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Up to 200 000 for financial support of scientific teams submitting original research ideas in the field of basic or application research with implementation potential regarding combating the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus epidemic. The COMBATING CORONAVIRUS program is a new initiative implemented as part of the ‘Initiative of Excellence - Research University’ program.

QS World University Ranking is prepared every year by the British company Quacquarelli Symmonds, which edits publications on education and studying abroad. This is one of the four most important global educational rankings next to Times Higher Education (where Gdańsk University of Technology was the only technical university in Poland in 2019), the Shanghai Ranking and U-Multirank.

The multi-stage competition within the START program [full list of laureates - HERE] evaluated, among others the quality of current scientific achievements documented by patents or publications in recognized Polish and foreign scientific periodicals.

All the announcements made by GUT authorities according to SARS-CoV-2 virus epidemic emergency (like classes, e-learning, dormitories etc.) can be now found under these links:

https://pg.edu.pl/en/coronavirus ( for English)

https://pg.edu.pl/koronawirus (for Polish)

Please follow this website to be up to date with all the important information.

Over the next three years, a team of scientists from the Department of Radiocommunication Systems and Networks from the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, headed by PhD, Eng. Krzysztof K. Cwalina, will carry out research work aimed at developing a configurable, hardware and software radio interface that will be used in intelligent devices of the Internet of Things, among others in the energy, gas and water supply sectors.

Gdańsk University of Technology is among the fifteen Polish universities on the prestigious list of the best universities in the world - QS World University Rankings 2021. It included eighty countries, evaluated five thousand universities, yet only one thousand of the best universities entered the main list.