Scientists from Białystok University of Technology patent medicinal preparation for bee disease - American foulbrood
The Białystok University of Technology has obtained a patent for the preparation (and the method of obtaining it from the fungus found in the Białowieża Forest - Aurantiporus fissilis) that can be used in the treatment of American foulbrood, a dangerous infectious disease of bees. Work on the patent took over two years.
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Polish scientists patent method of detecting genetic predisposition to aggressive breast cancer
Scientists in Poznań have developed a new method for detecting genetic predisposition to aggressive breast cancer.
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Łódź researchers develop household wind turbine
Łódź University of Technology has teamed up with business partners in Poland and Turkey to develop a household wind turbine capable of cooperation and integration with other renewable energy sources.
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Białystok students create award-winning glove that translates sign language
An innovative glove that translates sign language has won first place in the national competition Young Innovator 2022.
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Q Cluster established in Warsaw
19 units representing the worlds of science and business announced the establishment of the Quantum Technologies Cluster (Q Cluster) at the Centre of New Technologies of the University of Warsaw. The aim is to cooperate on the development of quantum technologies.
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Expert: EISMEA grants - an opportunity for Polish businesses and scientists
Polish companies in scientific consortia, working, for example, on the use of AI in complex economic, industrial and even agricultural problems, can apply for grants from the European agency EISMEA, says Jerzy Respondek, a Polish expert who evaluates applications.
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Polish researchers use nanoparticles to keep surfaces sterile
Bioactive nanoparticle composites applied in the form of a permanent coating eliminate viruses, bacteria and fungi. This method of protecting the sterility of places exposed to the spread of microorganisms has been proposed by a researcher from the Warsaw University of Technology.
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Scientist investigate if breath is as unique as fingerprints
In the same way that every person has a unique fingerprint, it is very likely that the set of compounds in exhaled air is unique as well. If the research of scientists from AGH-UST confirms this hypothesis, breath could become the next bioidentifier used, for example, to confirm identity.
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Gasars: Materials lighter than water, not yet lighter than air
Gasars are ultralight, durable, they absorb sounds, energy, damp vibrations, and conduct higher temperatures well. These new materials developed in Poland by scientists at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków are desirable, for example, in the aerospace industry and can contribute to protecting our planet from climate change.
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Internet of Things is a convenience that comes at a price, warns expert
By 2023 it is expected that the behaviours of about 40 percent of the world's population will be digitally tracked, with the resulting information being the basis of creating consumer behaviours.
