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  • Open Science in Szczecin

    Open Science in Szczecin

    An agreement on cooperation between heigher education institutions in Szczecin was signed on 11 September 2025.This cooperation is focused on the promotion, development, and support of the Open Science movement, which aims to conduct transparent scientific activity and communicate research results in a manner accessible to all.

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  • 46. PKO Szczecin Halfmarathon

    46. PKO Szczecin Halfmarathon

    Last weekend was marked by sporting excitement and the active participation of the University of Szczecin in the 46th PKO Szczecin Half Marathon, the largest running event in northwestern Poland. Over four thousand participants registered for the half marathon distance (21.0975 km) or 10 km, along with approximately one thousand children who participated in the

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  • Can everyone master mathematics?

    Can everyone master mathematics?

    Read the interview with dr hab. Małgorzata Makiewicz, prof. of the University of Szczecin, conducted for “Kaleidoscope”, a monthly magazine of the LOT Polish Airlines.

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  • Women in populist rhetoric

    Women in populist rhetoric

    “Women in Populist Rhetoric”, an international monograph featuring chapters by researchers from the University of Szczecin has been just published. The publication focuses on analyzing the relationship between populist rhetoric and actual social changes affecting women. It also explains how populists gain support for their actions.

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  • The second round of admissions open now

    The second round of admissions open now

    High school graduates, did you miss the first intake? Are you changing your plans? Or perhaps you’re just now ready to study? Don’t worry – the University of Szczecin just opened the second round of admissions for full-time first-cycle and long-cycle master’s programmes today.

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  • The space phase of the Yeast TardigradeGene completed – time for Earth’s laboratories

    The space phase of the Yeast TardigradeGene completed – time for Earth’s laboratories

    With the return to Earth of Dr. Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski, the first stage of the Yeast TardigradeGene experiment has been completed. It involved culturing modified yeast under conditions of gravity and increased doses of ionizing radiation found on the International Space Station (ISS). The yeast is already in Earth laboratories in Poznań and Katowice, where it

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