Tomasz Sierotowicz
Biographic Data
| ID | 352143 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tomasz Sierotowicz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tomasz |
| FAMILY NAME | Sierotowicz |
| SIGNATURE | SIEROTOWICZ T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jagiellonian University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8049-3957 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
God Without Theology and Theology Without God—Talmudic and Midrashic Ways of Stanislaw Lem’s Theological Thinking
This article examines, through a theological lens, the narrative landscape of Stanisław Lem—the Polish thinker and visionary author who died in 2006, leaving behind an indelible legacy in science fiction, exemplified by masterworks such as Solaris. The article begins by establishing the context, particularly focusing on the timeline of Lem’s fiction and the role of science within his narrative works. The core of the article is devoted to the conc…
Who Created the World(s) and How? A Thought Experiment Among Science Fiction, Physics, and Theology in the Novella Professor A. Dońda by Stanisław Lem
This paper interprets Stanisław Lem’s novella Professor A. Dońda as a thought experiment. In the novella, Lem proposes Dońda’s law, a formulation that allows for a sophisticated theory of creation, at once theological and scientific. This is based on the equivalence of mass-energy-information and on the existence of Dońda’s barrier, which limits the accretion of knowledge. The novella is discussed in the context of Lem’s conception of the art of …
Two faces’ of human capital and research and development activities
In this article, we study the role of technological relatedness/unrelatedness in explaining the relationship between research and development and human capital and total factor productivity growth at the regional level using system Generalized Method of Moments and statistical data for 16 Polish regions over the period 2003–2019. Using the research and development effects-based approach, we weight the number of patents relative to the employed in…
Theology of Science as an Intertextual Reading
The paper addresses the question of the identity of theology of science, fostering its interpretation as an intertextual narration. The starting point is the consideration of the domain of theology of science, which is viewed as a third domain of truth, according to Hans Urs von Balthasar. An analysis of the Swiss theologian's perspective on this subject and the concept of God's unknowability presents a strong counterargument to the claim that th…
La teoria della Percezione di Hans Urs von Balthasar nella «Verità del mondo»
Il testo propone una sintesi di teoria della percezione sviluppata da Hans Urs von Balthasar nell’opera Verità del mondo. Per poter risolvere una difficoltà evidenziata nell’approccio di Balthasar, la sua teoria viene successivamente confrontata con un approccio proposto da Dan Nesher
Women, men and creativity in higher education sector – comparative studies of leading EU and ECE countries
The focus in the article is on creativity in the higher education sector in terms of gender perspective. The question posed concerns the relation between women's and men's patent activities and R&D expenditures. The paper is based on the data from the European Patent Office, 1999-2013 concerning creative activities performed by women and men in the higher education sector. The paper looks into the dynamics of changes in terms of the number of wom…
Gender, Innovative Capacity, and the Process of Innovation
Innovation, as well as scientific research, is not a gender-neutral activity. There are few research results available concerning women's and men's contribution to the process of innovation at the national, regional and enterprise levels. Examining the current situation in this area of research, is the first and necessary step towards better understanding of women's and men's potential in the process of innovation. It is also a chance to point ou…
Medical Technological Specializations of Central and Eastern European Regions
The article discusses the issues of technological medical specializations in the regions of Central and Eastern Europe. Using a tool in the form of a proprietary concordance table f:IPC MedTech and the index of relative comparative advantage -Balassa's Revealed Comparative Advantage -it seeks to answer the question about the trends and dynamics of medical technology in 56 regions of 11 countries which acceded to the European Union after 2003. The…
Patent activity as an effect of the research and development of the business enterprise sectors in the countries of the European Union
Patent activity is specified in the available literature as one of most common effects of research and development (R&D) activities. Current studies' results, presented in the literature, focus on a single or group of enterprises, but do not take into account the relationship between R&D spending and patent activity at the mesoeconomic level, exemplified by the business enterprise sector. The scope of this article is to evaluate the efficiency of…
Gender in the creation of intellectual property of the selected European Union countries
The growing importance of gender studies in many disciplines is recently presented in the literature. However, there is no research on gender as the extraordinary source of innovation development. Specifically, patent activity is among the important elements determining the involvement of men and women in the innovation process. The article presents the results of studies focused on the patent inventors' role, both women and men, in development a…
Theology of Science as an Intertextual Reading
The paper addresses the question of the identity of theology of science, fostering its interpretation as an intertextual narration. The starting point is the consideration of the domain of theology of science, which is viewed as a third domain of truth, according to Hans Urs von Balthasar. An analysis of the Swiss theologian's perspective on this subject and the concept of God's unknowability presents a strong counterargument to the claim that th…
Patent activity as an effect of the research and development of the business enterprise sectors in the countries of the European Union
Patent activity is specified in the available literature as one of most common effects of research and development (R&D) activities. Current studies' results, presented in the literature, focus on a single or group of enterprises, but do not take into account the relationship between R&D spending and patent activity at the mesoeconomic level, exemplified by the business enterprise sector. The scope of this article is to evaluate the efficiency of…
Patent activity as an effect of the research and development of the business enterprise sectors in the countries of the European Union
Patent activity is specified in the available literature as one of most common effects of research and development (R&D) activities. Current studies' results, presented in the literature, focus on a single or group of enterprises, but do not take into account the relationship between R&D spending and patent activity at the mesoeconomic level, exemplified by the business enterprise sector. The scope of this article is to evaluate the efficiency of…
Gender in the creation of intellectual property of the selected European Union countries
The growing importance of gender studies in many disciplines is recently presented in the literature. However, there is no research on gender as the extraordinary source of innovation development. Specifically, patent activity is among the important elements determining the involvement of men and women in the innovation process. The article presents the results of studies focused on the patent inventors' role, both women and men, in development a…
Gender, Innovative Capacity, and the Process of Innovation
Innovation, as well as scientific research, is not a gender-neutral activity. There are few research results available concerning women's and men's contribution to the process of innovation at the national, regional and enterprise levels. Examining the current situation in this area of research, is the first and necessary step towards better understanding of women's and men's potential in the process of innovation. It is also a chance to point ou…
Medical Technological Specializations of Central and Eastern European Regions
The article discusses the issues of technological medical specializations in the regions of Central and Eastern Europe. Using a tool in the form of a proprietary concordance table f:IPC MedTech and the index of relative comparative advantage -Balassa's Revealed Comparative Advantage -it seeks to answer the question about the trends and dynamics of medical technology in 56 regions of 11 countries which acceded to the European Union after 2003. The…
Women, men and creativity in higher education sector – comparative studies of leading EU and ECE countries
The focus in the article is on creativity in the higher education sector in terms of gender perspective. The question posed concerns the relation between women's and men's patent activities and R&D expenditures. The paper is based on the data from the European Patent Office, 1999-2013 concerning creative activities performed by women and men in the higher education sector. The paper looks into the dynamics of changes in terms of the number of wom…
La teoria della Percezione di Hans Urs von Balthasar nella «Verità del mondo»
Il testo propone una sintesi di teoria della percezione sviluppata da Hans Urs von Balthasar nell’opera Verità del mondo. Per poter risolvere una difficoltà evidenziata nell’approccio di Balthasar, la sua teoria viene successivamente confrontata con un approccio proposto da Dan Nesher
Theology of Science as an Intertextual Reading
The paper addresses the question of the identity of theology of science, fostering its interpretation as an intertextual narration. The starting point is the consideration of the domain of theology of science, which is viewed as a third domain of truth, according to Hans Urs von Balthasar. An analysis of the Swiss theologian's perspective on this subject and the concept of God's unknowability presents a strong counterargument to the claim that th…
Who Created the World(s) and How? A Thought Experiment Among Science Fiction, Physics, and Theology in the Novella Professor A. Dońda by Stanisław Lem
This paper interprets Stanisław Lem’s novella Professor A. Dońda as a thought experiment. In the novella, Lem proposes Dońda’s law, a formulation that allows for a sophisticated theory of creation, at once theological and scientific. This is based on the equivalence of mass-energy-information and on the existence of Dońda’s barrier, which limits the accretion of knowledge. The novella is discussed in the context of Lem’s conception of the art of …
Two faces’ of human capital and research and development activities
In this article, we study the role of technological relatedness/unrelatedness in explaining the relationship between research and development and human capital and total factor productivity growth at the regional level using system Generalized Method of Moments and statistical data for 16 Polish regions over the period 2003–2019. Using the research and development effects-based approach, we weight the number of patents relative to the employed in…
God Without Theology and Theology Without God—Talmudic and Midrashic Ways of Stanislaw Lem’s Theological Thinking
This article examines, through a theological lens, the narrative landscape of Stanisław Lem—the Polish thinker and visionary author who died in 2006, leaving behind an indelible legacy in science fiction, exemplified by masterworks such as Solaris. The article begins by establishing the context, particularly focusing on the timeline of Lem’s fiction and the role of science within his narrative works. The core of the article is devoted to the conc…
Business (6 works) · Innovation Policy and RD (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences (3 works) · European union (3 works) · International trade (3 works) · Biblical Studies and Interpretation (2 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works)