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Kraków scientists find new way to identify the best eggs for IVF
The distribution of lipid droplets inside an egg cell could reveal its chances of developing successfully, according to researchers from Kraków who have developed a non-invasive way to examine living human egg cells in three dimensions.
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Light pollution reshuffles predators and prey beneath the water
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Polish scientists create first catalogue of proteins whose variants may be linked to rare diseases
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Moth stowaway from India could become invasive pest in Africa
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Higher level of bread processing increases risk of inflammatory bowel disease
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Single photon reveals the secrets of a single molecule
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‘I wandered lonely as a cloud’…but fewer clouds mean more UV exposure across Europe
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Nobel Laureate Professor Victor Ambros awarded Polish citizenship
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Colour-coded ECG map shows heart rhythm and heartbeat shape
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From hedgehogs to lynx: Polish roads kill animals from 55% of the country’s wildlife species
From hedgehogs to lynx: Polish roads kill animals from 55% of the country’s wildlife species
More than half of Poland’s terrestrial vertebrate species have been recorded among animals killed on the country’s roads, including common hedgehogs, blackbirds and grass snakes as well as rare and endangered species such as the European pond turtle, lynx and Aesculapian snake, according to research published in Scientific Reports.
