Professor Mariusz Piskuła has been appointed to the Science Policy Committee – an advisory body to the Minister of Science and Higher Education, responsible for shaping the country’s science policy.

The current committee’s term runs from 2022 to 2027. Among the 12 experts, six new members have joined, representing various scientific disciplines.

The committee plays a key role in analyzing scientific activities and recommending directions for the development of Polish science. Its work aims to effectively support science, the economy, and national security.

„The Science Policy Committee plays a crucial role in analyzing past actions and recommending directions for the development of Polish science. (…) That is why I have decided to appoint outstanding experts to the committee, who, thanks to their diverse research interests and achievements, will ensure a broad spectrum of perspectives and the highest level of expertise,” said Minister of Science and Higher Education Marcin Kulasek.

Congratulations to Professor Mariusz Piskuła and all the new members! We wish you fruitful work for the development of Polish science.

The Science Policy Committee is an advisory body to the Minister of Science and Higher Education on national science policy. The SPC was established in 2010, and the members of its first term began their work a year later. Since 2018, the committee has operated under the Act of July 20, 2018 – Law on Higher Education and Science.

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