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CBRNe Summit Europe 2025 Conference
On 25-27.03.2025, Dr. Arkadiusz Trzos and Dr. Karol Łyziński participated in the CBRNe Summit Europe 2025 in Oslo (Norway). These were three days of intensive classes, during which many interesting lectures were presented and modern rescue equipment designed for operations in CBRNE threats was presented. During this unique summit, much attention was paid to medical […]
Military Institute of Aviation Medicine in Warsaw
On 20.11.2024, the Zero-G Medical Team from the Department of Disaster Medicine and Emergency Care at the Jagiellonian University Medical College, led by Dr. Arkadiusz Trzos, conducted further tests at the Military Institute of Aviation Medicine in Warsaw. This time, the activity of selected muscle groups was assessed during the simulation of cardiopulmonary resuscitation in […]
Participation in mass casualty incident exercises – S52 Tunnel
On 8.11.2024, the team from the Department of Disaster Medicine and Emergency Care of the Jagiellonian University Medical College in Krakow took part in exercises simulating rescue operations in a mass casualty incident. The exercises took place in the “Batowice” road tunnel, which is part of the Krakow Northern Bypass under construction on the S-52 […]
CBRNE Convergence Conference in Orlando
On 29-30.10.2024, the CBRNEmed team from the Department of Disaster Medicine and Emergency Care (ZMKiPD) of the Jagiellonian University Medical College in Krakow participated in the CBRNE Convergence conference in Orlando (USA). Dr. Karol Łyziński represented the Department in the medical panel during the discussion on the procedures for medical support of CBRNE events. During […]
Visit to the Space Center J.F. Kennedy
On October 24-25, 2024, a team of employees of the Department of Disaster Medicine and Emergency Care at the Jagiellonian University Medical College (Zero-G Medical Team) went on a study visit to the John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The purpose of the visit was to familiarize themselves with the structures of currently used […]
