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4worldlovers: The main goal of this project is to develop and prepare for implementation a new and innovative method of exploratory geology called Neutrino Geology (NG) by late 2022. This will be applicable to the exploration of energy resources (crude oil or natural gas) and a large part of raw materials critical to the economy, e.g. rare-earth elements or IOCG deposits (iron oxides, copper, gold).

Neutrino Geology will dramatically reduce the time and cost of geological exploration. The technology of Neutrino Geology can cut down the number of required drillings several times, which can dramatically reduce the time and costs of geological exploration.

Contemporary "reconnaissance geology" uses the knowledge of geological profiles based on seismic maps, possibly enriched with the results of gravity and magnetic studies. On this basis, drilling points are determined on a probabilistic basis.

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The Institute of Paleobiology (formerly the Institute of Paleozoology) is one of the oldest units of the Polish Academy of Sciences; established in December, 1952.

In all rankings by the State Committee for Scientific Research, the Institute has been granted the highest category. Among its 44 staff members, 23 are researchers (among them five full professors). The Institute is certified for awarding Ph.D. and D.Sc. degrees in geology. The Institute is publisher of the quarterly journal Acta Palaeontologica Polonica, with 2020 Impact Factor = 2.062, ranked 16th among 54 international paleontological journals listed by ISI.

Since its start, the Institute has conducted biologically-oriented research on ancient life. Descriptions of fossil biota are accompanied by comparative studies of their Recent counterparts. The results of such studies are useful for both Earth and life sciences. The scope of its research covers vertebrates, invertebrates and microfossils of various origins. The Institute is renowned throughout the world and participates extensively in international cooperation. It has organized and participated in scientific expeditions to various areas of the world (Mongolia, Spitsbergen, Antarctica). Studies of paleofloras began in 1990, and a year later a biogeological research programme started, integrating life sciences with Earth sciences.

Understanding the fossil record as a foundation of knowledge about the history and evolution of the living world and as a source of intellectual inspiration.

Maintaining the highest quality of research in pace with the developments in global science and furthering the advancement of academic staff in order to maintain its leading role in paleobiological research.