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Scientists come up with world’s FIRST uncuttable material after being inspired by shells and grapefruit

Named after the shape-changing mythical god ‘Proteus’, the super strong material came about after researchers studied the structure of grapefruit peel and sea shells. Stefan Szyniszewski/YouTube/CC BY-SA 3.0

Named after the shape-changing mythical god ‘Proteus’, the super strong material has so far been impossible to cut, resistant even to angle grinders, drills and high-pressure water jets.

Stunning pic of a ‘Birthing Daphnia’ takes top photography prize

The incredible photograph taken by biologist Marek Miś won over the hearts of the jury who praised his water flea pic for its technical proficiency and beautiful palette of colours.

Polish scientist involved in breakthrough work linking coronavirus effects to genes

The research could lead to a better understanding as to why the disease affects people in different ways.

Ancient aches: tooth decay plagued ancestors scientists find

New research by Polish team shed lights on the diet of humans 9,000 years ago.

Wrocław technology scans your EYES to make contactless payments

The ‘eye-catching’ payment method from fintech firm PayEye uses a digitally scanned image of the iris which is then converted into a special code to authorize the payment.

Docs come up with artificial intelligence system to identify COVID-19 with X-rays

By analysing a patient’s chest X-rays with their artificial intelligence CIRCA system, the scientists from the Silesian University of Technology (SUT) are able to distinguish coronavirus symptoms from other pulmonary infections.

Wrocław Prof makes major breakthrough in battle against killer virus

Professor Maciej Drąg has not only identified the two key enzymes for the SARS-CoV-2 virus but also discovered it’s similarities with those from the previous SARS epidemic – by stopping either one stops the replication of the virus 100 percent!

Law of physics not universal, new research by Polish scientists finds

The discovery could help change the way the universe and the rule of physics are viewed.

Krakow team invents coronavirus-fighting substance

A group of scientists from the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, southern Poland, has come up with a substance that has a strong inhibiting effect on the coronavirus infection.

Poland on LOCKDOWN: The Latest with Tomasz Rożek

We spoke to scientist, journalist and top science YouTuber Tomasz Rożek about the latest situation in Poland.

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