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Moth stowaway from India could become invasive pest in Africa
Cargo trucks, planes and ships can carry stowaways such as insects. If they find favourable conditions for living and breeding after arriving in a new environment, they can establish themselves, and some can become invasive species that threaten local ecosystems.
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Higher level of bread processing increases risk of inflammatory bowel disease
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Polish scientists supercharge probiotic to fight Salmonella
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‘6,000 planets found but where is everybody?’ asks Polish astronomer who discovered the first extrasolar planet
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‘Vampire’ grave mystery deepens as 17th-century woman ‘may have been an outsider’
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Poland among world’s top hydrogen producers, expert says
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Brain processes sign language much like spoken language, Polish-American study finds
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Confronting facts rarely changes our minds – algorithms and the human brain may be to blame
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Black hole may spin rapidly, slowly or not at all, study finds
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Sleep therapy boosts Alzheimer’s patients’ cognition after just one month
Poland among world’s top hydrogen producers, expert says
Poland is one of the world’s top hydrogen producers, while Polish researchers are developing technologies that could use the gas to store renewable energy and produce synthetic fuels, according to Professor Jakub Kupecki, head of the National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ).
