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A new specialization in offshore studies at GdańskTech in cooperation with PGE

Prof. Andrzej Seweryn, dean of FMEST and Wojciech Dąbrowski, president of the management board of PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna. Photo FMEST materials
Design and construction of marine power systems is a new specialization in the field of ocean engineering at Gdańsk University of Technology. Its main partner is PGE, which is implementing the project to build the Baltica Offshore Wind Farm, the largest offshore wind farm in the Polish part of the Baltic Sea.  

– One of the pillars of cooperation between business and science is setting new directions in education. In order to build the domestic offshore wind energy market, it is necessary to educate future experts. That is why we have started cooperation with Polish scientists and lecturers who will manage a new specialization at master's studies at Gdańsk University of Technology – said Wojciech Dąbrowski, president of the management board of PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna.

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Refugees from Ukraine accommodated in the dormitory of Gdańsk University of Technology

Registartion point for refugees in Gdańsk Tech dormitory
More than 120 people escaping the war zone in Ukraine found refuge in the dormitory of Gdańsk University of Technology in Brzeźno, a district of Gdańsk. The building was comprehensively prepared for accommodation by employees and students of the university, and the transport from Przemyśl was provided by the Marshal's Office of the Pomeranian Voivodeship.

On Sunday evening, a special train from Przemyśl arrived in Gdynia, on which 252 refugees traveled from various regions of Ukraine: including Kiev, Odessa or Kharkiv, i.e. cities most affected by war. About half of the train passengers, mainly women and children, were then transported by buses to the Student House No. 11 of Gdańsk University of Technology in Gdańsk Brzeźno.

Refugees from Ukraine accommodated in the dormitory of Gdańsk Tech

Student's house
More than 120 people escaping the war zone in Ukraine found refuge in the dormitory of Gdańsk University of Technology in Brzeźno, a district of Gdańsk. The building was comprehensively prepared for accommodation by employees and students of the university, and the transport from Przemyśl was provided by the Marshal's Office of the Pomeranian Voivodeship.  

On Sunday evening, a special train from Przemyśl arrived in Gdynia, on which 252 refugees traveled from various regions of Ukraine: including Kiev, Odessa or Kharkiv, i.e. cities most affected by war. About half of the train passengers, mainly women and children, were then transported by buses to the Student House No. 11 of Gdańsk University of Technology in Gdańsk Brzeźno.

The international situation and the Erasmus+ program

Na zdjęciu widać budynek Politechniki Gdańskiej w barwach ukraińskich.
Due to numerous inquiries from foreign partner universities, Gdańsk University of Technology authorities ensure that the situation related to Russia's attack on Ukraine does not affect the university's activities in the field of international cooperation under the Erasmus+ program. Mobility takes place according to the current rules, and foreign employees and students coming to Poland can feel safe.

The Polish authorities unequivocally and categorically condemned the armed attack by Russia on Ukraine. It was expressed in the position of the President of the Republic of Poland and in the announcements published by the Ministry of Education and Science and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Polish government, as well as Polish citizens, support the Ukrainian nation in these tragic days.

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Panel Open Infrastructure and Interoperability
| March 1, 2022

The different areas of “open” are top of mind for many libraries. From open science to open infrastructure and open source, each area presents opportunities and challenges. How do we deliver optimal interoperability of the platforms and services that serve our libraries and their users? And can freely available and modifiable software deliver much needed flexibility in how platforms and services are deployed, managed, and extended?

In solidarity with Ukraine – donate your items [Update]

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Gdańsk Tech International Relations Office encourages staff and students to participate in the collection of items for refugees from Ukraine. In this difficult time, let us show our solidarity with the Ukrainian nation as an academic community.

All the collected items will be transferred to the Students Affairs Office/Students Houses, which is preparing dormitory number 11 in Brzeźno for the possible admission of refugees from Ukraine. In student dormitory no. 11, 160 places will be waiting for Ukrainians fleeing the war. The rooms need to be equipped with things and equipment necessary for everyday life. In case dormitory no. 11 won’t be used as a place of temporary stay for refugees, the collected items will be handed over to one of the aid organizations.

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