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    Study: Wolves prefer wild ungulates to cattle and horses

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Study: Wolves prefer wild ungulates to cattle and horses

Despite the presence of several thousand free-grazing cows and several hundred horses in the Warta River Mouth area, wolves prey there primarily on wild mammal species, scientists from the Faculty of Biology of the University of Warsaw have shown. According to the researchers, this due to the way the livestock is grazed and the fact that cows are not dehorned.

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    Hundreds of amphibian species will be pushed beyond their tolerable temperature range

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    IGNIS mission to test data processing in orbit and possibility of 'connecting' many applications

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  • Soft tissue, space mission and AI diagnostics in Polish experiment on ISS

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    Gdańsk/ Scientists developed crystalline form of anxiety drug chlordiazepoxide

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  • Polish researchers investigate whether low lipoprotein increases risk of diabetes

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    Expert: People have no reason to fear wolves

  • Expert: People have no reason to fear wolves

  • City full of ticks: New study in Warsaw

  • City full of ticks: New study in Warsaw

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  • Polish company to develop satellite communication security system for ESA

  • Polish researchers develop AI model based on world's largest chest image database

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    Scientists from Wrocław co-develop Moon navigation system

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  • 27.01.2025. Amber Terra - innovative paper created in cooperation between scientists from Faculty of Chemical Technology and Engineering of the West Pomeranian University of Technology and Arctic Paper, which combines ecology with the needs of the blind. Amber Terra is a paper with increased stiffness and opacity, which is also more environmentally friendly. Researchers used an innovative polymer crosslinker to reduce the amount of wood fibres. (ad) PAP/Marcin Bielecki

    Szczecin/ Innovative paper developed in cooperation between scientists and industry

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  • European Patent Office: Increase in submitted and approved patent applications from Poland in 2023

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    Polish space law expert receives Rosalind Franklin Society Award

  • Young Polish physicists win medal at international tournament

  • NAWA Lecturers promote Polish language abroad

  • Polish inventor wins European Inventor Award and Popular Choice Award

  • Polish graphic designer awarded in New York

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    Henryk Arctowski - pioneer of Polish polar research

  • VP of the Polish Academy of Sciences appointed Member of the Council of the European Institute of Innovation & Technology

  • Wrocław professor is the highest-ranked Polish scientist in the field of medicine

  • Polish computer scientist announced as Chief Scientist at OpenAI

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