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• BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING EDUCATION IN POLAND - PIONEERS AND INSTITUTIONS

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  • A. Z. Nowakowski

  - Year 2021

  The aim of this chapter is to show the history of biomedical engineering education in Poland, from the beginning till today with special task to underline the role of modern information technology. This story is not very old, just around one century, that may be classified into four basic periods related to important historic events. First are the beginnings before the second world war. Then post-war recovery and development of...

• Professor Jan Kruszewski-Majewski (1929-2012)

  Publication

  • E. Wittbrodt

  - Archive of Mechanical Engineering - Year 2013

  In this obituary, we present the life and achievements of an outstanding Polish scientist, Professor Jan Kruszewski-Majewski, who passed away in 2012. Professor Jan Kruszewski-Majewski was one of the pioneers in introducing modern numerical methods in mechanics. He created and developed an original, Polish method of modellings called the rigid finite element method. He was ont only an outstanding scientist, but also a person of...

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• Data librarian and data steward – new tasks and responsibilities of academic libraries in the context of Open Research Data implementation in Poland

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  • A. Wałek

  - Przegląd Biblioteczny - Year 2019

  Thesis/Objective – The policy of Open Access (OA) for researching resources in Europe has been implemented for more than 10 years. The first recommendations concerning providing OA to scientific materials were defined during the implementation of the 7th Framework Programme. Introducing another set of recommendations concerning OA to research data was the next stage. The recommendations were transformed into obligations under the...

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• Knowledge management driven leadership, culture and innovation success – an integrative model

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  • M. Zięba
  • B. Schivinski

  - Year 2015

  Purpose – This article examines the relation between knowledge management (KM) driven leadership, culture and innovation success of knowledge-intensive small and medium sized companies. By building on the previously reported research on leadership, culture, innovation, and knowledge management, we synergistically integrated KM-driven leadership and innovation success while exploring the meditational role of culture in that. Design/methodology/approach...

• Marek Czachor prof. dr hab.

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