Author: goleniowska

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Dear Colleagues,

We cordially invite you to publish scientific papers in the Energies journal (Open Access Journal, Impact Factor: 2.70), in the Special Issue entitled “Sources and Markets of New Energy Minerals for Renewable Energy Generation and Storage”, with Prof. Krzysztof Galos (MEERI PAS) as Guest Editor.
This Special Issue is designed to enable presentation of results of research connected with various aspects of mineral security, mineral policy, energy policy and minerals markets, in relations to minerals useful for renewable energy generation and storage.

More info:

https://www.mdpi.com/journal/energies/special_issues/Sources_Markets_Minerals

Deadline for manuscripts submissions: 15 October 2021

On June 29, 2021, the SAPEA Working Group, established to develop an issue concerning the systemic approach to the Energy transformation in Europe, completed its work. SAPEA (Science Advice for Policy by European Academies) is a part of the European Mechanism for Science Advice. Together with the Group of Principal Scientific Advisors, SAPEA provides independent scientific advice to the European Commission to support its decision-making process. The result of the work of a 20-person team of experts, in which D. Sc. Lidia Gawlik – professor of our Institute, a study “A systemic approach to the energy transition in Europe” has been published:  http://www.sapea.info/energy

The study was submitted to the European Commission.

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There are many possible pathways towards a carbon-neutral future. Achieving it by 2050 is possible, but this requires urgent action.

This is the central conclusion of SAPEA’s evidence review report on the energy transition, and the corresponding Scientific Opinion of the European Commission’s Group of Chief Scientific Advisors.

But this is not just a technical challenge. To make the energy transition a reality, we need to solve a huge systemic problem, coordinating countless individual voluntary decisions on investment, consumption and behaviour across Europe.

This means transforming the entire European energy system — a change which will affect every part of our society and require huge investment during the transition. It must be done in a socially equitable way. And we already need to accelerate progress if we want to achieve the EU’s target of net zero emissions by 2050.

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We are pleased to announce that D.Sc. Marzena Smol, Head of the Division of Biogenic Raw Materials at the Mineral and Energy Economy Research Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences, became a member of the Academy of Young Scholars of the Polish Academy of Sciences on behalf of the 4th Department of Technical Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences. New Members of the Academy of Young Scholars of the Polish Academy of Sciences were elected in the General Assembly of the Polish Academy of Sciences, which took place on December 3, 2021. The ceremony of presenting the nomination by prof. Jerzy Duszyński, the President of the Polish Academy of Sciences, took place on December 14, 2021. at the Staszic Palace in Warsaw. The term of office of D.Sc. Marzena Smol, professor of the institute will run for 5 years.

The Academy of Young Scholars was established in 2010 to promote research and development work carried out by outstanding young representatives of Polish science. A person who is under 38 years of age and has at least a doctoral degree may become a member of the Academy of Young Scholars. Candidates should be distinguished by outstanding research achievements and activities promoting science.

Link to Academy of Young Scholars: https://amu.pan.pl/en/

 Appointment to AMU PAN – dr hab. Marzena Smol, prof. Institute

Congratulations to D.Sc. Marzena Smol and other selected Members of the Academy of Young Scholars of the Polish Academy of Sciences!

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