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By the decision of the authorities of all Gdańsk Tech faculties and in agreement with the university authorities, classes in the first week of the New Year, i.e. in the days 3-7 January, will be conducted remotely. The change is introduced temporarily, due to the increasing number of infections and worsening epidemic situation in the country, as well as the threat of an even more dynamic development of the pandemic during the pre-holiday migrations.

Professor Xie received her Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Nankai University (Tianjin, China, 2010). Afterwards, she moved to Iowa State University, where she finished her doctoral studies (2014), and continued her research as a Postdoctoral Scholar at Princeton University. Right after, she was contracted as an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry of Louisiana State University.

Budget and conditions of project realization

• The amount of the grant in the Uranium program is maximum 30 000 PLN and its realization period is not longer than 12 months.
• Applications for the grant can be submitted by teaching or research and teaching staff of Gdansk University of Technology.
• The regulations of the URANIUM program, the template of the grant ap

EventStudy Tools offers tools that assist in event study research such as event study analyses, event history analyses, or optimal-matching analyses. The website’s algorithms and tools also allow for the sourcing of analysis parameters from large amounts of texts, as common in the Finance research field News Analytics or Strategy’s Competitive Dynamics field. Trial access holds the following tools:

The European Patent Office (EPO) issued a positive decision on granting exclusive protection rights to Gdańsk University of Technology under the European patent for the innovative technology of chitosan-based hydrogels production - ChitoVelum®, which constitutes the foundations for the activities of Chitone Sp.z o.o. company.

The bacteria were classified as staphylococcus, however the doctors from MUG needed more detailed information on the species of bacteria obtained from the patient. Prof. Roman Kotłowski, D.Sc. from the Department of Molecular Biotechnology and Microbiology, Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk University of Technology, together with Prof. Katarzyna Garbacz, MD,Ph.D. and Ewa Kwapisz, MD, Ph.D.

ISEB members, Mika Hannula (Vice-Rector for Partnerships and Strategic Engagement, University of Turku, Finland), Francisco José Mora Más (Rector 2013–2021, Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain), Sławomir Smoleń (professor, Hochschule Bremen, Germany), Eugenijus Valatka (Rector, Kaunas Universit