science

Wrocław scientist to blast trillions of particles through Earth’s crust to solve universe’s most guarded secrets

The beamline is part of the Long-Baseline Neutrino Facility which will house the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) endeavor to build and operate the world’s most advanced experiment to study neutrinos. Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory/Facebook

The international project called DUNE brings together over 1,000 scientists from more than 30 countries to build a beamline capable of blasting trillions of the tiny particles 1,300kms through the Earth’s crust.

Scientist who laid the foundations for Silicon Valley honoured at long last

History has almost forgotten Jan Czochralski but without his ground-breaking work the world would look very different.

What a star! Copernicus Science Centre is nine-years-old today

On the anniversary of the building's opening, TFN takes a brief look at what’s on offer inside Poland’s largest science centre.

Congress 590 kicks off in Rzeszów

KONGRES 590 is a meeting place for representatives of business, science, politics and legislation. It is an arena for the exchange of thoughts, views and experiences.

Water good idea! Scientists devise new water treatment method

The treatment method is a novel form of hydrogen purification that will leave both tap water and rivers cleaner and healthier.

Outta Space! Europe’s first electric propulsion satellite to use Polish technology

Polish company SENER Polska will design and produce the equipment for installing the new satellites. It was awarded the contract by European multinational technology corporation OHB, the main contractor of the Electra programme.

Shedding light on the darkness: Warsaw scientist comes up with new idea on just what dark matter is

The new theory on dark matter could shake up scientific thought on this strange substance that lurks in deep space.

Gdańsk university leads the way in project aimed at unlocking green energy potential

The international project will explore ways of overcoming the storage and transport of electricity generated by renewables.

Kraków students build solar powered airplane

Students from Kraków's AGH University of Science and Technology have become the first students in Poland to build a solar powered aircraft. Its maiden flight took place on Wednesday at the Polish Aviation Museum in Kraków.

Scientists create power drug 5,000 times STRONGER than standard painkillers

The introduction of the new drug brings with it hopes of total and long-lasting pain relief because administering a single compound both stops and soothes existing pain as well as turning off its source.

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