POLONEZ BIS Blog is a place where we talk about science in a different way. We show real people, researchers, who decided to come to Poland not only to work and develop their scientific projects, but also to live an adventure.
Thanks to this virtual place, we will be able to follow the achievements of scientists who decided to undertake their research in Poland, but also to show their problems, dilemmas, inspirations and challenges related to the new living and working environment. The purpose of this blog is to show the human side of science, science perceived as an endless adventure, science behind which there are extraordinary stories that can be an inspiration for the young generation of future researchers.
The Kilowatt Dilemma. Surprising connections between your bank, global trade, and the future of the planet
Imagine a nation on a growth path. Factories are opening, families are buying their first refrigerators, and cities are shining brighter every night. This is a picture of progress. However, behind it lies a crucial question: can a country lift its citizens out of poverty without simultaneously plunging the planet into an even deeper climate […]
Beyond Objectivity: How Justice and Equity can Rebuild Trust in Science
In an era of increasing public skepticism, is the answer simply to demand more trust in science? Philosopher of medicine Dr. Elena Popa argues for a different approach: Science must first become more trustworthy by acknowledging the central role that values like justice and equity play in its decision-making.Dr. Elena Popa is a philosopher of […]
No Ruins, No Problem: Reconstructing Pathyris with Papyri and 3D Models
For centuries, the story of Pathyris has remained largely untold—the town’s layout, stories of the individuals who lived there, and any other secrets lying within yet to be explored. Now, a groundbreaking project aims to digitally resurrect this unique piece of history, preserving its story and deepening our understanding of life in the Ptolemaic period. Dr. […]
Diving into the past: underwater worlds in ancient Eastern Mediterranean culture
In the age of dramatic ecological changes, it is more important than ever to understand how different human cultures have engaged with their environment, not only today, but also in the past. As two-thirds of the surface of the Earth is covered by marine waters, marine ecosystems are one of the most interesting areas of […]