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Milena Marycz, PhD, Eng., awarded an MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship 2025

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Milena Marycz, PhD, Eng., from the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, has been awarded the prestigious MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2025 grant in the ENG – Information Science and Engineering category. The funding was awarded for implementing a project entitled ‘Novel hydrogen-powered biotechnologies to upgrade biogas to biomethane’, focused on innovative biotechnologies that use hydrogen to convert biogas into biomethane.

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.

Another call within the framework of Individual Research Studies and within the Radium program

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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; 

All Fits Together! Puzzle & Board Game Enthusiasts’ Meeting

All Fits Together! Puzzle & Board Game Enthusiasts’ Meeting

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).

Erasmus+ Staff Training Week

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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.

Ceramics for hydrogen? Gdańsk Tech researchers have published the results of their research in Nature Communications

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Modern ceramic materials could become key components of future hydrogen technologies, finding applications in fuel cells and electrolysers, amongst other things. Scientists from the Gdańsk University of Technology have examined these materials and their properties, and their results have been published in Nature Communications, one of the world’s leading multidisciplinary scientific journals.

"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.

IEEE Authorship and Open Access Symposium: Tips and Best Practices to Get Published from IEEE Editors (EN)

This free live webinar will provide authors with best practices in preparing a manuscript, navigating the journal submission process, and important tips to help an author get published. It will also review opportunities for authors and academic institutions to enhance the visibility and impact of their research by publishing in the many open access options available from IEEE. 

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A researcher from the Gdańsk Tech in a team awarded a prestigious NASA prize

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Wojciech Wojnowski, PhD, Eng., from the Faculty of Chemistry at the Gdańsk University of Technology, is among the recipients of the prestigious NASA Group Achievement Award. The award was presented to the team behind the international scientific mission ASIA-AQ – Airborne and Satellite Investigation of Asian Air Quality, dedicated to comprehensive research into air quality in Asia. The award is one of NASA’s highest honours for teams that have made an exceptional contribution to the agency’s missions and the advancement of scientific research.

ASIA-AQ was a groundbreaking international research initiative focused on air quality in Asia. It aimed to compile the most comprehensive dataset to date on atmospheric pollution, using measurements taken from aircraft, satellites and ground-based stations. The research covered four countries: South Korea, the Philippines, Thailand and Taiwan. The mission itself took just over two months – from February to April 2024.

Study Abroad Scholarship Call – California and New York 2026/2027/2028

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The study abroad scholarship programs in the United States for the years 2026–2028 have just been announced, offering students an excellent opportunity for academic and professional development. The initiative is organized in partnership with renowned institutions: California State University, Northridge and State University of New York.

The offer is aimed at ambitious and motivated students who want to expand their knowledge in areas such as business, marketing, communication, leadership, and finance. The programs cover topics including innovation, project management, business strategy, and sustainability. In addition to academic training, participants gain valuable international experience that supports both personal growth and career development.

Building Bridges: An International Webinar on Cooperation with Ukraine

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On 15 May 2026, an international webinar titled “Building Bridges: Best Practices and Joint Projects with Ukraine” will take place as part of the ENHANCE Task Force Ukraine initiative. The event aims to foster the exchange of experiences and showcase best practices in academic cooperation with Ukraine.

The webinar is organized by the Warsaw University of Technology in collaboration with European partner institutions, including universities from Berlin, Valencia, and the National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.” It will provide a platform for dialogue, knowledge sharing, and the development of new international projects. Students, academic staff, and all individuals interested in international cooperation and support for Ukraine in the fields of education and research are warmly invited to participate.

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