Commons:Wiki Science Competition 2019/Winners/Poland

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These are the finalists for WSC2019 in Poland.

This country-level selection had a specific national organizer and a national coordination page.

Files

• This country has a category for its files, other files from there might have been uploaded after the local deadline and moved to the 2019 international category if such deadline was still valid.
• As of now, the files in the local category uploaded within the local deadline are 1428, with 69 obviously unsuitable files.
• Uploaders statistics are available here.

Specific classes of files

• 1 video was uploaded in this category.
• 0 pdf files were uploaded in this category.
• This country had at least one set of images. See Image sets from Wiki Science Competition 2019 in Poland.

Prefinalists

• Partially listed on this page in Polish

Finalists

People in science

1st national finalist		2nd national finalist
Elvin Flamingo, Simultaneous Hybrid of Musical Improvisation and Bioart. Elvin Flamingo National winner		Scientist during microscopic observation of the PCB component. Gabriela P.

3rd national finalist		4th national finalist
Scientist during Farnsworth–Munsell Hue Color Vision Test. Gabriela P.		Scientist during work with Scanning Electron Microscope. Gabriela P.

5th national finalist		6th national finalist
Biologist at work in the pre-PCR laboratory. Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals Polish Academy of Sciences in Cracow. Karolina Fok		Preparation of exotic butterflies. Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals Polish Academy of Sciences in Kracow. Karolina Fok

Microscopy images

1st national finalist		2nd national finalist
Cladoceran from Daphnia genus giving birth (100X magnification, dark field and polarized light). MarekMiś National main winner		Microphotography from scanning electron microscope of a inorganic layer of hydroxyapatite growing on biomaterial that is investigated as a potential cartilage substitute. Jan Ozimek National main winner

3rd national finalist		4th national finalist
Tartaric acid crystals created between slide and cover slip after melting it and then dried. Magnification is: 100X. Technique of the illumination is: dark field and polarized light. MarekMiś National winner		Microstructure of Austempered Ductile Iron (ADI). Łukasz Boroń National winner

5th national finalist		6th national finalist
Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) crystals seen under the microscope. Magnification is: 100X. Technique of the illumination is: polarized light. MarekMiś		Spontaneous mutation occured during regeneration of Schmidtea mediterranea. Marcinekenator National winner

Non-photographic media

1st national finalist		2nd national finalist
Graphical User Interface of the Traffic Simulation Framework applied to the city of Warsaw. Pgora		Video of Haemopis sanguisuga in a laboratory. Sylwia10

Image sets

1st national finalist		2nd national finalist
Tenthredo amoena larva on Hypericum montanum, allotment garden in Szczecin, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland. Salicyna		Vaccinium myrtillus seedling, plant cultivated in Szczecin, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland. Salicyna

3rd national finalist		4th national finalist
Electrophoresis at the Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals Polish Academy of Sciences in Cracow. Karolina Fok		Cultivation of paramecium at the Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals Polish Academy of Sciences in Cracow. Karolina Fok

Nature and Wildlife

1st national winner		2nd national finalist
Chlorophorus varius. Adrianna Rafalska National main winner		Impalas at the Kruger National Park. PanWoyteczek National winner

3rd national finalist		4th national finalist
White-tailed Eagle . Magdalena Smyczek National winner		Warthog in Kruger National Park. PanWoyteczek

5th national finalist		6th national finalist
Geotrupes stercorariu. PanWoyteczek		Psathyrella ammophila on the initial dune in Swinoujscie Warszow (Baltic sea coast). Krzysztof Ziarnek

General category

1st national finalist		2nd national finalist
Central part of sphere eversion (turning inside out) process flattened with folds along a square, cut out of doubly colored paper (red/green). The depicted part is homeomorphic to a cylinder/collar/bottleneck, to be glued to two spheres opposite oriented. The middle stage is the Morin surface, with both sides equally privileged. The left stage can be easily unfolded to a green (outer side) sphere, the right - red. The middle stage has removed four flat triangles to see the folds underneath, the triangles can be shifted above of beneath the surface to proceed to the left/right. Note the quadruple intersection in the center, double intersections along diagonals and fold annihilation at the vertices of the inner square (midpoints of sides of the outer square).. Adamb76		Central part of nonorientable Boy surface, flattened with folds along sides of a regular triangle, cut out of paper. Note the triple intersection in the center, double intersection lines from the center to midpoints of the sides of the triangle and fold annihilation at the vertices. Outer edge can be extended to infinity (flat version) or glued to a sphere (standard Boy surface). Adamb76

3rd national finalist		4th national finalist
Coins standing under the unshielded superconducting magnet. Hzofia74		Cross-section samples in the Material Laboratory during polishing process. Gabriela P.

5th national finalist		6th national finalist
Eppendorf Centrifuge, used for colloid separation. Angelika Chomicka		cooling the telescope during the Solar eclipse in the USA of August 2019. Hzofia74