A team from the Adam Mickiewicz University is working on fibres, ink and paper that glow under both with UV and infrared light. Thus secured, banknotes or securities will be more difficult to counterfeit.

Plastic waste is everywhere: in landfills, forests, seas and oceans... Scientists have plenty of ideas on how to fight it. A part of this trend is the invention from the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń: a product that accelerates the process of plastic decomposition.

Polish company has developed an application that allows to "watch" the tyrannosaur in its natural environment. It is used by the visitors of the exhibition "T-Rex - The Ultimate Predator" at the American Museum of Natural History in New York.

The human brain can simplify and select the things that are most important in the learning process. Machines must laboriously wade through millions of data samples. So what if they are more efficient, if they are still limited? Polish scientists want to change that and build networks that mimic human neurons.

Polish engineers and scientists brought six gold medals and one silver medal from the 22nd Moscow International Inventions and Innovative Technology Salon ARCHIMEDES 2019.

3D bioprinting is a modern technology that can be used in regenerative medicine, pharmacy and food research. Poland`s first 3D Bioprinting Cluster was opened in Lodz Bionanopark.

In 2035, every tenth new car will be fully autonomous, according to IHS forecasts. Not only passenger cars will be autonomous, but also buses, trains, subway trains and robo-taxis. While such vehicles enjoy more and more public interest, they also raise concerns about the safety of road users.

Polish scientists help to harness the energy of stars on Earth. Researchers from the Lodz University of Technology are involved in the creation of the ITER Tokamak - an experimental thermonuclear reactor that is being built in France. This is one of the most expensive scientific investments in the world; to date, it has absorbed over 18 billion euros.

Poland has technological potential to build electric motors and batteries, but insufficient funds to implement them in production, said the Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Warsaw University of Technology, Prof. Lech M. Grzesiak