Team members: dr Agnieszka Pacut (Assistant Professor), dr Wioleta Gałat (Assistant Professor), dr Monika Sady (Assistant Professor), dr hab. Remigiusz Gawlik, prof. UEK (Associate Professor)

Project director:
dr Norbert Laurisz (Assistant Professor)

Project budget:
28 000,00 zł

Financing institution:
Internal program KUE – Potencjał

Project duration:
 17.11.2023 – 16.11.2024

Team members: dr hab. Marcin Stonawski, prof. UEK (Associate Professor), mgr Sylwia Szkołut

Project director:
dr hab. Konrad Pędziwiatr, prof. UEK (Associate Professor)

Project budget:
42 000,00 zł

Financing institution:
Internal program KUE – Doskonałość Badawcza

Project duration:
 17.11.2023 – 16.11.2024

Project director:
mgr inż. Piotr Węgrzynowicz

Project budget:
2 766,00 zł

Financing institution:
Internal program KUE – Badania Młodych Naukowców

Project duration:
10.04.2019 – 31.03.2020

• the latest literature data prove that human exposure to suspended dust, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide is associated with an increased risk of heartbeat disturbances, bronchial and lung cancer and asthma;
• analysis of air pollution by: PM10 and PM2.5, SO2, NO2 and CO showed that unfavorable aerosanitary conditions occurred in Krakow, resulting in the persistence of above-standard concentrations of low-emission toxicants for a long period of time;
• the largest group of people using medical services due to asthma symptoms in the years 2010–2016 in Krakow were women. In the age structure, women dominated in the age categories 35–64 and 65+, while men dominated in the age category 0–34;
• air quality in the city forces residents to look for various types of solutions to help them breathe clean air, even in their homes, including: by: purchasing practical anti-smog awnings and cleanAir vertical filtering frames for FAKRO windows, air purifiers or installing mechanical ventilation in houses and apartments.

Project director:
dr inż. Agnieszka Petryk (Assistant Professor)

Project budget:
3 556,00 zł

Financing institution:
Internal program KUE – Badania Młodych Naukowców

Project duration:
10.04.2019 – 31.03.2020

The research results were used, among others, in the creation of the publication Mamica, Ł., Dolfsma W., 2022, Industrial Policy [in:] The Oxford Handbook of State Capitalism and the Firm, ed. by Wright, M., Wood, G., T., Cuervo-Cazurra, A., Sun, P., Khmatovskiy, Grosman, A. Oxford: Oxford University Press

 

Team members: dr Paweł Białynicki-Birula (Assistant Professor), dr Piotr Kopyciński (Assistant Professor), Jakub Głowacki, mgr Agnieszka Pacut

Project director:
dr hab. Łukasz Mamica, prof. UEK (Associate Professor)

Project budget:
11 103,00 zł

Financing institution:
Internal program KUE – Badania statutowe

Project duration:
10.07.2019 – 31.03.2020

The starting point for this project was to conduct an analysis of socio-economic problems related to this issue, which was based on the criteria:

1. the social importance of the identified problems,
2. their economic importance,
3. the degree of intensity of actions to solve identified problems.

To conduct this study, methods of political and administrative sciences were used, including a prospective analysis of challenges for social policy. The experts and research and teaching staff of UEK involved in the project used: analysis of existing data, including an assessment of current scientific achievements in the field of social policy and foster care, a review of applied regulatory solutions and the identification of good practices. For the purposes of the study, the results of direct interviews conducted with wards and family members supported by regional and district family support centers as well as practical experience gained during research on the functioning of foster care and the improvement of local public policies in this area were also used.

The analyses developed as part of the study contribute to the debate on the shape of national, regional and local social policy in the area of ​​foster care. The analyzes carried out showed that foster care should be one of the key areas of activity of universities, especially those with an economic profile, as part of their third mission. Economic universities have the competence to develop economic competences, which are so important for the financial independence of students. The deficiencies of these competencies constitute one of the most significant barriers to the effective and efficient provision of foster care, which also translates into the effects of national social policy in this area. The essence of the project was to use the scientific potential of CUE employees to build the economic competences of guardians involved in the process of becoming independent of pupils in foster care. An additional value of the implemented project was the development of methods stimulating the development of Polish universities at the level of the third mission of the university.

 

Team members: dr Adrian Solek (Assistant Professor), dr Piotr Klimczyk (Assistant Professor), dr Jakub Głowacki (Assistant Professor), dr Norbert Laurisz (Assistant Professor), dr Bianka Godlewska-Dzioboń (Assistant Professor)

Project director:
dr Krzysztof Głuc (Assistant Professor)

Project budget:
763 137,50 zł

Financing institution:
The National Centre for Research and Development (NCBiR)

Project duration:
31.01.2019 – 30.06.2021