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Scientists create largest and most detailed radio map of the Universe
An international team of scientists has produced the largest and most detailed radio map of the Universe to date, revealing 13.7 million active galaxies and pinpointing the locations of supermassive black holes.
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Consumer culture pushes teenagers toward materialism and worsens mental health, psychologist warns
Teenagers are growing up in a consumer culture that promotes material success as the main path to happiness, which may harm their well-being, says psychologist Anna Maria Zawadzka from University of Gdańsk.
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Polish study finds infant speech development closely linked to whole-body movement
Speech development in the first year of life is closely linked to movements of the entire body, and infants’ first sounds are almost always accompanied by intense limb activity, according to researchers from the BabyLab team at the Institute of Psychology of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
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Warsaw scientists discover new function of specialized liver vascular cells
A previously unknown function of specialised liver vascular cells, showing that they actively remove free haemoglobin from the bloodstream, has been identified by scientists from the International Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology in Warsaw.
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Polish firm Astronika to build instrument booms for ESA’s Vigil space weather probe
Polish company Astronika is to develop key components for the European Space Agency’s Vigil probe, a mission designed to improve the safety of satellites, spacecraft and astronauts in orbit.
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Polish scientists warn GFP fluorescent marker may lead to misinterpretation in cell research
Polish researchers have shown that green fluorescent protein (GFP), one of the most widely used marker proteins in biological research, may lead to misinterpretations of cellular processes.
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‘Cigarette smoke may cause selenium deficiency in children’, say Wrocław researchers
Exposure to tobacco smoke during pregnancy, including passive smoking, may lower selenium levels in children, according to research conducted at the Wrocław Medical University.
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Polish scientists co-create European model for dementia prevention
Scientists from the Medical University of Lublin are participating in an international project aimed at slowing the development of dementia through early risk detection and tailored preventive measures.
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Intestinal infection weakens intestinal barrier, Wrocław study finds
Intestinal infections can destabilise the connections between epithelial cells, causing the intestine to lose its protective barrier function, according to research conducted by scientists in Wrocław.
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