Institute of Paleobiology has received
financial support for research and educational projects from
International research projects
International projects:
Characteristics of the Paleocene wood-fall communities and their evolutionary significance
Japan Society for Promotion of Science
participant: Krzysztof Hryniewicz
Origin and early evolution of sunken-wood ecosystems in the Jurassic of Southern Hemisphere: Reconstructing the decay processes of terrestrial organic matter in the deep-sea
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
participant: Andrzej Kaim
Resurrecting a lost world in Skåne: new light on the end-Triassic mass extinction and the origin of the dinosaur dominated ecosystem
Evolutionsbiologiskt Centrum, Uppsala University (Sweden)
participant: Krzysztof Owocki
Other projects:
[information in Polish]Expired projects:
BASE LiNE-Earth (Brachiopods As SEnsitive tracers of gLobal
mariNe
Environment: Insights from alkaline, alkaline Earth metal, and
metalloid trace element ratios and isotope systems) EU Project within the Programme HORIZON 2020
participant: Maria Aleksandra Bitner
Evidence for Paleo Ice Stream Collapse in the Western Ross Sea since the Last Glacial Maximum
National Science Foundation, USA
participant: Wojciech Majewski
Timing and duration of LGM and post−LGM grounding events in the Whales Deep paleo ice streams, Eastern Ross Sea continental shelf
National Science Foundation, USA
participant: Wojciech Majewski
National Multidisciplinary Laboratory of Functional Nanomaterials NanoFun
Institute of Paleobiology co-financed by European Regional Development Fund
project coordinator: Jarosław Stolarski
Morphology and phylogeny of basal lagomorphs, with focus on the North American Palaeolagus
American Museum of Natural History,
New York, USA (Theodore Roosevelt Fellowship)
participant: Łucja Fostowicz-Frelik
Modern mineralized cyanobacteria from alkaline volcanic lakes as analogues of Earth's early life
Institute of Paleobiology co-financed by European Regional Development Fund
project coordinator: Barbara Kremer
Gastropod recovery and paleodiversity pattern after the Permian-Triassic extinction
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (Return Fellowships)
project coordinator: Andrzej Kaim
Deglaciation history of Pine Island Bay, Antarctica
National Science Foundation, USA
participant: Wojciech Majewski
Silurian graptolite biofacies of Arctic Canada: taxonomy, biostratigraphy, biogeography, paleoenvironments and evolution
Natural Sciences Engineering Research Council, Kanada
participant: Anna Kozłowska
participant: Łucja Fostowicz-Frelik
Modern mineralized cyanobacteria from alkaline volcanic lakes as analogues of Earth's early life
Institute of Paleobiology co-financed by European Regional Development Fund
project coordinator: Barbara Kremer
Gastropod recovery and paleodiversity pattern after the Permian-Triassic extinction
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (Return Fellowships)
project coordinator: Andrzej Kaim
Deglaciation history of Pine Island Bay, Antarctica
National Science Foundation, USA
participant: Wojciech Majewski
Silurian graptolite biofacies of Arctic Canada: taxonomy, biostratigraphy, biogeography, paleoenvironments and evolution
Natural Sciences Engineering Research Council, Kanada
participant: Anna Kozłowska
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PALEONTOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS- INTERINSTITUTIONAL
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PUBLISHING
Acta Palaeontologica Polonica
Palaeontologia Polonica 
Wirtualna Biblioteka
Nauki [WBN]