The success of Polish scientists in Brussels, has won 27 medals – Virtual Russia

• Poles in the first row at the exhibition of inventions in Brussels
• Won 24 gold medals, 3 silver
• gold medal with distinction for the fluorescent markers that allow for precise location of cancer
• the exhibition featured over 300 exhibitors

the success of the Polish scientists at the world exhibition of inventions in Brussels. From 50 presents innovative solutions and projects, 24 received gold medals and 3 silver. The poles presented their inventions in various fields, among other things, computer science, electronics, chemistry, biology, medicine.

gold medal with honors he received, among other things, Brands Godlewski from the Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, innovative fluorescent markers that allow for the precise location of cancerous changes in the lungs.

In this case, marks only penetrate the lesion. Method consists in introduction in an organism of very small markers. They are only where there are tumors. We select them so effectively illuminated, so that then, taking cuttings, it is clear what area is being attacked and not – said Brands Godlewski.

Another invention is the mask, which helps in the treatment of snoring. – Znakomitość of our invention is that we can investigate separately the nose, mouth, and mouth, said Andrew Kukwa, head of ENT Clinic in Olsztyn.

Ivona Kaminska Polish factory of Securities represents a new method of fixation of evidence against counterfeiting using a laser. – Tagged laser we can make additional information – we will protect the information of the owner and protected from manipulation, she added.

the exhibition featured more than 300 exhibitors from dozens of countries. Prizes and awards awarded by the jury consisting of a dozen international experts. Some of our scholars said that the participation in the exhibition for them is the opportunity to communicate with companies and institutions to implement innovative solutions. Scientists complained that for the first time in 24 years has not received funding from the Ministry of science, to participate in the international exhibition of inventions.

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oprac. Catherine Bogdańska