University of Silesia

And today's question is the one sitting right underneath that.

And mainly questioning, should defense contract be allowed to skip the regular rules in the first place? This one on defense and security procurement discussion has been chaired by the Purple Project colleague, Professor Michał Kania at the University of Silesia in Poland.

The panel was called Contracts in the Defense and Security Sector, and Michał moderated the conversation between Professor Martin Trubus from the University of Birmingham, Associate Professor Colette Langos from Adelaide University, Professor Dans Cooney from the University of Daytona in the United States, and Sophie Dreyer-Michelson, a lawyer and senior manager at Paul Schmidt Kamea Advocaten in Denmark.

There was so much in this conversation that I've split it into two episodes.

At the moment, I'm working on a research project for the NCN, which is the Polish Research Council.

So I'm an assistant professor here at the University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland.

And it's basically a research project on Byzantine nature.

So that is, I mean, it sounds different for a thing, but I mean, the natural is in a lot of ways related to the supernatural, especially when you talk about nature.