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Scientists from University of Silesia to examine the scope and dimension of sharenting in Europe and East Africa
Examining the scope and dimensions of sharenting in Europe and East Africa, as well as promoting children's rights and raising public awareness of the threats and challenges children face in the digital world are the main goals of the project by researchers from the University of Silesia under the EU Horizon programme.
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Heroic ants - the longer they live, the more willing they are to rescue their companions
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Freshwater mussels in massive decline; Polish scientist to investigate
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17 million years old crocodile remains found in 'Bełchatów' mine
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Polish photographer selected Milky Way Photographer of the Year 2025
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Expert: Inter-species adoptions in birds are rare
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Scientists develop method to accelerate radiotherapy planning
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Expert: Polish telescope to fly to moon's orbit next year
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Ireneusz Nowak's photograph selected NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day
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Warsaw physicists' study: Dripping water hollows out a stone and records the climate history
Heroic ants - the longer they live, the more willing they are to rescue their companions
The longer the workers of a given species of ants live, the greater their tendency to rescue companions in need, Polish scientists have proven. Their results may be important for understanding social behaviours, especially those described as altruistic.
