mgr inż. Michał Maciejewski

Egg Stories

Analysis

However, I am certain that the egg is an excellent food product in our diet. Sometimes when I think about what I would pack for a deserted island, it would definitely be eggs, as their composition is almost perfect. They contain practically all the nutrients, maybe except for vitamin C. Of course, not all ingredients are in ideal amounts

The Best Inter-University Scientific Publication on the Analysis of Lipid Profiles in Children Born with Low Birth Weight

News

The rectors of Lodz University of Technology and the Medical University of Lodz have awarded for the third time a joint prize for the best scientific publication. The laureates of this distinction are the authors of the article "Lipid Profile in Children Born Small for Gestational Age", including: Dr. Justyna Zamojska (MUL), Dr. Katarzyna Niewiadomska-Jarosik (MUL), Dr. Beata Kierzkowska (MUL), Dr. Marta Gruca (MUL), Assoc. Prof. Agnieszka Wosiak, Ph.D. (TUL), Prof. Elżbieta Smolewska, Ph.D. (MUL).

Noise pollution

Science and research

The day will come when man has to fight noise pollution just as he once fought cholera and plague.

- Robert Koch, German physician, Nobel laureate,

Cap… to tear off or not to tear off?

Analysis

From July 1 of this year, the so-called SUP Directive (Single Use Plastics) will come into force in Poland. According to it, among other things, plastic caps must be an integral part of bottles. This is the result of the threats associated with the still large number of waste accumulating in the natural environment.

Alumnus of the Faculty of Electrical, Electronic, Information and Control Engineering. Graduated with a degree in Automatic Control and Robotics. Works for CERN.

Quo vadis, Collider?

Tue, 02/19/2019 - 10:15

mgr inż. Michał Maciejewski

The media's attention has been captured by the latest news from Geneva where the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has pronounced the work on the report on the concept of a new accelerator of elementary particles, LHC's successor, completed.

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In search of a lost hour

Fri, 03/23/2018 - 20:12

mgr inż. Michał Maciejewski

On Sunday night, we will move the clock forward from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. and thus, lose an hour of sleep. We owe the change George Vernon Hudson, a New Zealand astronomer. He observed that switching the clock between winter and summer time enable to better use daylight time.

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Einstein was right again

Fri, 03/02/2018 - 12:57

mgr inż. Michał Maciejewski

Gravitational waves are another tool for space exploration, especially of phenomena related to large-scale objects. It may well be, as Barry Barish suggests in the CERN Courier, that they will help us better understand how the universe began or the Big Bang theory

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On collecting stamps

Mon, 12/11/2017 - 09:09

mgr inż. Michał Maciejewski

'All the science is either physics or stamp collecting'. These rather controversial statement is attributed to Ernest Rutherford. A New Zealander, 1908 Nobel Prize laureate for his studies on radioactive decay, he is by many considered to be the father of nuclear physics. Doubtless, someone who made an enormous contribution to the advancement of science.

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