Gdańsk Tech in the Media. Academic Year Inauguration, Global Collaboration, and Groundbreaking Research

Below we present selected materials about Gdańsk Tech that have recently appeared in the media.

Academic Year Inauguration and Awarding of the Honorary Doctorate to Prof. Worrell

Gdańsk Tech inaugurated the academic year. One of the most important moments of the ceremony was awarding the title of Honorary Doctor of Gdańsk Tech to Prof. Gregory A. Worrell from Mayo Clinic.

Precision Epilepsy Treatment Closer Than Ever in Poland

About the collaboration between scientists from Gdańsk Tech and doctors from Wrocław with Prof. Gregory Worrell from Mayo Clinic, which has resulted in a real improvement in the lives of people with drug-resistant epilepsy.

Radio Gdańsk Mobile Studio Live from the Gdańsk Tech Campus

Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of Gdańsk Tech, in the Radio Gdańsk Guest of the Day broadcast, spoke with journalist Joanna Stankiewicz about the collaboration between Gdańsk Tech and Prof. Gregory Worrell from Mayo Clinic and the effects of this cooperation, which directly improve patients' lives, the new IDUB competition and the benefits the university gains from this program, as well as the Fahrenheit University Alliance in Gdańsk.

Guests of Radio Gdańsk and journalist Filip Jędruch also included:

• Prof. Gregory Worrell from Mayo Clinic and PhD hab. Michał Kucewicz from the Faculty of Electronics, who talked about the human brain, perceived as the greatest scientific challenge, and about the exciting moment we are in, where thanks to the combination of neuroscience, biomedical engineering, and other disciplines, it is possible to effectively treat patients with drug-resistant epilepsy
• Professors from Gdańsk Tech, Prof. Bożena Kostek and Prof. Andrzej Czyżewski from the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, and Prof. Paweł Tabakow from the University Centre of Neurology and Neurosurgery, Wrocław Medical University, and the Neurosurgery Department of the Lower Silesian Specialist Hospital named after Tadeusz Marciniak in Wrocław, who discussed activities at the intersection of technology and medicine, challenges facing scientists and physicians, as well as the Cyber-Eye and other projects carried out at Gdańsk Tech.
• PhD hab. Joanna Mytnik, Prof. Gdańsk Tech, director of the Centre for Modern Education. The professor spoke about the key skills of teachers and students in the age of artificial intelligence.

Metropolis of Knowledge and Integration

Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of Gdańsk Tech and Chairman of the Fahrenheit Universities Alliance, spoke on Radio RMF about the pursuit of federalizing Gdańsk universities.

Innovative Technologies for Enriching Breast Milk for Premature Infants

Work is underway on a nutrition system for premature infants, individually tailored to each child. It is intended for use in neonatal units and human milk banks. The project involves PhD DSc Eng. Edyta Malinowska, Professor at Gdańsk Tech's Faculty of Chemistry.

Carports with Photovoltaics

Prof. Ewa Klugmann-Radziemska from the Faculty of Chemistry explained the principles of photovoltaic module operation installed on parking canopies in the "Clean Poland" program on Polsat television.

(the program was broadcast on Polsat, no link to the recording available)

Commemoration of PhD Marianna Sankiewicz

On the 105th anniversary of PhD Marianna Sankiewicz’s birth, a commemorative plaque dedicated to her was unveiled at 8 Fiszera Street in Gdańsk. The ceremony was attended by representatives of Gdańsk Tech, city authorities, the Gdańsk Tech Alumni Association, family members, as well as friends and former students of the longtime lecturer and the first woman to serve as vice-rector of Gdańsk Tech.

Graduates. After Studies at Gdańsk Tech, They Chose Farming

Graduates of the Faculty of Chemistry combined the knowledge gained during their studies with a passion for sustainable agriculture. They run a family organic farm.