Poles want greater protection for social media users

This is clearly demonstrated by our latest nationwide CATI survey, conducted between 20 and 24 April 2026.

We encourage you to read the full report!

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There is a spiral of silence in Polish society

Our latest nationwide CATI study, conducted between May 12th and 16th, 2025, confirms this phenomenon!

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Poles on AI - LBM UW report

The survey was intended to help answer questions about Poles' exposure to information about AI, their level of acceptance for various AI-based technological solutions used in specific areas of life, and their general opinions on the use of AI in various areas of life.

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How do Polish media portray the EU in the opinion of Poles?

A LBM UW CATI survey on the EU in Polish media, as viewed by Poles. The survey was conducted between June 3rd and 6th, 2024, with 1,219 respondents

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Laboratory of Media Studies

NAWA project meeting

We’ve just wrapped up an intense and productive day of collaborative work within the project “Artificial Intelligence and Society – A Comparative Study. Opportunities, Risks, Attitudes, and Media Users’ Practices in Germany and Poland”, carried out jointly with Professor Caja Thimm’s team from the University of Bonn.

This project is funded by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) and within the framework of IDUB, II.3.4. Gamification of Worlds in the Service of a Modern 21st-Century Society – An Exchange Platform.

The CATI 2025 Survey Report is now available in English!

The CATI 2025 Survey Report is now available in English!

Discover the latest insights and key findings from our research.

Attachments:
 CATI25_ENG.pdf

The “Breakthroughs” Conference 2025

A strong representation of the Laboratory for Media Studies at the “Breakthroughs” Conference!
We’ve just completed two inspiring days of discussions on the latest research in the humanities and social sciences. 
Many thanks to the organizers for creating a space for exchanging ideas and reflecting on the future of media and technology research.

ECREA - Mediatization

On Thursday and Friday, members of our team participated in the conference organized by the Mediatization ECREA section, where Marlena Sztyber-Popko serves as vice-chair and prof. Tomasz Gackowski as co-chair.

The conference opened with an outstanding keynote lecture by Simone Natale from the University of Turin titled “AI and the Automation of Deception”.

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