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A Flower Meadow and Forest Corner Taking Shape at the Rejtan Campus of the University of Rzeszów
The flower meadow and forest corner are not just a tribute to nature protection but also valuable educational resources for students and the academic community
Renewal of Cooperation Between the University of Rzeszów and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
The signatories included Professor Adam Reich, Rector of the University of Rzeszów, and Kevin J. Allen, Representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Poland
Patent Granted to the Faculty of Technology and Life Sciences
Method for Processing Fruits, Particularly Large-Fruited Cranberries Harvested Using the Wet Method, and a Chamber for Ozone Treatment and UV-C Irradiation of Fruits
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Patent for the Invention titled "Fertilizer sachet made of cellulose with biochar, method of producing this fertilizer sachet, and application of the fertilizer sachet"
The method developed within the framework of the invention represents an innovative solution for utilizing plant-based waste products and their processing technologies for fertilizing potted plants.
Improving the Ecological Status of Rivers – success is possible, Say Ecologists from the University of Rzeszów
A new paper by a team of ecologists from the Department of Ecology and Nature Protection has just been published, complementing a series of articles dedicated to the restoration of aquatic ecosystems in the Carpathians and their foothills
Climate Warming and Species Extinction: The Road to Sustainable Development
Rising temperatures are altering ecosystems worldwide, causing habitat loss, species range shifts, and disruptions to food webs. Particularly vulnerable are amphibians, stenothermic species, and marine calcifiers affected by ocean acidification. The synergistic effects of climate warming combined with deforestation, pollution, urbanization, and invasive species, together accelerate biodiversity loss. The present climate trajectory is contributing to what scientists identify as the sixth mass extinction, with ecological consequences far beyond the adaptive capacity of many organisms.
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