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Cooperation between Energa and Gdańsk Tech

Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of Gdańsk University of Technology and Sławomir Staszak, President of the Management Board of Energa S.A. Photo: Krzysztof Krzempek/Gdańsk Tech
Exchange of experience and knowledge and implementation of common business, research and educational goals. These are the assumptions of the cooperation agreement signed by Gdańsk University of Technology and Energa.

Gdańsk University of Technology and Energa signed a cooperation agreement with a view to developing and integrating the scientific, research and teaching environment with the economic environment, which aims to accelerate the implementation of innovative technological solutions. Joint activities assume increased innovation and technological development in the field of energy.

Ready for technological revolution. Visit of the Deputy Minister for Digital Affairs

From the left: Dariusz Standerski, PhD, Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs, Paweł Olechnowicz, expert in energy, Sławomir Stasiak, CEO of Energa S.A., Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of Gdańsk University of Technology. Photo: Krzysztof Krzempek/Gdańsk Tech
The authorities of Gdańsk University of Technology met with Deputy Minister for Digital Affairs Dariusz Standerski. They discussed plans to launch a quantum computer with enormous computing power. This will provide the university with many completely new opportunities. The meeting, as part of the series "Key development challenges of Pomerania", brought together representatives of the parliament, industry, scientists, and experts in various fields. It was organized by "Employers of Pomerania" and Gdańsk University of Technology.

- Gdańsk University of Technology did a very good job and it is ready for a technological revolution. Centers such as the Gdańsk Kraken will be of key importance for the Polish economy, which is why it is so important to expand computing power using a quantum computer. We are making every effort to ensure that new quantum computers are created in the most important academic, scientific and economic centers, including here in Gdańsk - emphasized Deputy Minister Dariusz Standerski.

Call for applications in the Francium program (16.12.24-06.01.25)

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Within the program pro-quality scholarships are granted to outstanding participants of the Doctoral School, especially to doctoral students conducting research in international cooperation.

Please note

There has been a change in the regulations, please read the new provisions and the instructions (how to apply) before applying. 

Next call in the Radon program (16.12.24-17.01.24)

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The Radon program is part of the implementation of the IDUB program's tasks to improve the quality of student education, especially in the fields and disciplines related to the university's priority research areas (PRas).

Recruitment in the program will run from 16.12.24 to 17.01.25.

Budget and conditions for project implementation

The scholarship in the program is PLN 1,000/month and is awarded for a period of no more than 12 months.

Collections of the Gdańsk Tech Library are available online in Polona

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The selected Gdansk University of Technology Library collections are available in the digital library Polona.

This includes all objects restored and digitized as part of the Social Responsibility of Science project, which was implemented in 2022-2024. Prints selected for earlier SON projects - 2019-2021 and 2021-2023—are also gradually being added.

Currently, 30 objects are available in Polona within two collections: old prints and collections published between 1801 and 1945.

Among the collections are, for example:

Science's Challenges: Human-AI Partnership

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What Barriers Limit the Development of Polish Science? How Many Publications Should a Doctoral Student Produce to Succeed? What Are the True Costs of Developing Artificial Intelligence? These and other questions are addressed by Prof. Dariusz Mikielewicz, Vice-Rector for Research at Gdańsk University of Technology, in the fourth episode of the podcast "Strictly Speaking".

"Artificial intelligence will be a tool in the hands of scientists. I’d like to be at least its partner, if not the one who remains wiser. But that will be a challenge to fight for," says Prof. Dariusz Mikielewicz, Vice-Rector for Research at Gdańsk Tech and Director of the Institute of Energy at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology, during the podcast.

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