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Polish scientists join world's biggest sky survey as Rubin Observatory begins 10-year mission
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile has begun a decade-long survey of the southern sky expected to transform astronomy, with Polish scientists playing a key role in analysing what will become the most comprehensive cinematic record of the Universe ever created.
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Study challenges view that Neolithic monument builders devastated Europe's forests
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Tardigrade genes ‘shield yeast from stress’ in outer space, preliminary results suggest
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Space radiation is 'no joke.' Astronauts may use water and clothes as emergency shielding
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Vaccination hesitancy driven more by psychology than science, expert says
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AI can't replace mathematical thinking, Polish study warns
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Scientists record rare gamma-ray burst just before lightning strike
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Polish archaeologists discover complex ancient water distribution system in Armenia
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Expert warns Russian content on Wikimedia Commons could influence AI
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Researchers unveil programmable terahertz device that combines computing and communications for future 6G
Epigenetic cancer 'fingerprints' can speed up and facilitate diagnosis
Scientists have developed a tumour classification system based on epigenetic changes that can distinguish nearly 50 types of cancer with high accuracy, a breakthrough that could eventually allow molecular testing to complement or partially replace conventional histopathology.
