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Biological vaccine for plants | Research by the team of USil Faculty of Natural Sciences

| Małgorzata Kłoskowicz | We have destroyed the environment and we are aware of it. We use e.g. huge amounts of pesticides to get rid of pathogenic fungi or bacteria. However, their long-term use has a negative impact not only on the environment, but also on humans. That’s why scientists are looking for natural, effective...

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International initiative PlantACT!

The international initiative PlantACT! (‘Plants for Climate Action!’) is carried out by plant biology scientists. As part of this undertaking, postulates were developed indicating how and in which areas researchers can contribute to finding immediate, medium-term and long-term solutions for climate, and what changes are necessary to implement these solutions at a personal, institutional and...

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2022 Oder environmental disaster – July research of USil scientists

The Odra River (near Racibórz) | Photo by Andrzej Woźnica Between 15-24 July 2022, scientists from the Silesian Water Centre of the University of Silesia in Katowice, together with researchers from the University of Szczecin, conducted research on the Oder River on the section from Ostrava to Szczecin. The research expedition, under the slogan “Clean...

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Letters from the antechamber of hell | Research of Prof. Lucyna Sadzikowska

| Maria Sztuka | There have been many studies on Holocaust and WWII. However, 76 years after the end of Second World War, the subject still remains a focus of research interest. New papers, monographs, articles and biographical sketches of former concentration camp prisoners appear in bookshops; correspondence from KL Auschwitz-Birkenau, Majdanek, Dachau and Ravensbrück...

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