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    In spite Great Gatsby curve, teenagers believe they can do more in countries where they can do less

    In countries where social inequalities are the greatest, teenagers believe the most that they will achieve more than their parents. This is contrary to the so-called Great Gatsby curve known from economics, shows research in Science with the participation of a Polish researcher.

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    Food in Old Dongola: Sorghum, wheat and barley were basic ingredients of local diet

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    Polish AI detects mental disorders

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    Professor Dariusz Jemielniak: The amount of political disinformation is growing; time for systemic intervention

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In spite Great Gatsby curve, teenagers believe they can do more in countries where they can do less

In countries where social inequalities are the greatest, teenagers believe the most that they will achieve more than their parents. This is contrary to the so-called Great Gatsby curve known from economics, shows research in Science with the participation of a Polish researcher.

  • The citadel in Old Dongola with marked locations of the houses discussed in the paper (credit: Adrian Chlebowski). Source: African Archaeological Review

    Food in Old Dongola: Sorghum, wheat and barley were basic ingredients of local diet

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    Polish AI detects mental disorders

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    In spite Great Gatsby curve, teenagers believe they can do more in countries where they can do less

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    Annihilation in smartphone. Phone matrix as particle detector for CERN

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    Polish scientists to test space excavator in conditions imitating those on Moon

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  • The citadel in Old Dongola with marked locations of the houses discussed in the paper (credit: Adrian Chlebowski). Source: African Archaeological Review

    Food in Old Dongola: Sorghum, wheat and barley were basic ingredients of local diet

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    Polish AI detects mental disorders

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    Researchers investigate how much microplastic birds eat

  • Researchers investigate how much microplastic birds eat

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    Polish space law expert receives Rosalind Franklin Society Award

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    Henryk Arctowski - pioneer of Polish polar research

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