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Eco-Innovation Performance of the Polish Economy in the European Union Context
(Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2025-09) Kaliszczak, Lidia; Wojnar, Jolanta
The article analyses and assesses the level of eco-innovation in the Polish economy in comparison with other European Union countries and identifies the main barriers and directions for supporting the development of eco-innovation in Poland. The hypothesis tested was that Poland’s position in the Eco-Innovation Index (Eco-IS) and its eco-innovative performance compared to the EU average are mainly influenced by insufficient government spending on R&D as well as research and development in the fields of environment and energy. Based on a detailed analysis of the degree and dynamics of changes in the Eco-Innovation Index (EII) for EU countries in 2014–2024 and its structure, an assessment of 12 sub-indicators in the EU and Poland in 2024 showed that in the 10-year period under review, Poland improved its score from 50.2 to 69.7, which indicates a 39% increase in the index value and a move up by one position in the ranking (from 26th to 25th place). Despite the increase, the country’s ranking position improved only marginally, which reveals that other countries intensified their efforts in the field of eco-innovation. As a result, Poland did not move closer to the top-ranked countries and continues to rank at the bottom of the EU list. The authors identify insufficient R&D expenditure (% of GDP) as well as insufficient government funding and spending on research and development in the fields of environment and energy as the main reasons. The proposed increase in R&D expenditure in relation to GDP as a means of reducing barriers to the growth of eco-innovation in the Polish economy should be correlated with the development of eco-innovative investments and implementations, while simultaneously sustaining high levels of human capital.
„Adrianna” – międzynarodowa wystawa RBSA Portrait Prize 2026, Birmingham
(2026-05-05) Porczyńska, Barbara
Obraz olejny „Adrianna” (80 × 60 cm) został zakwalifikowany do wystawy finałowej międzynarodowego konkursu RBSA Portrait Prize 2026 i wystawiony w RBSA Gallery w Birmingham (Wielka Brytania). Praca znalazła się w gronie niespełna 100 dzieł wybranych spośród blisko 800 zgłoszeń.
VIII Forum EMR-PL - Book of Abstracts
(Rzeszów University Press, 2026) Cieniek, Bogumił; Stefaniuk, Ireneusz
This volume contains the abstracts of oral and poster presentations presented at the International Conference “VIII Forum EMR-PL”, held on June 29–July 2, 2026, in Rzeszów, Poland. The conference was organized by the Institute of Materials Engineering at the University of Rzeszów in collaboration with the Polish EMR Group (PG EMR), a national scientific network bringing together research institutions and scientists active in the field of electron magnetic resonance (EMR/EPR) spectroscopy. The abstracts collected in this volume reflect recent advances in EMR/EPR methodology, science, and applications, and provide an overview of current research conducted at academic and research institutions.
Epigenetic Phenomenology of Entirety: General Comments and Observations on Epigenetic Information, in: Challenging Integralism, Aristotelian Entelecheia, Hyle and Morphe (Form), and Contemporary Concepts of Information, Touching upon the Aetiological Issues of Carcinogenesis (with Reflecting Feedbacks of Josef Bremer, Konstantin Khroutski, Rudolf Klimek, Ryszard Tadeusiewicz, Paul Beaulieu, Ana Bazac, Anna Makolkin, Leonardo Chiatti, Milan Tasić and Dariusz Szkutnik)
(Biocosmological Association, 2017) Szkutnik, Dariusz Adam
The given paper reflects and unites the Integralist (originally independent) scholarly endeavors and results of the four authors, that were initially realized through the decades of preceding intensive scientific pursuits. In general, this collective work is devoted to a dedicated reader who strives to develop Integralist (systemic, holistic) research, and, chiefly – is interested in studying the methodological bases of such (Integralist) scientific activity. Another essential point is that our sought-for scholar recognizes (explicitly, or implicitly) – together with the indispensible significance of modern “scientific method” (that is based on the Dualist mathematical physicalism) – the Aristotelian teleological physics (archetype of Entelechial Hylemorphist naturalism), as the essential constituent of present-day Integralist research and development (in its contemporary forms, primarily including current theories of Information). In fact, up to now – in our time of urgent challenges, firstly aiming to approach the scholarly breakthroughs that would ensure progress in addressing the multiple and interrelated crises and challenges the world faced (including the acute problem of cancer diseases) – we all, still, entirely base our efforts (rigorously believing in) the methodological (cosmological – comprehensive, in general) principles of research that were established yet in the XVII-th century. Francis Bacon (1561–1626), who fiercely fought (and eventually won) against the Aristotelian naturalism (based on Entelechism and Hylemorphism) – in the name of triumph of Dualist idealism (mathematics) and physicalism (empiricism and reductionism), and their experimental (i.e. artificial) application – Bacon himself taught (in the 1620, in his famous “Novum Organum”) that “truth is rightly called the daughter of time and not of authority”; and concluded that scientific gentlemen (of his time) were under “the spell of antiquity, of authors and of consent”, which had “so shackled men’s courage that (as if bewitched) they have been unable to get close to things themselves.” In very deed, we have the same situation (but, four centuries later – already with quite an opposite meaning); and science certainly is not a religion (wherein, man pursues One the same religion and speaks exclusively the same language – of the given fundamental invariable “religious” doctrine), but, quite the contrary – the institute of science (as the essential constituent of culture) naturally undergoes the dynamic cycles of development and transformation; and, for this, in our XXI-st century – the time is ripe. The contents of the present article are given below.
Klimek R., Szkutnik D.A. Phenomenological Aspect of the Visual Radiation. In: Klimek R. (Ed.), Information Medicine.
(Published by World Information University by Hermes, 2018) Klimek, Rudolf; Szkutnik, Dariusz Adam
Phenomenological Aspect of Visual Radiation" by Rudolf Klimek and Dariusz Szkutnik examines the process of vision from both phenomenological and informational perspectives. The authors explore how human beings perceive images and interpret visual stimuli, emphasizing the fundamental role of information in perceptual processes. The chapter seeks to broaden the conventional understanding of optical phenomena by reflecting on the informational dimension of vision and the relationship between the observed object, its image, and the observer.