2nd International Conference on Social Context of Sciences

Interdisciplinarity and Technology Assessment

Conference Venue

The conference will be held at the main hall of the:

H-14 building

Wrocław University of Science and Technology (Wybrzeże Stanisława Wyspiańskiego 40, 50-370 Wrocław).

The university is located in the northern part of Wrocław, right beside the Odra River, near popular attractions like the Wrocław Zoo and Centennial Hall.


Getting to the Venue

For details on public transport in Wrocław, visit the official MPK website.

For journey planning, we recommend using the Jakdojade app (also available as a mobile app).

From Wrocław Airport

MPK Bus 106 (Airport → Main Railway Station)

  • Runs every 15 minutes
  • Travel time: 40-50 minutes
  • Night bus line 206 available (same route)
  • Tickets: Available at tram/bus (card), kiosks, or machines (cash/card)

WRO Airport Express (Airport → Centrum → Wrocław PKP/PKS Station)

  • Travel time: ~30 minutes
  • Fare: 10 PLN (cash/card on boarding)
  • Runs every ~40minutes

From Main Railway Station → Politechnika Wrocławska

  • Trams 2, 4 or Bus 145
  • Travel time: 15 minutes
  • Get in at “Dworzec Główny”, get off at “Kliniki – Politechnika Wrocławska”

Public Transport Around Wrocław

Main Railway Station → City Centre

  • Trams 21 or 1515-minute journey, get off at “Rynek”, then walk 5 minutes
  • Tram 1812-minute journey, get off at “Zamkowa”, then walk 3 minutes
  • City Bus K15-minute journey, get off at “Świdnicka”, then walk 5 minutes

About Wrocław

Wrocław is an ideal destination, offering a blend of professional opportunities and cultural richness.

Located in western Poland, the city is known for its fascinating history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Wrocław is home to renowned institutions, making it a hub for innovation, technology, and scientific collaboration.

Beyond academics, Wrocław boasts a rich history and diverse cultural heritage. Iconic landmarks include:

  • Ostrów Tumski
  • Panorama Racławicka
  • National Museum

The city’s picturesque landscapes, charming architecture, and multicultural influences create a dynamic environment for visitors. Whether you're exploring its famous Market Square, enjoying the Japanese Garden at Szczytnicki Park, or discovering the city's unique dwarf sculptures, Wrocław offers a diverse range of experiences.

Visitors can also enjoy local cuisine and the city’s various cultural festivals.

For more information about Wrocław's attractions, visit this site.

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