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The trainings will be conducted in the form of practical workshops by experienced and active instructors - paramedics.

The participants will acquire the necessary knowledge and skills in providing first aid in life-threatening situations and receive a certificate confirming completion of the course.

Open training sessions for employees and PhD students who want to take advantage of the offer are organized periodically - every second and fourth Tuesday of the month (until June this year).

"We all have biases. There is nothing wrong with it. Unconscious bias affects everyone. It is important to become aware of own biases. Unconscious bias might lead to discrimination and inequality in some cases when it is not actively managed. This short training will give you the tools that you need."

"We all have biases. There is nothing wrong with it. Unconscious bias affects everyone. It is important to become aware of own biases. Unconscious bias might lead to discrimination and inequality in some cases when it is not actively managed. This short training will give you the tools that you need."
 

This survey aims to gather insights from researchers about their own research endeavours, support receives from Gdańsk Tech, and the view about the best institutions in interdisciplinary science research.

It will take around 5 minutes to complete this survey.

• economics and finance [EiF]
• management and quality Studies [ZiJ]

Let’s recall: in November 2022, Gdańsk University of Technology became a member of the ENHANCE Alliance – a consortium of technical universities from Germany, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Netherlands and Poland.  In July 2023, the ENHANCE Alliance received 14,4 million euro from the European funds to run ENHANCE+ project scheduled for the years 2023-2027. The resources were allocated as part of the European Universities call, organized by the European Commission.

The "Ethics and Epistemology of AI" course is a collaborative effort between the Departments of Computer Science, Engineering Sciences, and Philosophy of Technology at TU Berlin. Participants will receive a solid foundation of knowledge on issues at the intersection of technology and ethics. They will then be able to apply this knowledge in group work on projects related to current challenges in the use of AI technology in various fields (such as building social relations).

Organizers

University of Porto (Portugal), Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya-Barcelona Tech (Spain), and University of Naples Federico II (Italy).

Location

On-site classes will be held at the University of Porto in Portugal.

Duration

The summer school will last for 6 weeks (divided into online and on-site sessions in Portugal):