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Gdańsk Tech Ran in the 64th Westerplatte Run

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On Sunday, was the 64th Bieg Westerplatte, a great 10 km from Westerplatte, through the tunnel under the Martwa Wisła and finally onto the Polsat Arena. We had 14 runners competing!

Gdańsk Tech results:
Alan Żeromski 45:25 (62nd M20)
Natalia Los 47:01 (14th K20)
Szymon Olewniczak 48:46 (260th M30)
Mateusz Gierszewski 48:50 (263rd M30)
Michał Sobaszek 48:59 (232nd M40)
Miłosz Wieczór 51:42 (366th M30)
Christian Jungnickel 51:45 (123rd M50)
Kuba Wójcik 53:53 (201st M20)
Dominik Szwed 55:01 (219th M20)
Kacper Wegenek 56:49 (243rd M20)
Joanna Smorawska-Kliza 59:16 (134th K20)
Ewa Głowińska 59:26 (159th K40)
Emilia Klimczuk 1:00:45 (158th K20)

GFPS Scholarship Programme for Students from Ukraine and Belarus

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The GFPS Student Association invites students from Ukraine and Belarus studying in Poland to apply for the GFPS Scholarship Programme. The application deadline is 1 November 2026.

GFPS is a student organisation founded in 1994. Its mission is to support education, cooperation, and student and academic exchange between Poland, Germany, the Czech Republic and Ukraine.

The programme is aimed at students interested in academic development as well as international exchange and cooperation. The main sponsor of the current edition of the programme is the Foundation for Polish-German Cooperation (FWPN).

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Gdańsk Tech and Tsinghua SIGS – strengthening our academic and research Cooperation

Prof. Dariusz Mikielewicz – Vice-Rector for Research and Prof. Zuo – Associate Dean of Tsinghua SIGS
On 31 August 2026, we were pleased to welcome a delegation from Tsinghua University’s Shenzhen International Graduate School (Tsinghua SIGS) to Gdańsk University of Technology.

The meeting provided an opportunity to reflect on more than two years of cooperation between our institutions and, most importantly, to discuss how we can further develop this partnership in the years ahead.

Our cooperation began in 2024 and has already resulted in academic and research visits, scientific seminars, student and doctoral mobility, research internships, laboratory work, summer-school participation, cooperation between student organisations, doctoral-level collaboration and joint scientific publications.

New call for staff mobility applications has been launched under the Erasmus+ Programme

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We are launching another call for Erasmus+ staff mobility applications as part of the KA131 2025 project. We encourage Gdańsk University of Technology employees to read the recruitment rules and submit their applications.

📝 How to apply?

Applications should be submitted via the Forms in Moja PG system.

Application opens: 31 August 2026
Application deadline: 13 September 2026
Announcement of results: within 2 weeks of the application deadline

Teaching 5.0: Recruitment for conference and study visit funding completed

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We would like to inform you that the recruitment process under the Teaching 5.0 project for funding PhD students’ participation in conferences and study visits has been completed.

As a result of the recruitment process, funding was awarded for participation in 8 conferences (3 international and 5 domestic) and 2 study visits (1 abroad and 1 in Poland).
Securing funding to support research trips for PhD students is a direct result of the workshops conducted by the Young Researchers Office in April 2025 and the needs of the academic community identified during these sessions.

We would also like to inform you that the next recruitment round will open on 1 March 2027 and run until 31 July 2027.

New materials, drives and protein-DNA models

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One hundred young researchers from across Poland have been selected to take part in the training and mentoring phase of the LIDER UP programme. A total of 708 proposal forms were submitted for the call, and 448 proposals received a positive substantive assessment. Among the highest-ranked candidates were Adam Olszewski, PhD, Eng., from the Faculty of Chemistry, and Dmytro Kondratenko, PhD, Eng., from the Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering.

Safer composites and a new drive system 

Adam Olszewski, PhD, Eng., was selected for the scheme with his project ‘FreeFromFlame: formaldehyde-free wood-polymer composites with enhanced fire resistance’. His proposal was ranked 58th. 

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