Spring is in full bloom, there are lots of flowers and ... bees everywhere. What does the world of these beneficial insects look like? How to take care of them? What do they dislike?[...]
SGGW and UW conduct research on early diagnosis of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases
Dr hab. Ryszard Kozera prof. SGGW, mgr inż. Aleksandra Konopka, and mgr inż. Karol Struniawski affiliated with the Institute of Information Technology, SGGW, in cooperation with dr inż. Piotr Hańczyc from the Division of Optics, Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw, work on early detection technology for neurodegenerative disorders.[...]
Let’s adapt the forest and wood sector to future challenges
The European Union has introduced challenging objectives to reduce the consequences of climate change, committing member countries to achieve climate neutrality by 2050
The concept of enabling trees and shrubs to grow in the concreted areas of European cities was developed at SGGW
The concept of enabling trees and shrubs to grow in the concreted areas of European cities was developed at SGGW. The urban green infrastructure should reach at least 30% of the tree cover. Hence, it is difficult to achieve this data in a concreted environment while trying to keep trees healthy. The solution was developed by dr hab. Marzena Suchocka from the Department of Landscape Architecture, Institute of Environmental Engineering, SGGW.
Spring greens – isn’t it too early for spring vegetables?
After a long winter, when we long for fresh vegetables, we tend to look for fresh vegetables available at farmers' markets as early as April. But it is early enough. Some lettuce, radish, cucumber or tomatoes indicate spring has arrived and the season for fresh products has begun. However, it is worth taking a moment to pause and consider whether it is time to enjoy the benefits of spring vegetables
The summer holidays are coming and many people want to get fit before it starts. How can we improve our bodies for the holiday season? The secret of a good diet lies in the 7U nutrition principles by Professor Berger
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks. Around 2.25 billion cups of this daily drink are consumed worldwide! For many of us, it has its own routines. As a matter of fact, some of us cannot imagine starting the day without a cup of coffee, we drink coffee as soon as we arrive at work, we organise a coffee break at work or meet up over coffee. To make the taste and properties different, it is worth trying ginger drink instead of coffee. So combine the pleasure with the benefits by treating yourself and your loved ones with this aromatic drink
SGGW researchers have developed a method that may help milk wholesalers to determine whether raw material delivered to a dairy is free from potential fraud in a quick and efficient manner
Soil, generally, is mostly associated with the farmer's domain. This association appears to be accurate, as an essential role of soils is to produce food. However, it is important to remember that soil is also a very important part of the natural environment
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