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Łukasiewicz Research Network and Wody Polskie have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at accelerating the digital transformation of water management in Poland. The partnership focuses on developing innovative technologies and digital tools to support sustainable water resource management.

The energy transformation in Poland is becoming an increasingly important topic in the context of rising electricity prices and the declining competitiveness of Polish industry. Moving away from emission-intensive forms of electricity generation in favor of cheaper alternatives is becoming essential. These issues were discussed by participants of the conference “From Coal to Atom. The Future of Bełchatów,” attended by Hubert Cichocki, CEO of the Łukasiewicz Research Network.

At least 96 sets of Mobile Unmanned Reconnaissance Vehicles (MBRVs) developed by Łukasiewicz Research Network will be delivered to the Polish Armed Forces. Poland’s Armament Agency selected the offer from Łukasiewicz – Industrial Institute for Automation and Measurements PIAP for the 'Tarantula' mobile reconnaissance robot.

Expenditures on research and development (R&D) in Poland doubled between 2010 and 2022. However, this increase has not been matched by a proportional improvement in the level of innovation. Poland's economy remains significantly less innovative than the European Union average. Enhancing innovation is essential for successfully closing the development gap with the rest of Europe. 

Dr Marek Wagner, head of the Innate Immunity Research Group at Łukasiewicz - PORT, has achieved something that does not happen very often in Polish (and not only) science, but is the dream of every researcher. He has just published an article in "Nature", one of the most prestigious scientific journals in the world. In it, he described, among other things, the results of his research on ILC2 immune cells.

Soon multiple sclerosis patients will have access to cheaper and more effective drugs. The cladribine pill technology developed in Poland will bring a real breakthrough to the market, increasing access to effective treatment.

It was an intense three days! The Silesian Science Festival in Katowice is behind us. There were workshops, lectures, demonstrations, experiments and observations. And, above all, lots and lots of conversations.

Stanford University, in collaboration with the Elsevier publishing house, has published an update of its list of the 2% most cited researchers. This year, the list includes 14 of our researchers. This is six more people than in the previous year.

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It uses the latest technology and artificial intelligence. It sows, weeds, sprays and dispenses crop protection products and fertilisers - all by itself. It recognises various plants and creates a crop map. Polski Robot, a Specialist in Maize Cultivation, Soon to Be on the Market