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Poland has entered for the first time the top ten European countries most attractive to foreign students. The winner of the ranking prepared by Study.eu was Germany.
Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Wednesday that electric cars entailed no emissions, so embracing e-vehicles would result in cleaner air and Poland could compete successfully with western countries with respect to electromobility.
A team of Wrocław University of Technology students and graduates constructed the Bistrobot, a machine for self-service sale of hot meals. The creators emphasize that it is the first such machine in the world.
The Polish Space Agency has developed a draft National Space Program, which will be an executive tool of the Polish Space Strategy, part of the Strategy for Responsible Development. The budget of activities planned for 8 years will amount to PLN 1 billion 429 million - announced the Polish Space Agency.
Two Polish universities: Kozminski University and the Warsaw School of Economics have been included in the annual ranking of the best European business schools in 2017, published by the Financial Times. The highest ranked was the British London Business School.
Two asteroids discovered by Polish astronomy enthusiasts will be named after the women: the Polish Olympiad on Astronomy & Astrophysics winner Zosia Kaczmarek and a doctor from Kraków Marta Żołnowska, according to information published by the International Astronomical Union & Minor Planet Center.
Moon-Mars base Lunares was opened at the former military airport in Piła, Poland. The research laboratory testing people's behaviour in isolation is the only such base in Europe.
With his design of an interactive robot for language learning for children, Jan Kędzierski has been recognized as one of the top 35 young innovators in the European edition of the Innovators Under 35 competition. He was awarded in the "Inventors" category.
The oldest known footprints of human relatives or ancestors have been preserved in Trachilos, Crete, and are nearly 6 million years old. The discovery was made by Polish palaeontologist, Dr. Gerard Gierliński.
Examine, diagnose, treat and follow up with an online stethoscope. This is the checklist of the medical doctors who are setting off for Tanzania on 20 October.
Polish scientists searched for traces of the Inca ritual activity in three lakes in the Machu Picchu region of Peru - at an altitude of over 4100 m above sea level. On the shores of the lakes there are ceremonial platforms, from which sacrificial offerings were probably made during rituals.
The University of Warsaw will support the University of Cambridge in the development of the Polish Studies program at Cambridge. Last Friday the universities signed an agreement on this matter.
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