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Triassic turtle from Thailand belongs to previously unknown genus; it had relatives in Poland
The turtle that lived around 215 million years ago in what is now Thailand did not belong to a previously known genus.. It is a proof of a greater diversity of early representatives of this group than previously assumed, demonstrate palaeontologists, including researchers from the Institute of Paleobiology of the Polish Academy of Sciences. The reptile had relatives in Poland.
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Erratic boulders in legends and science; what giants brought us from across Baltic Sea
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Mussels in decline, or how superorganisms are dying out
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Samples for Polish experiment on ISS to be launched into orbit on April 21
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Study: When ice disappears, new coastlines emerge
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Double-stranded RNA does not always mean inflammation. New look at immunity
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The first research experiment involving a Polish astronaut begins
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Noisy space station. Polish astronaut to check noise level on ISS
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Polish researchers want to use AI and retinal scanning to diagnose schizophrenia
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HepaSwitch: Student idea to fight liver cancer
Scientist: Long-term research crucial for natural sciences, its financing a challenge
Long-term research is of great importance for natural sciences. Unfortunately, it is reluctantly financed because it does not fit into the model of science focused on quickly achieved and published results, says Grzegorz Neubauer, PhD.
