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On the 10^th of March 2020, during the Pomeranian Quality Award Gala, the winners of the second edition of the Competition for the Best Master's and Engineering Diploma Thesis in the Technical Sciences Area of ​​the Pomeranian Council of the Federation of Scientific and Technical Associations of the Supreme Technical Organization in Gdańsk were announced. The graduates of the Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering were very successful!

One of this year's winners of the 26th edition of the plebiscite for the title of Golden Engineer of Przegląd Techniczny (Technical Review) was MSc Janusz Ochociński, a graduate of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering from 1981. Mr. Janusz Ochociński is currently the operational director at the international company Guala Closter DGS Poland in Włocławek.

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• internship agreement,
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Studying at home is too distracting. Studying in a dorm room can be hard, especially when others celebrate their exam successes (or melt their exam failures).

You don't have to put up with it!

At each Faculty, during the exams session, there are specially prepared places for you to study together or independently, until 10 pm!
And if you live in a dormitory and prefer to study there, special rooms are organized until midnight!

PhD thesis of PhD, Eng., Arch. Weronika Mazurkiewicz from the Department of Urban and Regional Planning of the Faculty of Architecture was awarded in the competition for the best thesis devoted to housing issues entitled "URS - Users and Residents Space" organized by PFR Nieruchomości S.A. in partnership with the PFR Foundation and the Bęc Zmiana publishing house. Among the winners of the competition was also a GUT graduate Aleksandra Gordowy.

Dorota Garwolińska, a PhD student at the Faculty of Chemistry, took second place in the competition for young scientists, organized at the December HPLC2019 conference in Kyoto, Japan.

During the 28th Finale of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, we cooperated with the staff No. 499, which collected over PLN 99,855.96 in total, in which our students collected over PLN 8,731.62!

However, this is not the only charity event in which students took part. Faculty Student Councils also worked like Santa's elves in December!

Employee of the Bonding Engineering Department, MSc. Adrian Wolski, together with the co-author, MSc, Eng. Katarzyna Mielnicka received the first prize in the competition for the best engineering project and thesis in the field of welding "Diamenty PTS" organized by the Polish Welding Society. Adrian Wolski received the award (industrial internship funded by IPG Photonics Ltd.

Six outstandingly talented young scientists from Gdańsk University of Technology are among the scholarship holders of the Minister of Science and Higher Education. Minister Jarosław Gowin honoured scientists who ‘conduct innovative scientific research at a high level and enjoy impressive scientific achievements of high prestige and international reach.’

PhD, Eng. Mariusz Szkoda was among the twelve best young scientists from all over Poland who received the Prime Minister's Award for a distinguished doctoral dissertation and scientific activity in 2018. Doctoral dissertation ‘Oxide layers TiO2 and MoO3 as visible photoanodes’ was submitted for the prize by Professor Jacek Namieśnik, rector of Gdańsk University of Technology in 2016-2019. The doctorate supervisor was prof.