Although this holiday was established on Copernicus' birthday, today we proudly remember all our outstanding scientists who have contributed to the development of the world with their achievements over the centuries.
From the time of Copernicus, through Maria Skłodowska-Curie and Jan Szczepanik, to Stefan Banach, Poland has always been a centre of discovery and innovation. Thanks to the work and commitment of countless scientists, our country is an important place on the scientific map of the world.
Today we would like to thank all Polish scientists, researchers, doctoral students and students for their passion, commitment and contribution to the development of science at our universities and internationally.
May the Day of Polish Science be an opportunity for a joint celebration of all its achievements, inspiring future generations of scientists.
May the passion for discovering and learning about the world continue to make it a better place!
Cracow University of Technology
Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology
Laboratory of Photochemistry and Optical Spectroscopy
Warszawska 24
31-155 Cracow
Poland
Joanna Ortyl, Prof., Ph.D., DSc.
tel.: +48 (12) 628 31 36
e-mail: jortyl@pk.edu.pl
Awarded for scientific and research activities that resulted in numerous publications, patents, utility models, invention projects and practical applications and industrial implementations, especially in the field of photochemistry – including photopolymerization processes in polymer systems and photochemical processes taking place in organic molecules. The award is a direct result of the TEAM TECH project co-financed by the Foundation for Polish Science.
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