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ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences

ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences

Opis

The „Academia” magazine was founded on the initiative of Professor Andrzej B. Legocki, a President of the Polish Academy of Sciences in 2003 – 2006. In the beginning it was published only in English as a reply to the growing demand for a current information on the Polish Academy of Sciences` activities, expressed by foreign scientists and Poles living abroad and interested in Polish science.

Since 2005 the magazine is published both in Polish and English.

The „Academia” is an exceptional - on the Polish market - scientific magazine for the general public, propagating achievements of Polish scientists here and abroad. Authors of articles in „Academia” explain their subject in a way that is accessible not only for all sorts of academics but also for students, pupils and all other readers interested in scientific topics for the general public.

ISSN
1731-7401
Wydawcy
Polish Academy of Sciences

Editorial Staff

Jolanta Iwańczuk (Editor-in-Chief, Earth Sciences)

Daniel Sax (Editor, English-Language Version)

Marcin Pietras (Biological & Agricultural Sciences)

Justyna Orłowska (Journalist)

Andrzej Figatowski (Graphic Designer)

Anna Bielec (Project Coordinator)


Scientific Council

Marek Konarzewski, President of the Polish Academy of Sciences (Chairman)

Dariusz Jemielniak (Deputy Chairman)

Andrzej Buko

Katarzyna Czarnecka

Patrycja Dołowy

Paweł Golik

Janusz Jurczak

Tomasz Kapitaniak

Marek Krawczyk

Krzysztof Nowak

Anna Zawadzka

Publisher:


Polish Academy of Sciences

Communication and Science Information Department

Defilad sq. 1,

00-901 Warsaw, Poland

e-mail: academia@pan.pl



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ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony

1 Contents
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony
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2 Editorial
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3 Politics and Harmony
Janusz Tazbir
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 4-8
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Is the presence of harmony (which in the political domain is identified with the idea of consensus) always a factor conducive to the development of civilization - or was the emergence of the modern Polish state in fact more the product of a multiplicity of views and a certain degree of conflict?
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Janusz Tazbir
4 Unstable as a Pendulum
Tomasz Kapitaniak
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 9-11
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Can we predict the behavior of evolving systems? While it is sometimes easy to do so, as in the case of an ordinary, slightly tilted pendulum, there are some systems whose ultimate state is practically impossible to ascertain.
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Tomasz Kapitaniak
ORCID: ORCID
5 Sensing a Meal
Tomasz Janecki
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 12-15
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If animals were unable to harness the signals coming in from their environs, their lives would be a chaotic affair. In the special conditions that prevail in Antarctic waters, chemical signals represent a particularly important source of information that acts to organize their way of life on the sea floor.
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Tomasz Janecki
6 Multifractal Solar Wind
Wiesław Macek
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 16-18
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Within the complex dynamics of the solar wind's fluctuating plasma parameters, there is a detectable, hidden order described by a chaotic strange attractor which has a multifractal structure.
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Wiesław Macek
7 Random Phenomena
Kazimierz Sobczyk
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 19-23
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Our recognition and quantitative characterization of real-word phenomena cannot be complete (indeed being impossible in many situations) unless we account for the great role played by randomness.
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Kazimierz Sobczyk
8 Evolution: Harmonizing Chaos
Adam Łomnicki , Ryszard Korona
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 24-27
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The complexity and refinement of biological phenomena lead many to see them as the work of forces we do not know or understand. Nevertheless, one does not have to resort to any "intelligent design" concept, for instance, to explain the diversity of live on Earth - it suffices to be familiar with the theory of evolution by natural selection and the molecular foundations of biological processes. Our understanding of evolution may be built on a set of relatively simple and verifiable tenets.
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Adam Łomnicki
Ryszard Korona
9 Music of the Spheres
Marcin Zgliński
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 28-30
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Church organs began to be used in the liturgy in Europe from the Early Middle Ages, and all the way until the Enlightenment they were seen as an exceptional instrument of a sacred nature whose very sound paid eternal homage to divine laws.
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Marcin Zgliński
10 Organic LEDs
Jerzy Karpiuk , Marek Pietraszkiewicz
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 31-33
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Modern times have us so accustomed to technological progress that we take it entirely for granted. Nevertheless, a real revolution in lighting technology now lies just around the corner.
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Jerzy Karpiuk
Marek Pietraszkiewicz
11 Repressive or Non-repressive?
Mirosława Melezini
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 34-35
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When viewed against the backdrop of European standards, Poland's cńminal justice system (regardless of the political conditions and the degree of cńminality in the country) has remained highly punitive - although this trait has at times abated somewhat, chiefly as a consequence of the stance adopted by the scholarly legal community.
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Mirosława Melezini
12 Algorithms for Rocks
Mariusz Młynarczuk
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 36-37
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Image processing algorithms are enabling computers to learn to automatically recognize characteństics of what camera images portray. In geological research, speedy computers can relieve researchers from having to perform painstaking measurements on mineral grains.
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Mariusz Młynarczuk
ORCID: ORCID
13 Eating Like a Pig
Jarosław Woliński , Wojciech Korczyński , Monika Słupecka
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 38-40
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Newborn piglets offer an excellent model for studying the human digestive system, enabling us to learn much about our own physiology and to develop treatment methods for many illnesses.
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Jarosław Woliński
Wojciech Korczyński
Monika Słupecka
14 Science International
Ewa Paluch
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 41-43
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Ewa Paluch
15 French Connection
Jerzy Pielaszek
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 46-47
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For both up-and-coming research grant holders from Poland and internationally-renowned Polish researchers, the address Rue Lauriston 74 in Paris symbolizes the very best tradition of scholarly ties between Poland and France.
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Jerzy Pielaszek
16 The Legacy of Scholars
Józef Malinowski , Anna Marciniak
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 48-49
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The caliber of modern-day scholarly pursuits hinges not only on research now being carried out, but also on the careful nurturing of scientific heritage - the preservation and study of documents that trace the development of past achievements.
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Józef Malinowski
Anna Marciniak
17 Orderly synonyms?
Jerzy Bralczyk
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2006 | Nr 3 (11) 2006 Chaos vs. Harmony | 50
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Autorzy i Afiliacje

Jerzy Bralczyk

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