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Poland Must Turn Drainage Ditches Into Water Reservoirs as Drought Risk Grows

Poland is one of the European countries with relatively limited water resources, while increasingly frequent periods of drought are making conditions even more difficult...

Science Without Borders: Polish-German Cooperation Recognised with the Copernicus Award

International scientific cooperation has for years been one of the key drivers of research and innovation. As global challenges become increasingly complex, the internationalisation...

Frontex turns to satellites, drones and AI as illegal border crossings into the EU fall by 39%

Real-time satellite data, drones and artificial intelligence systems are increasingly being used to protect the external borders of the European Union. Frontex is developing...

Polish Administration Among European Leaders in the Use of Satellite Data

Polish public administration is among the leaders in the use of satellite data. Modern remote sensing techniques are already being used by institutions such...

Workplace Bullying Complaints Surge in Poland as Awareness Rises but Few Cases Are Proven

More than 2,600 complaints concerning alleged workplace bullying were submitted last year to the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP). This represents a 34% increase compared...

Polish Scientists Develop Ultra-Sensitive Detectors to Probe Dark Matter and Gravitational Waves

The development of ultra-sensitive systems for detecting radiation and gravitational waves is the goal of scientists working on the Astrocent project at the Nicolaus...

PLN 300 Million from European Funds to Boost 10 Polish Research Excellence Centres under the MAB Programme

A total of PLN 300 million in funding from the European Funds for a Modern Economy (FENG) programme has been awarded to 10 centres...

The EU Crisis Centre Intervenes Dozens of Times Each Year, Deploying Specialized Response Teams to Disaster Areas

Firefighters battling record-breaking forest fires, thousands of evacuated patients from Ukraine, and assistance during massive floods in Spain — these are just some of...

New Temozolomide Delivery Method for Brain Tumor Therapy Developed in Kraków

Researchers at Jagiellonian University have developed a new way of administering a drug used in brain cancer therapy. The approach could potentially increase treatment...

Epidemic of Lifestyle Diseases Pushes Poles Out of the Workforce

Poles are increasingly leaving the labor market due to lifestyle-related diseases, while addictions—poorly addressed by the state—continue to worsen the nation’s health. Experts warn...

Jagiellonian University Scientists Develop Method to Increase CO₂ Binding Capacity in Building Materials Using Waste

Researchers at the Jagiellonian University have developed a method to enhance the natural ability of building materials to bind carbon dioxide from the atmosphere....

Extreme Weather Events Are Hitting Agriculture Harder Than Ever. Experts Call for Broader, Voluntary Insurance Coverage

Extreme weather events are increasingly impacting agriculture. Storms, heavy rainfall and sudden frosts are causing millions of złoty in losses to crops and infrastructure....

First Polish Military Satellites to Launch: A Milestone for National Space Security

The Polish space sector is increasingly involved in European projects, with security-related initiatives among the top priorities. “Poland is entering a new phase in...

Students Drive Demand as Rental Prices and Dorm Costs Hit Record Highs

The end of summer and the start of the academic year always mark a busy period in Poland’s rental housing market, with students fueling...
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