Detecting cancer at its earliest stages: A new PET scanner

Malignant tumors remain among the leading causes of death in…

Could the 395-million-year-old Devonian reef explain modern climate change?

Might a fossil reef serve as a kind of geological…

Can you name a fungus after your vacation spot? Why not – especially if you’ve just discovered a new species

An international project called FunDive is combining DNA analysis, artificial…

Following the thread: How chemists from University of Warsaw read history in textile fibres

Imagine someone hands you a tiny strand of colored thread…

A day on a smartphone: What are kids really doing online?

One in two children aged 7–14 has already been exposed…

Manufacturing fake news: Voltaire in the service of Russian propaganda

Voltaire – an Enlightenment icon of liberty – helped legitimize…

The underground language of nature: What springs reveal about climate change and human activity

Although often associated with spas and resorts, natural springs are…

Twice buried: A forest barrow cemetery at the crossroads of belief

At first glance, it looks like an ordinary forest. But…

Seeing the past in a new light: Eye-tracking in archaeology

Eye-tracking has transformed fields ranging from marketing and medicine to…

What goes on in a player’s mind? Gamebooks as a window into cognition

Gamebook-related content racks up millions of views on TikTok, and…

Treasures in the Print Room: Drawings and prints at the University of Warsaw Library

Rembrandt, Rubens, Dürer, Manet, Toulouse-Lautrec. To encounter works by these…

The untold story of copper: Polish archaeologists reconstruct Oman’s industrial past

Sand, rock, and relentless heat – this is a landscape…

Streaming changed everything: Can public service media keep up?

Streaming has rewritten the rules of media consumption. Today, audiences…

What a tadpole learns, a frog forgets: Exploring amphibian personality

Not all tadpoles are created equal. One grew up sheltered,…