Three university professors have been awarded PLN 200,000 prize money for significant advancements and scientific discoveries.
Six universities have walked away with winning gongs at this year’s ELSEVIER Research Impact Leaders Award.
Students from the University of Life Sciences in Wrocław have been awarded bronze at an international science and tech competition in Boston.
The robot Melson built by of the Warsaw University of Technology students and constructions of the Sumomasters section from the Bialystok University of Technology were awarded at the international robotics competition RoboChallenge 2019 in Romania.
A vineyard at the University of Agriculture in Krakow has been awarded the Crown Granary quality mark.
Professors Marcin Drąg, Andrzej Kossakowski and Andrzej Wiśniewski are the winners of 2019 Foundation for Polish Science Prizes. The prize is considered the most important scientific distinction in Poland. The winners will receive the prize of PLN 200,000 on December 4 in Warsaw.
The 15th edition of the Popularizer of Science has been launched. The competition awards people, teams, the media and institutions that promote science. Candidates can be proposed until December 15.
The Nobel Prize in Physics for James Peebles is well deserved. But I have mixed feelings about the award for the Swiss: their work is part of a series of studies, to which Polish scientists had significantly contributed, physicist Prof. Krzysztof Meissner commented the decision of the Nobel Committee.
In the fifth edition of the European Rover Challenge 2019, the Impuls team from the Kielce University of Technology won for the second time in a row.