In 2020, the number of scientific promotions increased: the title of professor was obtained by 11 scientists (compared to eight nominations in 2019), 56 researchers received the degree of habilitated doctor (36 titles in 2019), and the group of young scientists increased by 49 doctoral students.
– I would like to congratulate all training participants who took the first step towards making the didactics better and more interesting. You are the foundation of this university. In order to obtain a sufficient number of good doctoral students, the university needs good masters, and for the masters to be good, we need the foundations provided by teachers, i.e. the best possible quality classes and people who want to conduct them – emphasized prof.
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Beata Zima, PhD, Eng. is an assistant professor at the Department of Structural Mechanics (FC&EE). Her greatest achievements so far include the development of a number of algorithms for detecting, locating and estimating the size of damage in elements of engineering structures.
The task of the Council will be, among others, identifying and analyzing issues related to the implementation of the Plan for Work and Development, as well as developing and giving opinions on proposed substantive, legal and organizational solutions that fit into the Plan. 32 people were nominated to the Council, including representatives of leading Polish universities, the Polish Academy of Sciences and research institutes.
On 15 June 2021, the university stage of the Czerwona Róża (Red Rose) 2021 Competition ended. The winners were selected in the categories: "best student" and "best research club" at Gdańsk University of Technology. They will represent the university during the main stage of the competition – 15 November 2021.
11 applications were submitted for the completed call for proposals, of which the following projects received funding:
1. Increasing the research capacity of the Car Tires Testing Laboratory
Project leader: prof. Jerzy Ejsmont, PhD, DSc, Eng. FME&ST - co-financing: PLN 150,000
2. Research station for measuring the amount of hydrogen in engineering materials
The topic of the seminar was sparked by the interest of Latvian partners who are trying to introduce a new law on higher education in their country. At this stage, many questions and doubts arose regarding, for example, defining the competences and powers of University Councils. Prof. Dariusz Mikielewicz, vice-rector for organization and development invited prof. Tomasz Klimczuk, a member of the University Council and prof. Maciej Duszczyk, chairman of the University Council of the University of Gdańsk to take part in the meeting.
The school offers free doctoral training in English in 12 disciplines.
