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Individual Research Studies (IRS or ISB - in polish) create individual educational paths for the most talented second-level students in connection with their research as part of research projects. 

Within the RADIUM Program, it is possible to obtain a university grant intended to finance the costs of scientific research conducted by second degree students within Individual Research Studies.

"Perły nauki" is an initiative of the Minister of Education and Science, which is the successor of the "Diamentowy grant". The subject of the program is to support entities of the higher education and science system in creating conditions for the development of exceptionally talented graduates (first-cycle studies) or students (after completing the third or fourth year of uniform master's studies) by enabling them to conduct scientific research or artistic creation under the supervision of a scientific or artistic supervisor .

We encourage you to watch the recording of the faculty seminar from July 6, 2023. The topic of the speech by Dr. David Krasa (head of the unit responsible for assessing ERC grant applications in the area of ​​chemistry) was the presentation of ERC grants with particular emphasis on the success rates of Polish chemists. During his speech, Dr. Krasa gave some valuable tips for those applying for this type of grants.

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It is with deep regret that we inform you that on 3 July, 2023, after a long and serious illness, passed away prof. Andrzej Foldanowski, PhD, DSc, Eng. researcher, vice-dean for science at the Faculty of Chemistry in the years 2012 - 2015.

We will all remember him as a leader in science, a man of principles and a respected academic teacher.

On 29 June, 2023, from among the applications of persons meeting the conditions for receiving the scholarship, the Minister of Education and Science, Przemysław Czarnek, awarded scholarships to 230 young scientists representing 51 scientific and artistic disciplines, including 37 doctoral students.

On 30 June, Ms. Kinga Domańska defended her PhD dissertation.

Thesis title: Corrosion monitoring system in water installations of the Baltic Beta mining platform. The aim of the work was to implement a corrosion monitoring system for the installation of sea water injection into the oil deposit on the Baltic Beta mining platform and to select an effective corrosion inhibitor.