The laboratory is equipped with specialized instrumentation facilities that enable measurements necessary for the commissioning, design and testing of wireless communication devices. Services include analysis, synthesis, simulation and computer modeling using advanced circuit simulators, system simulators and full-wave electromagnetic analysis methods for 2D and 3D structures.
The laboratory allows the study of the internal structures of technical and biological objects by optical methods, as well as allows spectral studies of objects for the lighting industry (new types of LED light sources), protective layers, unique layers for medical applications, including studies of the spectral characteristics of information visualization elements and modules.
On August 24, 2023 and August 25, 2023, from 10.00 to 13.00, there will be a duty change of places allocated in Student Houses "person per person". If you have received a place in DS that does not satisfy you, you should find a person willing to exchange and send an appropriate e-mail on your own.
Gender doesn't matter.
The Civitronics Center is equipped with, among other things, a set for biaxial tensile testing of technical fabrics, a testing machine with an extensometer, a station for material and geometric defectoscopy of metal structures, a station for defectoscopy of steel wire ropes, a station for defectoscopy of paint protective coatings, a 3D terrestrial laser scanner with software supporting 3D mod
A consortium consisting of an interfaculty team of scientists from Gdańsk University of Technology, researchers from AGH University of Science and Technology and Łódź University of Technology and PM Ecology will develop, manufacture and implement the modular MoReLogg system for monito
On June 16, representatives of the European Commission (EC) visited the University to evaluate the implementation of HR4R activities.
The Doctoral School was recognized, among other things, for implementing a recruitment policy based on open, transparent, merit-based recruitment principles, known as the OTM-R Policy, and for its internationalization efforts. It also emphasizes that the recruitment process at the Doctoral School is exemplary in this regard.
The Iridium Stimulating Acquisition of Prestigious International Projects Program is part of the Gdansk University of Technology's implementation of the tasks of the IDUB Program in terms of raising the level of quality of the University's scientific activity under Measure I.3 - "Activities to increase the number of prestigious international projects within priority research areas and their implementation." The aim of the Program is to stimulate the acquisition of prestigious international research projects by PG employees, as a result of
The evaluation delegation from the EC, led by Prof. Adriana Burlea-Schiopoiu, spoke throughout the day with University authorities, representatives of four groups of researchers, including young researchers and administrative staff about Gdańsk Tech's activities to ensure ethics, equality, strengthening internationalization, intellectual property management and commercialization, support in preparing projects and obtaining research funding, activities focused on staff development, and changes in the recruitment process for academics.
