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These are the finalists for WSC2017 in Poland.

This country had a specific national organizer and a national coordination page.

Files edit

  • This country has a category for its files, other files from there might have been uploaded after the local deadline and moved to the 2017 international category if such deadline was still valid.
  • As of now, the files in the local category uploaded within the local deadline are 410, with 60 obviously unsuitable files.
  • Uploaders statistics are available here.

Specific classes of files edit

Jury edit

  •   -   Maurizio ANTONETTI (botany)
  •   -   Alessandro COBBE (mathematics)
  •   -   Gianni FOCHI (chemistry)
  •   -   Hyeonggyu KIM (computer science)
  •   -  /  Alessandro MARCHETTI (chemistry)
  •   -   Penny RICHARDS (social science)
  •   -  /  Mascha STROOBANT (biology)
  • The selection lasted from 2018-02-04 to 2018-05-02.
  • The results were published on 2018-05-02.

Prefinalists edit

This country had the following files considered as possible finalists:

Files that were uploaded as part of a set are marked with (S), additional sets could have been reconstructed by the organizers.

Finalists edit

People in science edit

1st national finalist 2nd national finalist
Assistant Profesor Ireneusz Linert, Ph.D. Eng., Faculty of Gdańsk University of Technology.
Dominik Bejma, Marta Kowalkińska 		The photo presents Prof. Jacek Kabaciński – a researcher at the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences in Poznań – with a handaxe.
Wawrzyniec Skoczylas
3rd national finalist 4th national finalist
Young researcher.
Agata Jaskulska via Halibutt 		Behind the lab work.
Marta D

Microscopy images edit

1st national finalist 2nd national finalist
Ice under polarized light microscopy.
Michał Kobiela 		Ammonium Dichromate under polarized light microscope.
Michał Kobiela

Non-photographic media edit

1st national finalist 2nd national finalist
Layers of the atmosphere at different temperatures in long-wavelength infrared.
Tadmark5364 		A 9-minute video explaining the process of sphere eversion.
AnRo0002
3rd national finalist
Popular science podcast.
Borys Kozielski

Image sets edit

1st national finalist 2nd national finalist
Chodlik Archaeological Mission of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology Polish Academy of Sciences.
Lukasz Miechowicz
  sets of images reconstructed by the organizers 		Jan Kwiatowski and Iwona Jasser look for cyanobacteria in Lake Chur-kul near the Tajik-Afghan border.
Jan Kwiatowski via Krzysztof Machocki


3rd national finalist 4th national finalist
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Wawrzyniec Skoczylas
  sets of images reconstructed by the organizers 		Early Medieval stronghold in Kłodnica, Lublin voivodship, Poland.
Lukasz Miechowicz
  sets of images reconstructed by the organizers


5th national finalist
Flora and Fauna associated to Polish lowlands.
Katarzyna Kawka
  sets of images reconstructed by the organizers
complete set can be seen here

General category edit

1st national finalist 2nd national finalist
Penny bun (Boletus edulis).
Katarzyna Kawka 		Pieces of pottery discovered during of excavations in early Medieval stronghold in Klodnica, Lublin voivodship, Poland.
Lukasz Miechowicz
3rd national finalist 4th national finalist
Detailed texture of land snail with a red brownish shell.
Puvent Santhrasagaran 		Bird of the genus Rhea.
Katarzyna Kawka
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