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Adam Lecibil was born in Kędzierzyn-Koźle, where he started working at Radio Park fm as a teenager. He was a journalist and presenter, covering numerous events, both regional and national.
As a reporter for Radio Opole, he covered local government, social and educational issues. He has always been with people and close to people. He has been associated with the media for a dozen or so years. He has also cooperated with national radio stations.
Please join us on 27 November for an IEEE workshop consisting of two thematic sessions at:
The workshop will discuss search strategies on the IEEE Xplore platform and issues related to preparing an article for publication in IEEE in the context of improving the visibility of one's research. Including in detail:
Please join us on 27 November for an IEEE workshop consisting of two thematic sessions at:
The workshop will discuss search strategies on the IEEE Xplore platform and issues related to preparing an article for publication in IEEE in the context of improving the visibility of one's research. Including in detail:
Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of Gdańsk University of Technology, was appointed to the two-person presidium
We invite you to use the new space for studying, working, and relaxing in the Main Library hall (Main Building, room 100/5).
To ensure access to the latest solutions, we have introduced the Primo Research Assistant in the PG Library Catalogue.
The Research Assistant is an innovative tool that uses artificial intelligence technology to support the information search process. It allows users to explore content more accurately, verify information, and discover new resources.
Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of Gdańsk University of Technology, was appointed to the two-person presidium
A team of employees from the Institute of Sociology at the Nicolaus Copernicus University (UMK) in Toruń is running a project called “Doctoral Students in Poland.” Its goal is to find out the reasons behind the successes and failures of doctoral students, the perception of the challenges that doctoral students face and their planed career paths.
On their behalf, we would like to ask our doctoral students to participate in a nationwide survey “Doctoral students in Poland - motives for choosing education, reasons for failure, career paths.”.
