Warsaw students win first place at e-Health Hackathon for drug management system
Warsaw University of Technology students have taken first place at the e-Health Hackathon programming marathon for developing a drug management system that checks if there are any adverse interactions between drugs taken by a patient.
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Polish start-up's new lithium-ion cells that are ‘better, safer and quicker’ than conventional batteries
A Polish start-up has created lithium-ion cells which have more than twice as much energy as a typical lithium-ion cell and can be recharged in less than 10 minutes.
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Luminescent click nanotubes to help diagnose heart disease and cancer
Polish scientists have found that a method similar to Nobel Prize-winning click chemistry can be used to improve the luminescence of nanomaterials. It is enough to disrupt the symmetry of carbon nanotubes using azides. 'Asymmetrical like a the Mona Lisa's smile', nanotubes can be used to detect the early stages of diseases.
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Warsaw researchers generate bound-state solitons
A series of identical, ultra-short optical pulses generated with a fibre optical loop could be used, among other things, for coding and sending optical information',
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Warsaw PhD finds way to make internet apps easier to build
A tool for building an automatic interface in any application has been proposed by a doctoral candidate from Warsaw.
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Optoelectronics engineers are building Polish quantum devices
The quantum world will give scientists powerful tools for performing calculations that will enable key medical and environmental research, believes optoelectronics engineer Marek Życzkowski from the Military University of Technology, who conducts research in the field of quantum communication and quantum computer infrastructure.
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Polish scientists explore possibilities of printing surfaces
Scientists of several Polish technical universities are investigating the possibility of generating surfaces as part of the Polish Metrology programme. Professor Grzegorz Królczyk from the Opole University of Technology told PAP that their research results would allow Polish companies to compete in the global market.
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Polish scientists working on faster bone regeneration project
Polish scientists are working on a breakthrough implant that will accelerate bone damage healing and have anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties.
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Gdańsk researchers create interactive game to promote Polish language
A new online game has been created to promote the Polish language.
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Lodz Solar Team wins iLumen European Solar Challenge 2022
Students from the Lodz University of Technology have won first place at the European electric solar car race iLumen European Solar Challenge in Belgium.
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Molecular tailors sew nano-snowflakes for more efficient solar cells
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Animal grazing increases plant species diversity and prevents fires
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Warsaw astronomers discover Milky Way's longest-period classical Cepheid
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