The rocket Turbulencja built by students of the AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków took second place in one of the categories of the Intercollegiate Rocket Engineering Competition (IREC) in the U.S. The AGH UST team was the first team from Poland to compete in IREC.

How can we feed future colonists on Mars? Wrocław scientists are working on this problem by developing a wastewater treatment system. Its purpose is to help obtain water and nutrients for aeroponic plant crops in extraterrestrial colonies.

How to convert an ordinary folding bike into a stable three-wheeler for a senior or a leaning racer for a teenager? A student of the Cracow University of Technology Wojciech Janas has an idea.

Borówiec near Poznań has the most precise atomic clocks in Poland; they are used to set the time standard for the world. Very accurate time is also necessary in scientific research - in physics and astronomy.

Specialists from the University of Warsaw are developing technology for obtaining valuable rare earth metals such as scandium, yttrium or cerium from anthropogenic deposits. Although the idea was born in Indonesia, the researchers argue that it can be successfully used in Poland.

Polish battery for electric bikes, which will allow to double the travel distance, will launch in July during a prestigious cycling industry trade fair in Germany.

A consortium, whose members include the Maritime University of Szczecin, has created a system for controlling oil spills on water by using environmentally friendly absorbers and collecting them with a special net.

A system that recognizes emotions that online posts and comments can induce in readers won the Smart City Hackathon organized during the Vision for Development Forum in Gdynia. The competition with the participation of 16 teams had the patronage of the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Enterprise and Technology.

Polish catalysts improve the production processes of medicines, polymers, biofuels and hundreds of chemical compounds. Professor Karol Grela continues to "train" his catalysts to solve increasingly specialized problems, which results in real savings and helps to protect the environment.