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Łódź students win international Best Gameplay award
Students from Łódź have won Best Gameplay award at the international Game Across Conference in Brno (Czechia).
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Warsaw Uni physicists come 4th in 2022 International Physicists' Tournament
Physicists from the University of Warsaw have taken 4th place in the International Physicists' Tournament IPT 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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Nearly 5,700 Ukrainians applied to study at Polish universities after Russia attack
Nearly 5,700 Ukrainians have applied to study at Polish universities since Russia’s invasion on February 24.
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President of the Polish Academy of Sciences: There are 3 to 6 thousand Ukrainian scientists in Poland
According to estimates, in Poland there are 3 to 6 thousand Ukrainian scientists who came to our country since the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President of the Polish Academy of Sciences Professor Jerzy Duszyński told PAP. Our urgent task is now to store the intellectual potential of Ukrainian science, he added.
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University of Warsaw launches Internet Recruitment of Candidates from Ukraine
The University of Warsaw and the Inter-University Centre for Informatisation have prepared an online recruitment platform for Ukrainians in Poland.
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Polish universities support Ukrainian students
Polish universities support Ukrainian students in a difficult financial situation, including those who were in Poland before the Russian invasion.
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Holocaust historians win Polish-German Copernicus Award 2022
Professor Krystyna Radziszewska from the University of Lodz and Professor Sascha Feuchert from the University of Gießen won the Polish-German Copernicus Award 2022 for their collaboration in the field of Holocaust studies, the Foundation for Polish Science (FNP) announced.
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Pioneering ‘space mining course’ launched in Kraków
The AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków has launched a second-cycle of its Space Borehole Mining course.
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Polish scientists reinterpret petroglyphs of Toro Muerto
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