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Researchers at the West Pomeranian University of Technology are building a "crane of the future"

Researchers from the West Pomeranian University of Technology together with researchers from Koszalin and Poznań are building a "crane of the future". This human-controlled robot will be used in harvesters (machines that work in the forest) for timber loading.

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    Technology

    Leonardo Lab - an automated house for research

    Leonardo Lab - a laboratory that focuses on man and his needs, is being built at the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering, Silesian University of Technology. It will allow to conduct research on the automation of space inhabited by the elderly or people who require care.

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    Researchers at the Lodz University of Technology develop an innovative extended range endoscope

    An innovative endoscope with an extended range, intended for the diagnosis and treatment of the entire digestive system, is being developed by scientists at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Lodz University of Technology.

  • Biodegradable and biocompatible plastic produced by bacteria. Source: Dr. Maciej Guzik
    Health

    Wound-mending bioplastic from stressed bacteria!

    Some bacteria under stress begin to produce ... plastic. This material - not artificial at all - decomposes fairly quickly in the environment, and it is biocompatible. It can be used for the production of dressings or coating implants.

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    Poland's first SpaceHub opens in Warsaw

    Poland's first SpaceHub has been opened with the support of the European Space Agency and the international EO ClimLab project. The SpaceHub will provide start-ups and SMEs with permanent access to satellite data and offer advice on their use in business practice.

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    Jewellery from Polish designers supports the wrist

    Miko+ jewellery combines aesthetic functions with wrist support. The designs of graduates of the Poznań School of Form, created for their diploma project, won the main prize at the Global Grad Show in Dubai.

  • Source: SDS Optic
    Health

    Polish company is developing a micro-probe for breast cancer diagnostics

    A micro-probe that will enable early diagnosis of breast cancer is being developed by Polish company SDS Optic. The company already has a working prototype, preparations for clinical trials have started.

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    Rzeszów University of Technology is building a motor glider with hydrogen propulsion

    Motor glider with hydrogen drive is being built at Rzeszów University of Technology. This is the next stage of research on alternative energy sources for aviation, conducted for several years. The motor glider is expected to be ready for the first independent flight by the end of 2018.

  • At the Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin, research begins with the use of cell therapy to support patients in the treatment of degenerative diseases of the central nervous system, including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. Photo: PAP/ Marcin Bielecki 19.12.2017
    Health

    Szczecin/ Cell therapy can help patients with neurodegenerative disorders

    Researchers from the Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin are beginning research on the use of cell therapy, which can help patients with degenerative diseases of the central nervous system. The facility is looking for patients to participate in this study.

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    Prof. Wiak: 5G technology is a civilization challenge for Poland and Europe

    Radical increase of data transfer speed, development of smart city, autonomous vehicles or applications of IT solutions in the area of public health - all this will be possible with the introduction of the new 5G technology.

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