (15 Akademicka Street, 20-950 Lublin)

    By car:

    We recommend:

     Public transport:

    We suggest planning the route using the application or website: https://jakdojade.pl

    Due to the construction of the Metropolitan Railway Station in Lublin, the distribution of stops in the area of the Railway Station is presented on the attached map.

    Suggested MPK Lublin travel options:

    • Line 154: From the railway station, walk about 3 minutes, 180 m to the Dworzec Gł. PKP 01 stop at ul. Plac Dworcowy by bus no. 154 (Direction: Węglin), get off at the Wiercieńskiego 01 stop (4th stop) at ul. Głęboka. From the stop to the conference venue, is about a 6 minute walk, 450 m. Buses run about every 12 minutes.
    • Line 155: From the railway station, walk about 3 minutes, 180 m to the Targi Lublin 02 stop at ul. Piłsudskiego by bus No. 155 (Direction: Zana ZUS), get off at the KUL 03 stop (4th stop) at Al. Racławicki. It takes about 10 minutes, 770 m, from the bus stop to the conference venue. Buses run about every 14 minutes.

    Link to the timetable of the Lublin MPK: https://www.mpk.lublin.pl/

  • Access to the conference for those arriving at the PKS Lublin Główny bus station

    Access from the Main Bus Station (Aleja Tysiąclecia 6, 20-121 Lublin) – University of Life Sciences in Lublin (ul. Akademicka 15, 20-950 Lublin)

    By car:

    we recommend:

      Public transport:

    We suggest planning the route using the application or the website: https://jakdojade.pl

     

    Suggested MPK Lublin travel options:

    • Line 31; 150: From the railway station, walk about 1 minute, 70 m to the Dworzec Gł. PKS 02 stop at ul. Tysiąclecia by bus 150 or 31 (Direction: Os. Poręba), get off at the UMCS 01 stop (4th stop). It takes about 6 minutes, 490 m, to walk from the bus stop to the conference venue. Buses run every 13-15 minutes.
    • Line 18; 57: From the railway station, walk about 1 minute, 70 m to the Dworzec Gł. PKS 02 stop at ul. Tysiąclecia by bus 18 (Direction: Sławinkowska) or 57 (Direction: Os. Poręba), get off at the KUL 03 stop (4th stop) at ul. Al. Racławickie. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the bus stop to the conference venue, 770 m. Buses run every 7-10 minutes.

    Link to the timetable from the Lublin bus station: http://www.lubelskiedworce.pl/

  • Access to the conference for those arriving at the Lublin Airport

    Access from Lublin SA Airport (ul. Króla Jana III Sobieskiego 1, 21-040 Świdnik) – University of Life Sciences in Lublin (ul. Akademicka 15, 20-950 Lublin)

    By Car:

    we recommend:

    PKP:

    From the Lublin Airport you can get to the Conference venue by train, the train stop is located at the airport terminal

    Tickets available at https://bilety.polregio.pl/

    Poster timetable available at https://portalpasazera.pl/Plakaty after entering Lublin Airport in the search engine.

    Public transport:

    We suggest planning the route using the application or the website: https://jakdojade.pl

    Suggested options for traveling by MPK Lublin:

    • Line 05 with a change in 31; 57; 150: From the stop Port Lotniczy Lublin – arrivals 02 by bus no. 05 (Direction: Brama Krakowska), get off at the stop Dworzec Gł. PKS 02 at ul. Tysiąclecia (stop 21) and change to line 31; 57; 150 (Direction: Os. Poręba), get off at the UMCS 01 stop (4th stop). It takes about 6 minutes, 490 m, to walk from the bus stop to the conference venue. Buses 05 run every 60-180 minutes. Buses 31, 57, 150 run every 13-15 minutes.
  • Accommodation

    In the vicinity of the Conference venue, there is a possibility of accommodation in a dormitory of the University of Life Sciences (the number of places is limited), hotels, hostels or apartments.

    We suggest you book your accommodation using the app or website:

    Listed below are the proposed facilities with contact details

    1. Hotel Victoria Lublin
      ul. Narutowicza 58/60 20-016 Lublin
      phone no. +48 81 532 70 11
      e-mail: 
    2. MERCURE LUBLIN CENTRUM
      Aleje Racławickie 12, 20-037 Lublin
      phone no81 533 20 61
      websitehttps://mercure-lublin-centrum-hotel.at-hotels.com/pl/#main
      https://www.booking.com/
    3. Hotel „LOGOS” Lublin
      Akademicka 4, 20-033 Lublin
      phone no. +48 81 533 82 85,  +48 81 533 82 86
      e-mail: 
      https://hotellogos.lublin.pl/cennik-uslug-hotelowych/
    4. HOSTEL SKŁODOWSKA
      ul. Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie 9, 20-020 Lublin
      phone no.667 188 667
      e-mail:
    5. Rodmos Hostel
      3-go Maja 8/4 Lublin
      phone no.: (+81) 532 03 51 tel. kom.: 0 693 040 001
      e-mail
      http://rodmos.pl/hostel/
    6. Host Lublin Wyszyńskiego 
      ul. Wyszyńskiego 3, 20-102 Lublin
      phone no. 519 682 943
      e-mail:
      www.booking.com/hotel/pl/hostlublin-wyszynskiego
    7. Apartamenty Wieniawa
      Bartosza Głowackiego 20, 20-060 Lublin
      phone no.: +48 508 56 26 26
      e-mail:
      http://www.apartamentywieniawa.pl/
    8. Akademiki UP Lublin
      Student Dormitories Office
      ul. Langiewicza 12, 20-035 Lublin (DS Eskulap)
      phone no. 81 441 14 80
  • Dining

    1.  Restaurant Bazylia UMCS
      ul. Plac Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej 4A, 20-031 Lublin, Polska
    2.  „Trójka” – Stołówka Akademicka (Academic Canteen) UMCS
      ul. Langiewicza 16, 20-032 Lublin
    3. „IMBIR” Bistro & Cafe
      Centrum Kongresowe UP
      ul. Akademicka 15, 20-950 Lublin
    4. Stołówka Studencka KUL (Student Canteen)
      The canteen is located in the building called Konwiktu Księży Studentów, opposite the academic church “Kościoła Akademickiego”.
      ul. Księdza, Idziego Radziszewskiego 7, 20-039 Lublin

In Polish:

  • Dojazd na konferencję dla przyjeżdzających na Dworzec PKP Lublin Główny

    Dojazd z Dworca Lublin Główny (Plac Dworcowy 1, 20-408 Lublin)  – Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy w Lublinie (ul. Akademicka 15, 20-950 Lublin)

    Samochodem:

    Polecamy:

    Komunikacją miejską:

    Sugerujemy zaplanować trasę przejazdu korzystając z aplikacji lub strony: https://jakdojade.pl

    Sugerowane opcje przejazdu MPK Lublin:

    • Linia 154: Z dworca PKP przejść pieszo około 3 min,180 m na przystanek Dworzec Gł. PKP 01 przy ul. Plac Dworcowy autobusem nr 154 (Kierunek: Węglin), wysiąść na przystanku Wiercieńskiego 01 (4 przystanek) przy ul. Głęboka. Z przystanku na miejsce konferencji jest do przejścia ok. 6 min, 450 m. Autobusy jeżdżą co ok. 12 min.
    • Linia 155: Z dworca PKP przejść pieszo około 3 min,180 m na przystanek Targi Lublin 02 przy ul. Piłsudskiego autobusem nr 155 (Kierunek: Zana ZUS), wysiąść na przystanku KUL 03 (4 przystanek) przy Al. Racławickich. Z przystanku na miejsce konferencji jest do przejścia ok. 10 min, 770 m. Autobusy jeżdżą co ok. 14 min. Autobusy jeżdżą co ok. 14 min.

    Link do rozkładu jazdy lubelskiego MPK: https://www.mpk.lublin.pl/

     

  • Dojazd z Dworca Metropolitalnego

    Samochodem:

    Polecamy:

    Komunikacja miejska:

    Kierunki odjazdów komunikacji miejskiej spod Dworca Lublin, ulica Dworcowa 2, 20-406 Lublin

    Sugerujemy zaplanować trasę przejazdu korzystając z aplikacji lub strony: https://jakdojade.pl. Można też skorzystać z aktualnego rozkładu jazdy komunikacji miejskiej znajdującej się na stronie https://ztm.lublin.eu/.

    Link do rozkładu jazdy z lubelskiego dworca PKS: http://www.lubelskiedworce.pl/

    Sugerowane opcje przejazdu MPK Lublin:

    • Linia 154: Z dworca PKP przejść pieszo około 2 min,150 m na przystanek 3422 Dworzec Lublin 52 przy ul. Plac Dworcowy autobusem nr 154 (Kierunek: Węglin), wysiąść na przystanku Wiercieńskiego 01 (4 przystanek) przy ul. Głęboka. Z przystanku na miejsce konferencji jest do przejścia ok. 6 min, 450 m. Autobus jeździ co godzinę. Z Dworca Lublin można wybrać również połączenia z przesiadkami, korzystając z aplikacji https://jakdojade.pl. Częstotliwość kursowania autobusów wynosi wówczas od kilku do 40 minut
    • Linia 155: Z dworca PKP przejść pieszo około 3 min,180 m na przystanek Targi Lublin 02 przy ul. Piłsudskiego autobusem nr 155 (Kierunek: Zana ZUS), wysiąść na przystanku KUL 03 (4 przystanek) przy Al. Racławickich. Z przystanku na miejsce konferencji jest do przejścia ok. 10 min, 770 m. Autobusy jeżdżą co ok. 14 min. Autobusy jeżdżą co ok. 14 min.

    Link do rozkładu jazdy lubelskiego MPK: https://www.mpk.lublin.pl/ lub https://ztm.lublin.eu/

  • Dojazd na konferencję dla przyjeżdzających na Dworzec PKS Lublin Główny

    Dojazd z Dworca Głównego PKS (Aleja Tysiąclecia 6, 20-121 Lublin)  – Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy w Lublinie (ul. Akademicka 15, 20-950 Lublin)

    Samochodem:

    Polecamy:

     Komunikacją miejską:

    Sugerujemy zaplanować trasę przejazdu, korzystając z aplikacji lub strony: https://jakdojade.pl

    Sugerowane opcje przejazdu MPK Lublin:

    • Linia 31; 150: Z dworca PKP przejść pieszo około 1 min, 70 m na przystanek Dworzec Gł. PKS 02 przy ul. Tysiąclecia autobusem nr 150 lub 31 (Kierunek: Os. Poręba), wysiąść na przystanku UMCS 01 (4 przystanek). Z przystanku na miejsce konferencji jest do przejścia ok. 6 min, 490 m. Autobusy jeżdżą co ok. 13-15 min.
    • Linia 18; 57: Z dworca PKP przejść pieszo około 1 min, 70 m na przystanek Dworzec Gł. PKS 02 przy ul. Tysiąclecia autobusem nr 18 (Kierunek: Sławinkowska) lub 57 (Kierunek: Os. Poręba), wysiąść na przystanku KUL 03 (4 przystanek) przy ul. Al. Racławickie. Z przystanku na miejsce konferencji jest do przejścia ok. 10 min, 770 m. Autobusy jeżdżą co ok. 7-10 min.

    Link do rozkładu jazdy z lubelskiego dworca PKS: http://www.lubelskiedworce.pl/

  • Dojazd na konferencję dla przylatujących na port Lotniczy Lublin

    Dojazd z Portu Lotniczego Lublin SA (ul. Króla Jana III Sobieskiego 1, 21-040 Świdnik)  – Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy w Lublinie (ul. Akademicka 15, 20-950 Lublin)

    Samochodem:

    Polecamy:

    PKP:

    Z Portu Lotniczego Lublin mogą Państwo dojechać na miejsce Konferencji pociągiem, przystanek kolejowy zlokalizowany jest przy terminalu lotniska

    Bilety do nabycia na https://bilety.polregio.pl/

    Plakatowy rozkład jazdy dostępny na stronie https://portalpasazera.pl/Plakaty po wpisaniu Lublin Airport w wyszukiwarkę.

    po wpisaniu Lublin Airport w wyszukiwarkę.

    Komunikacją miejską:

    Sugerujemy zaplanować trasę przejazdu, korzystając z aplikacji lub strony: https://jakdojade.pl

    Sugerowane opcje przejazdu MPK Lublin:

    • Linia 05 z przesiadką w 31; 57; 150: Z przystanku Port Lotniczy Lublin – przyloty 02 autobusem nr 05 (Kierunek: Brama Krakowska), wysiąść na przystanku Dworzec Gł. PKS 02 przy ul. Tysiąclecia (21 przystanek) i przesiąść siew linię 31; 57; 150 (Kierunek: Os. Poręba), wysiąść na przystanku UMCS 01 (4 przystanek). Z przystanku na miejsce konferencji jest do przejścia ok. 6 min, 490 m. Autobusy 05 jeżdżą co ok. 60-180 min. Autobusy 31, 57, 150 jeżdżą co ok. 13-15 min.
  • Zakwaterowanie

    W pobliżu miejsca Konferencji istnieje możliwość zakwaterowania w akademiku Uniwersytetu Przyrodniczego (ilość miejsc ograniczona), hotelach, hostelach lub apartamentach.

    Sugerujemy dokonać rezerwacji noclegu, korzystając z aplikacji lub strony:

    Poniżej proponowane obiekty wraz z danymi teleadresowymi

    1. Hotel Victoria Lublin
      ul. Narutowicza 58/60 20-016 Lublin
      tel. +48 81 532 70 11
      e-mail: 
    2. MERCURE LUBLIN CENTRUM
      Aleje Racławickie 12, 20-037 Lublin
      tel81 533 20 61
      website: https://mercure-lublin-centrum-hotel.at-hotels.com/pl/#main
      https://www.booking.com/
    3. Hotel „LOGOS” Lublin
      ul. Akademicka 4, 20-033 Lublin
      tel. +48 81 533 82 85,  +48 81 533 82 86
      e-mail:
      https://hotellogos.lublin.pl/cennik-uslug-hotelowych/
    4. HOSTEL SKŁODOWSKA
      ul. Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie 9, 20-020 Lublin
      tel.667 188 667
      e-mail: 
    5. Rodmos Hostel
      ul. 3-go Maja 8/4 Lublin
      tel.: (+81) 532 03 51 tel. kom.: 0 693 040 001
      e-mail: 
      http://rodmos.pl/hostel/
    6. Host Lublin Wyszyńskiego 
      ul. Wyszyńskiego 3, 20-102 Lublin
      tel. 519 682 943
      e-mail:
      www.booking.com/hotel/pl/hostlublin-wyszynskiego
    7. Apartamenty Wieniawa
      ul. Bartosza Głowackiego 20, 20-060 Lublin
      tel.: +48 508 56 26 26
      e-mail:
      http://www.apartamentywieniawa.pl/
    8. Akademiki UP Lublin
      Biuro Domów Studenckich
      ul. Langiewicza 12, 20-035 Lublin (DS Eskulap)
      tel. 81 441 14 80
  • Wyżywienie

    1. Restauracja Bazylia UMCS
    ul. Plac Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej 4A, 20-031 Lublin, Polska

    2. „Trójka” – Stołówka Akademicka UMCS
    ul. Langiewicza 16, 20-032 Lublin

    3. „IMBIR” Bistro & Cafe
    Centrum Kongresowe UP
    ul. Akademicka 15, 20-950 Lublin

    4. Stołówka Studencka KUL
    Stołówka znajduje się w budynku Konwiktu Księży Studentów, naprzeciw Kościoła Akademickiego. ul. Księdza, Idziego Radziszewskiego 7, 20-039 Lublin