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Scientists investigate how climate change affects Arctic water cycle
Average temperatures in the Arctic are rising, especially in the summer; the amount of precipitation is also increasing. Polish scientists working in Svalbard have investigated how warming and the behaviour of permafrost affect the water cycle.
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Polish researchers identify new enzyme important in DNA and RNA metabolism, publish in PNAS
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Space Mission with Polish Astronaut Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski Launched
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Type of training may affect gut microbiome composition
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Polish tool brings order to viral chaos
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Hydrologist: Heavy rains do not solve drought problem, they actually make it worse
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Scientists develop new air purification technology
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Energy-saving construction inspired by black butterfly wings: New project from Łukasiewicz institute
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ERC awards 281 Advanced Grants, 4 winners from Poland
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Historical traumas may increase polarisation in Poland
Hydrologist: Heavy rains do not solve drought problem, they actually make it worse
Poland is not threatened with desertification in the coming decades, but we to have the problem of drought. Droughts are more frequent, cover larger areas of the country and are more intense. Heavy rains do not solve the problem; they bring the risk of flooding, they do not end droughts, emphasises ecohydrologist Sebastian Szklarek, PhD.
