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    Poland emerges as key player in CERN’s ALICE experiment after Russia’s exit, says Polish physicist

    Poland’s role in the ALICE experiment at European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has grown significantly following the end of cooperation with Russia, according to Krystian Rosłon of the Warsaw University of Technology.

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    Polish scientists identify smallest known bacterial genomes

  • From left: Aleksandra Krajcer, Ewelina Grzywna, PhD, MD (back), Alicja Hinz, PhD (front), Joanna Lewandowska-Łańcucka, PhD, a professor at the Jagiellonian University, and Monika Bzowska, PhD, a professor at the Jagiellonian University. Credit: Beata Wyżga.

    Kraków scientists turn chemotherapy into targeted therapy with new brain tumor delivery

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    Polish-made devices complete noise-monitoring experiment aboard ISS

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    Beyond the Flu: How vaccinations boost health across the body

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    Ancient three-clawed turtles roamed farther north than previously thought, study finds

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    We value honesty but consider 'prosocial liars' more moral, study finds

  • Magdalena Laskowska from the Institute of Nuclear Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Kraków examines a glass plate coated with a layer of B-STING material. (Source: Institute of Nuclear Physics PAS)

    Polish scientists develop nanocomposite that produces biocides on demand

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    Scientists set record precision in dark matter measurements

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    Study finds many Poles struggle to recognize disinformation on social media

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Poland emerges as key player in CERN’s ALICE experiment after Russia’s exit, says Polish physicist

Poland’s role in the ALICE experiment at European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has grown significantly following the end of cooperation with Russia, according to Krystian Rosłon of the Warsaw University of Technology.

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    Neurofeedback brain training protects astronauts from stress during space missions

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    Gut bacteria offers new hope in lung treatment

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    We value honesty but consider 'prosocial liars' more moral, study finds

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  • Poland’s population falls by 157,000 in 2025 as births lag deaths

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  • Gen Z faces crisis of trust as linguistic manipulation blurs truth and falsehood, researcher says

  • CERN, Credit: Adobe Stock

    Poland emerges as key player in CERN’s ALICE experiment after Russia’s exit, says Polish physicist

  • Methane and CO2 can be converted into valuable chemicals using iron-based catalyst, say scientists

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    Pollinator survival depends on soil quality, study finds

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  • Crop rotation best protects soil, long-term study finds

  • Life without the Sun: Polish explorer describes months of darkness on Polar station where Moon is the only light

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    Scientists set record precision in dark matter measurements

  • Neurofeedback brain training protects astronauts from stress during space missions

  • Polish-made devices complete noise-monitoring experiment aboard ISS

  • Stars shine in ultraviolet earlier than thought, space telescope finds

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    First known case of intentional mummification of Inca child sacrifice

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  • Polish archaeologists discover 4,000-year-old Kerma grave in Sudan’s Bayuda desert

  • Toxic pigment found in 2,000-year-old women's graves

  • Scientists to reconstruct faces of 1410 Battle of Grunwald fighters

  • From left: Aleksandra Krajcer, Ewelina Grzywna, PhD, MD (back), Alicja Hinz, PhD (front), Joanna Lewandowska-Łańcucka, PhD, a professor at the Jagiellonian University, and Monika Bzowska, PhD, a professor at the Jagiellonian University. Credit: Beata Wyżga.

    Kraków scientists turn chemotherapy into targeted therapy with new brain tumor delivery

  • Gut bacteria offers new hope in lung treatment

  • New study maps timing between brain signals and blood supply

  • Gdańsk scientists develop technology to prevent Zika infections

  • Beyond the Flu: How vaccinations boost health across the body

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    Ancient three-clawed turtles roamed farther north than previously thought, study finds

  • Ancient three-clawed turtles roamed farther north than previously thought, study finds

  • Polish scientists develop nanocomposite that produces biocides on demand

  • Polish scientists identify smallest known bacterial genomes

  • Polish scientists identify smallest known bacterial genomes

  • Magdalena Laskowska from the Institute of Nuclear Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Kraków examines a glass plate coated with a layer of B-STING material. (Source: Institute of Nuclear Physics PAS)

    Polish scientists develop nanocomposite that produces biocides on demand

  • Poland expands satellite programme as launches and capabilities increase

  • Data centres could double water use by 2028, Polish Economic Institute warns

  • AI ‘hacks our thinking system' to appear correct, warns expert

  • XMaS beamline helps develop methane recovery technology

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    Universities told they must lead fight against scientific ‘paper mills’

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  • Poland looking to host European Space Agency centre

  • Wrocław Medical University takes 13th place in world ranking, ahead of Oxford and Yale

  • University of Warsaw tops Perspektywy 2025 ranking

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    Krakow researchers develop alcohol-free, eco-friendly water-based perfumes

  • Szczecin/ Innovative paper developed in cooperation between scientists and industry

  • World's only capsule for imaging breast lesions tested in Kraków

  • Jagiellonian University scientists discover polymer with antifungal properties

  • European Patent Office: Increase in submitted and approved patent applications from Poland in 2023

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    Polish students in James Dyson Award final with life-saving wristband and AI water monitor inventions

  • Polish scientists wins Ig Nobel Prize for study on intelligence and narcissism

  • Polish physicist honoured with prestigious Japanese award

  • ERC awards 281 Advanced Grants, 4 winners from Poland

  • Polish space law expert receives Rosalind Franklin Society Award

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    Henryk Arctowski - pioneer of Polish polar research

  • VP of the Polish Academy of Sciences appointed Member of the Council of the European Institute of Innovation & Technology

  • Wrocław professor is the highest-ranked Polish scientist in the field of medicine

  • Polish computer scientist announced as Chief Scientist at OpenAI

  • Wrocław professor most frequently cited Polish scientist