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GREEN-AI EU: “Be green, be European, don’t be (too much) artificial!” is an international Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) implemented within the Erasmus+ framework. The programme is presented by Lodz Cyber Hub in cooperation with Kore University of Enna and partner universities from Spain, Türkiye and Slovenia, and targets University of Lodz law students.

On Wet Monday, water is poured symbolically – from hoses and squirt guns. Increasingly, however, this festive gesture hides a less cheerful question: do we really have enough water to splash around with? Dr Zbigniew Kaczkowski from the Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection at the University of Lodz discusses what this winter tells us, what a hydrological drought actually is and whether…

What would the world be without water? Probably the same as UniLodz without its community. That's why, on Wet Monday, we remind you that water is important and our scientists are studying it in many ways!

We would like to extend our best wishes to the entire community of the University of Lodz. May the essence of this season – the triumph of life, vitality and profound joy – accompany us all each day.

The same character appears on Easter cards and among chocolate eggs every year – an animal with long ears that heralds Easter. But is it really a hare? Or maybe a rabbit? Dr Katarzyna Majecka from the Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, University of Lodz, discusses the origins of this confusion and why biologists don't equate them.

On the occasion of Easter,we wish you moments filled with peace, hope, and joy.May this special time be an opportunity for renewal –both in your personal life and in your efforts toward social innovation.May the energy of spring inspire us allto create an even more open, supportive, and enterprising world.Happy Easter!The Team at the Center for Social Innovation, University of Lodz

Nothing on the Easter table makes as much of a splash as mayonnaise. It’s unassuming, creamy and ubiquitous. It is added to salads, to eggs and even in bundt cakes – it’s not magic that we all love it; it’s chemistry. Dr inż. Paulina Bartos from the Faculty of Chemistry at the University of Lodz, told us what really happens inside the jar and why the festive flavour starts with an emulsion.

Easter in Poland smells of żurek (a Polish sour rye soup) and horseradish, however in the European UNIC Alliance, the holiday has more scents, sounds and colours. In Łódź, we take baskets to church, in Belgium, we look for sweets "lost" by the bells, in Spain, night processions flow through the streets and in the Netherlands, tulips travel to the Vatican. Dr Ewelina Kostrzewska, a cultural…

Disconnected in Crisis: Reframing Connectivity in Disaster Zones as a Human Right Session #31161 — online dialogue

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