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The amount will be allocated to the construction of a prototype of a vehicle enabling the unmanned performance of mine defense tasks MD, in particular the recognition and identification of mine-like objects (MILCO).

From the beginning of February, the Gdańsk Tech Library provides access to the Science & Technology collection, which includes e-books from engineering and technical, exact and natural sciences, available on the ProQuest Ebook platform.

The aim of the competition is to encourage students to broaden their knowledge of the capital market, the institutions that create its infrastructure, as well as modern financial instruments. 69 works from 34 universities from all over Poland were submitted for this year's edition. The submitted works were assessed by the competition jury consisting of academics and employees of the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

As part of the twin-crp-pod ULCS project, scientists from the Institute of Ocean Engineering and Ship Technology at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology are working on the use of a hybrid crp-pod propulsion on ultra-large two-propeller container ships.

Candidates from outside Poland who would like to start their studies at the Gdańsk University of Technology in the summer semester (February-June) have the opportunity to submit documents as part of additional admission. The recruitment is open to all interested parties, but due to, inter alia, long waiting times for a visa in the case of candidates from certain countries, we encourage foreigners already living in Poland to participate in the recruitment process.

In February, more than 100 international students from Europe, Asia and Africa will join the group of students at Gdańsk University of Technology. Most of them, as many as 90, are students who will come under the Erasmus+ program. Among them are students from Turkey, France, Germany, Portugal and Italy. In the group of students who will come to Gdańsk Tech for a full cycle of studies, there are students from Ethiopia, Ukraine, Belarus and Lebanon.

Candidates from outside Poland who would like to start their studies at the Gdańsk University of Technology in the summer semester (February-June) have the opportunity to submit documents as part of additional admission.