
Why Do We Smile? The University of Lodz Expert on World Smile Day
Why do we smile? The simplest answer is to cooperate and increase the chances of survival. It seems that in the process of evolution, those who quickly and easily inspire trust and a sense of security…

Lachowski and Piątkowski from the UniLodz Fcaulty of Law and Administration on Elections in Belarus
This coming Sunday, 26 January 2025, Belarus will hold another presidential election, which is already being called an "election without a choice." Two scientists from the Faculty of Law and…

Researcher from the Faculty of Management: Black Friday – How Do Shops Tempt Customers?
From the perspective of the Polish trade, Black Friday is a prelude to the hottest period associated with Christmas. It is fair to say that pre-Christmas traffic is driven not only by Christmas…

White and Red: Polish National Flag Day – a Commentary by the University of Lodz Heraldist
On 2 May 2024 the Polish National Flag Day will be celebrated for the 20th time. Heraldists agree that along with the coronation of Przemysł II (1295) the history of the White Eagle begins – initially…

Invention by Our Doctoral Student Supports Diagnostics
Maciej Ślot, a doctoral student from the Department of Solid State Physics at the University of Lodz, has constructed a sensor for non-invasive monitoring of the water level in the body. The…

Stories about Science – the University of Lodz Researchers in a TV Show
Gamma radiation and an astronomical observatory in the Canary Islands, 3D printers, drug-detecting sensors as well as methods for identifying geological artifacts – scientists from the University of…

The University of Lodz Ethnologist: Saint Valentine and the Disease Called Love
Valentine's Day as we have known it since the 1990s (the festival of lovers) has become firmly established in our customs and popular culture. Flowers, small gifts, going out to the cinema or a…

Christmas Eve – Supper not for People. Commentary by an Expert from the University of Lodz
Progress, mainly in terms of technology, means that when we see some old device, we say: a relic. This somewhat forgotten scientific term denotes a typical phenomenon of a bygone period that has…

Territorial Dispute Between Venezuela and Guyana – Commentary by an Expert from the University of Lodz
A referendum in which, in point no. 5, Venezuelans were asked about their opinion on the annexation of the territories of neighbouring Guyana, which have been in dispute between the countries for over…

Payment Chips – Convenience or Consumer Challenge?
What do we think of payment chip users? What characteristics do we attribute to them? Dr Dominika Kaczorowska-Spychalska from the Faculty of Management at the University of Lodz and Prof. Łukasz…

Black Friday and the Omnibus Directive
In Poland, the slogan Black Friday is an introduction to the hottest period for trade, connected with Christmas. It can be said that the pre-Christmas shopping traffic is driven not only by Christmas…

Growing Consumer Awareness – Shopping Fever
Black Friday and November sales may take a slightly different form this year. Inflation, which has been with us for a long time, has influenced consumer purchasing patterns. This could be seen in…

Demographers from the University of Lodz: in 2060 There Will Be 1/4 Fewer of Us in the Region of Lodz
Will depopulation and ageing of the inhabitants of the Lodz Voivodeship, its counties and the capital of the region continue? To what extent can the situation be improved by the influx of immigrants,…

Social Media for Children – a Threat but also a Chance. A Commentary by a Scientist from the University of Lodz
The new school year has just started and we are publishing an expert commentary by Dr Kinga Stopczyńska, a social media specialist from the Department of Marketing at the Faculty of Management,…

Is Business Ready for ESG? – a Commentary by a Scientist from the University of Lodz
The world that is facing environmental and social crises needs a frame of reference that, at least to some extent, will allow to bring order to a complex reality. This is relevant both for public…
