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Mathematics students from MIM UW win European ECMI competition
Students from the Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics of the University of Warsaw have won the mathematics applications competition organized by the European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry (ECMI).
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Toruń researcher among the Rising Talents of Science
Dr. Karolina Mikulska-Rumińska from the Nicolaus Copernicus University has been awarded in the International Rising Talents programme that highlights the achievements of young women scientists whose research can change the world.
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Łódź wind turbine awarded in the Netherlands
A modular turbine with slanted blades designed by Łódź students has won second place in the International Small Wind Turbine Contest for producing a record amount of electricity.
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Polish biologist in Future Science Future Star Award finals
Dr. Karolina Pierzynowska from the Faculty of Biology of the University of Gdańsk is among four finalists competing for the international Future Science Future Star Award.
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Hattrick! Three Polish scientists win ERC Consolidator Grants
Three Polish scientists are among over 320 winners of the ERC Consolidator Grant, a prestigious grant awarded by the European Research Council.
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Seventeen Polish doctors and scientists granted fellowships at top Us medical centres
Seventeen Polish doctors and scientists have won fellowships to the best medical centres in the US after winning the second edition of the Walczak Programme of the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA).
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Wrocław Scientists Co-Create World-Changing Technology
An international project co-created by scientists from the Faculty of Geoengineering, Mining and Geology at the Wrocław University of Science and Technology has been named among 1,000 modern technologies that are changing the world.
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Polish chemist among the winners of the EU Contest for Young Scientists
Antoni Lis won third prize at this year`s EUCYS 2019 contest for young scientists. The winners were announced on this week in the capital of Bulgaria, Sofia. A Polish team also won one of the additional prizes.
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Prime Minister: We are becoming an important link in the global research chain
Poland is becoming a very important link in the research chain formed by scientific institutes around the world, as evidenced by obtaining the prestigious European Teaming grants, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said last week in Świerk (Mazowieckie).
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Mussels are extraordinary organisms that have dominated aquatic ecosystems for millions of years - from the depths of the oceans to the sources of streams. They are long-lived, with some species living for hundreds of years. Despite this, their numbers have been decreasing drastically in recent decades. New research by Polish scientists - Tadeusz Zając, PhD, and Katarzyna Zając, PhD, professors at the Institute of Nature Conservation of the Polish Academy of Sciences - sheds light on the causes of this phenomenon.
