Session 2: AI - Quantum - New technologies
“Artificial intelligence and its impact on the world”

Session (part 1)

Coffee break

Session (part 2)
Speakers:

• Prof. Marek Żukowski, International Centre for Quantum Technology Theory, University of Gdańsk: "Quantum weirdness, a list of myths about it”
  
• Dr Bartosz Naskręcki, Adam Mickiewicz University: Can a text generator think?
  
• Dr Jakub Syta, Maritime Safety Centre, Naval Academy: Surviving the transition driven by emerging AI cyber-threats
  
• Prof. Bogdan Lesyng, University of Warsaw: On the evolutionary development of theories and models in the natural sciences. Taxonomic classification of molecular quantum mechanics models with artificial intelligence – a case study
  
• Prof. Małgorzata Sugiera, Jagiellonian University: Human Dreams of Nature: Anthropomorphic Moment as an Intervention in Knowledge Production
  
• Prof. Tomasz Kubalica, University of Silesia: The Architecture of Doubt: Scientific Retractions as a Source of Fear of Progress and an Expression of the Crisis of Humanism in the AI Era
  
• Prof. Bohdan Wasilewski, IPS Medical Centre: Natural Intelligence (NI) and its relationship with Artificial Intelligence (AI)

• Kacper Filipek, CNN-LSTM approach to non-Newtonian fluid behaviour
  
• Konrad Schlichtholz, Spatial demultiplexing: from microscopy through spy satellites to exoplanet detection
  
• Zuzanna Woźniak, From Near Miss to Accident: Quantifying the Escalation Potential of Safety Events in Construction
  
• Angelika Nowak, 3D-printed non-thermal plasma reactor for nanocatalysts synthesis
  
• Alicja Szostak, Investigation of the Use of Micro-Ring Resonators (MRRs) for Guided Wave Sensing in Structures
  

Lunch

Session 3: Health - People
“Challenges of an ageing population”

Session (part 1)

Coffee break

Session (part 2)
Speakers:

• Prof. Holger Stark, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf: Multiple Targeting at Monoamine Transporters and Histamine H3 Receptors Provides a New Class of Potentially CNS Active Compounds
  
• Prof. Hermann Behre, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Centre for Reproductive Medicine and Andrology: The decline in male reproductive functions, with a particular focus on ageing
  
• Prof. Ewa Bartnik, Institute of Genetics and Biotechnology, Faculty of Biology, University of Warsaw: Therapies for the 21st century
  
• Prof. Monika Puzianowska-Kuźnicka, M. Mossakowski Institute of Experimental and Clinical Medicine, Polish Academy of Sciences: Why do we age and what can we do to extend a healthy life?
  
• Prof. Tomasz Zdrojewski, Medical University of Gdańsk: New and old problems concerning poor health in Poland. Why are we not catching up with the old EU countries?

• Andżelika Banaszak, Multifunctional Plasma-Activated Liquids for Antibacterial and Biocompatible Dental Applications
  
• Maria Puchalska, Selected Aspects of Equine Aging: Insights for Geroscience
  
• Beata Rurarz, Nanosolutions for macroproblems – targeted delivery of radioisotopes with radiation-derived polymer nanocarriers
  
• Olga Witkowska-Pilaszewicz, Biomarkers of Training Adaptation in Horses
  
• Daria Adamczewska-Łachacz, Environmental Paraben Exposure and Male Reproductive Health: Semen Quality and Sex Hormone Concentrations in Young Men from the General Population
  

Coffee break

Session 4: State – Economy – Democracy
“Crisis and change – challenge to the state and economy”
Speakers:

• Prof. Przemysław Wiszewski, University of Wrocław: A permanent crisis? What can we learn from multi-ethnic political communities in the Middle Ages?
  
• Prof. Gul Özerol, University of Twente: Governing Climate Change: Social, Political and Institutional Dimensions of a Global Sustainability Challenge
  
• Prof. Judit Jacso, Vienna University of Economics and Business: Staatliche Regulierung, unternehmerische Verantwortung und Criminal Compliance: Der neue EU-rechtliche Ansatz zur Bekämpfung der Umwelt- bzw. Klimakriminalität
  
• Prof. Dagmara Gruszecka, University of Wroclaw: Kann ein Unternehmen sein eigenes Verbrechen begehen? – oder die Herausforderungen der Strafrechtsdogmatik und Strafrechtstheorie im Wirtschaftsbereich
  

• Olena Dubchak, Habermas’ "global domestic politics without a world government" as a continuation of Kant’s idea of "perpetual peace"
  
• Aleksandra Sojka, Gender Identity Norms and Women’s Labour Market Outcomes Across the European Union: Evidence from EU-SILC, 2005–2023
  
• Dawid Marko, Crisis as a Driver of Procedural Integration: The Hidden Europeanisation of Criminal Justice
  

Dinner
Speech: Prof. Robert Schlögl, President of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Germany

Session 5: Climate Change – Sustainable Development
“Global climate challenges and sustainable development policies”

Session (part 1)

Coffee break

Session (part 2)
Speakers:

• Prof. Nicola Pinna, Humboldt University, Berlin: The role of materials chemistry in energy storage and conversion
  
• Prof. Michael Giersig, Freie Universität Berlin: Nanotechnology for Climate Change Mitigation and Sustainable Development: From Fundamental Science to Functional Materials
  
• Prof. Rosa Busquets, Kingston University: Plastic pollution under global environmental change
  
• Dr Ewa Wierzbicka, Military University of Technology: Green hydrogen – a path to a clean energy future
  
• Prof. Marta Gmurek, Lodz University of Technology: Catalytic materials for the sustainable removal of new water pollutants by oxidation
  

• Amil Aligayev, Low-Dimensional WO3 Nanomaterials for Climate Change Mitigation: Experimental and Computational Advances in CO2 Conversion
  
• Magdalena Andrunik, Innovative natural and waste-based sorbents for PFAS mitigation in water systems
  
• Marlena Domińska, Sustainable Biohydrogen Production from Kitchen Waste
  
• Bogna Śniatała, Advancing nitrogen recovery from wastewater via membrane stripping
  
• Aleksandra Kędzierska-Sar, Transition Metal Compounds for Advanced Water Treatment Applications
  
• Dominik Knozowski, Spinel cobalt ferrite - a promising catalyst for water photosplitting
  
• Karolina Majewska, Proton conduction phenomena in intermediate-temperature molten carbonate fuel cells: mechanism, properties and perspectives for energy applications
  
• Mateusz Skalny, Reactivity of Extracellular DNA at Mineral Surfaces in Biomolecule-Enriched Matrices: Adsorption and Spectroscopic Studies
  
• Marcin Stokowski, Could Climate-Driven Changes in Estuarine Water Chemistry Contribute to Ulcerative Dermal Necrosis in Salmonids?
  
• Anna Ścigaczewska, Morphological engineering of filamentous microorganisms to enhance the production of biologically active compounds as exemplified by the fungus Aspergillus terreus and the actinomycete Streptomyces rimosus
  
• Łukasz Cichocki, Breaking Down the Unbreakable: Advanced Reduction Processes for Persistent Water Pollutants Degradation
  
• Aleksander Czapla, Potential Use of Raw Materials Recovered from Municipal Wastewater in the Production of Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic Pipes in the Context of the Circular Economy and Sustainable Development
  
• Martyna Gloc, The Mechanism of removing of pharmaceuticals from wastewater using biological treatment
  
• Md Mahmudul Hasan, Numerical modelling and characterization of microring resonators for structural health monitoring

Summary
Prof. Mirosław Miller “How can megatrends be harnessed for the good of society?”

Closing of the Congress

Lunch

SHP General Meeting