Polish researchers show how to create 3D maps of molecular orientation in materials
A Polish team has shown how, by measuring the vibrations of molecules, it is possible to determine the spatial orientation of the molecules and prepare an unprecedentedly accurate 3D map of almost any material. This can be useful in work on new materials, electronic devices, and even in cancer therapy.
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Creators of video-into-comics technology co-create avatars for the metaverse
Polish technology that automatically transforms videos into comic book pages is to be used to create avatars for the Internet of the future.
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European Rover Challenge/ 16 teams from 7 countries to compete in September finals
Sixteen teams from seven countries will compete in the finals of the Mars robot competition European Rover Challenge in Kielce in September. The finalists include several teams from Poland.
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NASK: COVID-19 pandemic was a catalyst and training field for disinformation activities
The COVID-19 pandemic was undoubtedly a catalyst and a kind of training field for disinformation activities, according to NASK - National Research Institute.
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DuqueESA astronaut to speak at European Rover Challenge in Kielce
Pedro Duque, the first Spaniard in space, will be a special guest of the Mars robot competition European Rover Challenge (ERC 2022) in Kielce. Scientific competition and debates on September 9-11 will be accompanied by popular science attractions for visitors and a tasting of 'space dishes'.
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Modern drug design can help save literary treasures, say experts
Scientists have developed a ‘drug-design’ method for saving old books and and prints.
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Faster method of biological wastewater treatment patented
Scientists from the Bialystok University of Technology have patented a method for producing aerobic granulated activated sludge. The technology may accelerate biological wastewater treatment, and after implementation - reduce the costs of operation of sewage treatment plants by reducing the amount of problematic sediment.
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Potable water from Baltic Sea with Polish nanomembranes for water desalination
Polish nanotechnology scientists say it may soon be possible to obtain drinking water from sea water without using a power supply.
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Polish scientists patent anti-corrosion varnish with graphene
Polish scientists have patented an anti-corrosion, water-based varnish with the addition of G-Flake (graphene oxide flakes).
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Future of satellites is bright, says expert
Decommissioned fighter aircrafts can achieve supersonic flight speeds and launch space rockets that will carry observation, communication and research satellites into space, says Dr. Piotr Zalewski from the Military University of Technology in Warsaw.
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