Applications Open for Two Programs for Gdańsk Tech Researchers
The call for applications has begun for two programs that are part of the implementation of IDUB tasks concerning the quality of education for students and doctoral candidates - Plutonium and Technetium. Funding may be applied for by, among others, Science Clubs and academic teachers supervising particularly talented students.
The call for applications has begun for two programs that are part of the implementation of IDUB tasks concerning the quality of education for students and doctoral candidates - Plutonium and Technetium. Funding may be applied for by, among others, Science Clubs and academic teachers supervising particularly talented students.
A Science Club that participates in the competition within the Plutonium program can receive up to 300 thousand PLN. The obtained funding can be allocated to conducting and disseminating scientific research, purchasing small laboratory equipment or research apparatus, or modernizing the laboratory.
An application for funding under the program can be submitted by the supervisor of a student Science Club that has existed for at least one academic year prior to the date of the competition announcement.
The Technetium program supports mentoring by academic teachers who supervise especially talented students conducting research activities related to priority research areas. Within the program, mentors can apply for funding to cover remuneration costs, expenses related to the dissemination of research, or the purchase of laboratory equipment. The grant amount in the program is 25 thousand PLN.
The competition recruitment for both programs runs until December 31 of this year.