Motion сreates life: In conversation with Nobel Prize-winning Prof. Ben L. Feringa
Soon, you may no longer need to wash your windows before the holidays—and a car scratched in a parking lot…
Can the sky be expanded? Scientists at the University of Warsaw aim to enhance global air traffic connectivity
Every day, more than 100,000 flights take to the skies worldwide, with up to 15,000 aircraft airborne at any given…
When AI writes a book: The future of authors in the era of artificial intelligence
On September 19, 2025, Justyna Bargielska, an acclaimed and award-winning Polish poet and writer, announced in a Facebook post that…
A drug that thinks: Smart microgels from the University of Warsaw
When we get a headache, we reach for a pill. If it doesn’t work, we take another one. Straightforward –…
Silkworms, preserves, and menageries: How people cared for animals in old Poland
Were people in the 17th century concerned about the health of their dogs, cows, and bees? Absolutely. On manors and…
Cutting through the noise: How OSINT can help fight disinformation
We are flooded with information every day – and not all of it is true. So how do we separate…