Rockets launching in the Mojave Desert and autonomous marine units competing in Florida. In the second episode of the podcast "On the Way to the Goal," we go behind the scenes of the SimLE Science Club.

Patryk Rosiński's guest is Jakub Liedtka, Vice President of SimLE. The conversation focuses on how the Science Club simultaneously runs projects in various fields of engineering, how students balance their activities in SimLE with their studies, and what they learn from tests, failures, and participation in international competitions.

The episode features, among others, the autonomous SeaSentinel unit project and the RoboBoat competition in Florida, as well as the SimBa rocket program and the R7 Orzeł rocket.

In this episode, topics include:

  • how SimLE operates from the inside,
  • how student rockets and autonomous units are created,
  • what tests, failures, and working under pressure teach,
  • how to combine Science Club activities with studies,
  • the benefits of participating in international competitions and projects.

The new episode of the podcast "On the Way to the Goal" is available on YouTube and Spotify.

Science Clubs Live at FOKA

On October 21, the XXII Forum of Academic Organizations and Clubs (FOKA) will take place in the courtyards of Gdańsk Tech.

Nearly 50 Science Clubs and organizations operating at Gdańsk Tech will present themselves during the event. The program will include demonstrations, discussions with students, and a field game throughout the Main Building. Attendees will also have the opportunity to learn about the activities of individual organizations and how to join them.

The organizer of FOKA is the BEST Gdańsk Student Association.