Ewelina Krajczyńska-Wujec

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Ewelina Krajczyńska-Wujec

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    Polish scientists find unlikely allies for plants growing in toxic soil

  • Stone cippus on the hill (1997). Credit: Eleni Procopiou/Department of Antiquities of Cyprus

    Polish researchers uncover clues to lost Roman temple in Cyprus

  • Lake Roś. 07.07.2009 PAP/Artur Reszko

    Light pollution reshuffles predators and prey beneath the water

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    Watching people touch can trigger physical reactions in our own bodies, study finds

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    Polish scientists calculate how to send icy worlds crashing into Mars to thicken its atmosphere

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    Taboos ‘protect communities’ from risk of disease, losses, and social conflict

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    Polish scientists reveal where the first tree could grow on Mars

  • Fragments of exaggerated anthropomorphic figures. Damage caused by weathering. Credit: Paweł Polkowski

    Ancient Egyptian rock art reveals two very different relationships between humans and animals

  • Giraffe held on a rope. Credit: Paweł Polkowski

    Climate change threatens Egypt’s ancient rock art as Polish archaeologists race to document it