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Appeal for assistance for researchers in Ukraine

As a result of the war in Ukraine, research infrastructure is devastated and the researchers are fleeing the country. They can continue their work at other institutes within the framework of scholarships. Researchers should then retain their Ukrainian affiliation, which will keep the continuity of Ukrainian science. President of the Polish Academy of Sciences Jerzy Duszyński releases his appeal.

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Position Statement 30: Now We Are Together

“In a humanitarian and refugee crisis, it becomes all the more urgent to provide the best possible protection against diseases, including COVID-19. Many people are and will be helping refugees from Ukraine, working in direct contact with large groups of people. It is very important for both the helpers and the refugees themselves to be vaccinated” – write experts from the COVID-19 Advisory Team to the President of the Polish Academy of Sciences in their latest statement.

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Joint support for Ukrainian scholars

To assist Ukrainian scientists who have fled Ukraine after the Russian invasion, the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (NAS) and the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAS) are launching a support program for 3-month research stays at the Institutes of the PAS.

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