The following UniLodz researchers are among those recognised:
- Dr Damian Łukasz Bębnowski, in the field of social sciences, discipline: economics and finance;
- Dr Sebastian Czechowicz, in the field of social sciences, discipline: law;
- mgr Natalia Monika Matiaszczyk, in the field of social sciences, discipline: international relations;
- mgr Natalia Ewa Sławińska, in the field of exact and natural sciences, discipline: biological sciences;
- Dr Kamila Kinga Żukowska, in the field of humanities, discipline: literary studies.
Congratulations!
The scholarships have been awarded for a period of three years, and their monthly amount is PLN 5,390.
Applications for scholarships for outstanding young scientists demonstrating significant achievements in scientific activity were submitted by rectors of universities and directors of institutes of the Polish Academy of Sciences, research institutes, and international institutes. This year, 1,640 applications were submitted to the Minister of Science and Higher Education. Their substantive evaluation was carried out by the minister’s advisory team using a points-based method within individual scientific and artistic disciplines. Based on individual assessments conducted by experts, the presidium of the team presented the minister with a resolution containing ranking lists of applications submitted by young scientists, along with recommendations.
Within each discipline, two separate rankings were created:
- for individuals holding a doctoral degree, academic teachers without a doctoral degree and individuals preparing a doctoral dissertation in an external mode;
- for doctoral students only.
The Minister of Science and Higher Education awarded scholarships to 230 young scientists.
Source: Ministry of Science and Higher Education
Editorial team: Press Office, University of Lodz
