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The program is aimed at doctoral students at the Doctoral School of Gdańsk University of Technology (first through fourth year of study) and is designed to support their research activities as part of their doctoral dissertation.

Under the program, participants may receive funding of up to 12,000 PLN to cover research costs, including the purchase of equipment, materials, services, and software.

Application deadline: June 1, 2026 – June 15, 2026.

📄 Detailed recruitment rules have been published in the attached document.

📝 How to apply?

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

Participants in the programme will have the opportunity to carry out a research stay at a selected research institution in Germany and to join an international working group supporting the exchange of experience and the development of joint research projects. The programme aims to strengthen long-term scientific cooperation within the Weimar Triangle and to foster solutions to European and global challenges.

The MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships are among the most competitive grant schemes for postdoctoral researchers internationally. The scheme supports the development of research careers, researcher mobility, and the implementation of innovative research projects within the international scientific community. In the 2025 call, the European Research Executive Agency received 17,066 applications, of which 16,836 met the formal criteria and were forwarded for evaluation.

Through the RADIUM Program it is possible to fund the cost of research by undergraduate students in Individual Research Studies. 

Budget and funding conditions RADIUM: 

The amount of funding is PLN 24.000 gross, and the period of implementation is no longer than 10 months; 

We invite all students and staff of Gdańsk University of Technology to the next puzzle and board game lovers’ meeting at the Gdańsk Tech Library. 
The event will take place on Monday 11 May from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at the Gdańsk Tech Library in the Faculty of Management and Economics Branch Library (Building of Management and Economics, level 4, room 415).

From May 11–15, the international Erasmus+ Staff Training Week will take place, aimed at academic library staff and partner institutions. This will be the 10th anniversary edition of the event. Organized under the Erasmus+ programme, it focuses on sharing experience, developing professional skills, and strengthening international cooperation.

The five-day training will bring together participants from across Europe. As in previous editions, attendees will explore best practices in academic libraries and take part in workshops and thematic sessions.

"We have focused on materials that enable efficient proton conducting, which is crucial for processes related to the production and use of hydrogen,” explained Sebastian Wachowski, PhD, DSc, Eng., from the Faculty of Applied Physics and Mathematics at Gdańsk Tech. "We investigated how water ‘penetrates’ the crystal structure of these materials, that is, how the process of the so-called hydration proceeds, and how it affects their transport properties.

We encourage you to use the Art Source Ultimate database, which provides access to full-text publications in architecture, art, design, and crafts.

The database includes over 1,300 journals, including more than 900 active full-text titles, as well as books, abstracts, and indexes of professional and popular publications.

Trial access is available until 31 May 2026.