Head of the University of Warsaw’s Laboratory of Media Studies appeared on the podcast of the AI Explorers Student Research Group!
If you are looking for something interesting to listen to with your morning coffee - we definitely recommend it!
In the latest episode of its podcast, AI Explorers explores questions about the future of science, journalism, and our everyday lives!
YouTube: youtu.be/HcevDHZCOLQ
AI Explorers Student Research Group at the Faculty of Journalism, Information and Book Studies, University of Warsaw has become a partner of the 17th National Conference on Media Methodology – “(Un)Social Media: Problem, Phenomenon, or Trend”!
We are pleased to announce that the AI Explorers Student Research Group is joining the partners of the 17th National Conference on Media Methodology – a community focused on artificial intelligence, new technologies, and their impact on the contemporary world.
On 19–20 November 2026 in Warsaw, we will explore how algorithms, artificial intelligence, disinformation, the attention economy, and polarization are transforming the media and the way we function in the digital environment.
Would you like to join the discussion? Registration is now open:
okmm.lbm.uw.edu.pl
CBOS – Public Opinion Research Center has granted honorary patronage to the 17th National Conference on Media Methodology!
This is an important distinction for us and a recognition of the significance of this year’s debate on the role of social media in the contemporary world.
On 19–20 November 2026 in Warsaw, researchers, doctoral students, and practitioners will come together to discuss the challenges facing media and social communication.
The conference theme:
“(Un)Social Media: Problem, Phenomenon, or Trend”
🟢 Registration is now open!
➡️ Register today: okmm.lbm.uw.edu.pl
We are pleased to announce the publication of three research papers authored by researchers from the Laboratory of Media Studies, University of Warsaw.
The publications cover three distinct research areas developed within the Laboratory.
The first paper presents the design and implementation of a highly available research infrastructure based on Proxmox VE, focusing on solutions that ensure reliability, scalability, and continuity of research services.
The second paper examines the feasibility of conducting remote biometric studies on advertisement perception using webcams and emotion recognition technologies as an alternative to traditional laboratory-based experiments.
The third publication explores the use of virtual reality and multimodal biometric measurements to investigate the workload and emotional responses of FPV drone operators.
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