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Kraków archaeologists continue their excavations in southern Jordan

Kraków archaeologists continue their excavations in southern Jordan

14.03.2019
In the coming days, researchers from the JU Institute of Archaeology will start another season of excavations. This year, the team led by Dr Piotr Kołodziejczyk plans to take a closer look at the mountainous region near the city of At-Tafilah.
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Professor Richard Frąckowiak gives lecture at JU

Professor Richard Frąckowiak gives lecture at JU

13.03.2019
On 13 March the Jagiellonian University hosted a lecture by Professor Richard Frąckowiak – an eminent neurologist and neuroscientist, distinguished expert in research management, who shared his knowledge and experience with JU staff and students in the lecture "The role of postgraduate research institutes in creating a modern, internationally competitive, research intensive university".
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Visit by the Ambassador of Malaysia to Poland

Visit by the Ambassador of Malaysia to Poland

13.03.2019
On 13 March, the Ambassador of Malaysia to Poland Chitra Devi Ramiah visited the Jagiellonian University. She was received by JU Rector Prof. Wojciech Nowak and Rector’s Proxy for Internationalisation Prof. Adam Jelonek.
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JU physicist to conduct a pioneering experiment in Australia

JU physicist to conduct a pioneering experiment in Australia

12.03.2019
Prof. Krzysztof Sacha from the Faculty of Physics, Astronomy and Applied Computer Science of the Jagiellonian University will carry out a pioneering experiment featuring the realisation of time crystals functioning on the basis of his own original method.
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SOLARIS synchrotron completes the Baltic TRAM project

SOLARIS synchrotron completes the Baltic TRAM project

12.03.2019
For two years, the National Synchrotron Radiation Centre SOLARIS has worked on the international project Baltic TRAM (Transnational Research Access in the Microregion). The aim of the project was to strengthen the relationships and cooperation between research institutions and businesses. It was realised by Baltic Sea region countries such as Poland, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.
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Turning green... but not with envy

Turning green... but not with envy

04.03.2019
We are all explorers and the need for exploration drives us to discover uncharted territories, including the mysteries of far-away galaxies and the edges of the known universe, whereas few of us know that the lawn under our feet is still full of unfathomable mysteries. A group of researchers from the JU Department of Plant Physiology and Biochemistry is working to shed more light on this issue. Their research aims to answer an apparently trivial question: how plants become green?
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JU researchers win a grant for international stylometric research

JU researchers win a grant for international stylometric research

01.03.2019
Dr Michał Choiński (IFA UJ) and Dr. Dennis Mischke (UniPostdam) received a seed funding grant from the German Ministry of Education to establish research cooperation between the Digital Humanities lab at the Universität Potsdam and the Institute of English Studies at the Jagiellonian University.
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