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Applications are now open for international educational programmes and events offered within the ENHANCE framework, including short-term mobility to Switzerland. Participants may benefit from a ETH Zurich / Movetia scholarship of CHF 80 per day, as well as an additional CHF 100 contribution for sustainable travel.

For Students and PhD Candidates

The offer includes intensive programmes designed to develop research, analytical and project-based skills:

The Gdańsk Tech Library offers the course "Data Management Planning" on the eNauczanie platform. The course focuses on practical aspects of creating a Data Management Plan (DMP), a required part of grant applications, including those funded by the National Science Centre (e.g., PRELUDIUM).

The course explains the DMP structure, formal requirements and good practices for planning, collecting, processing, analysing, storing, sharing, and reusing research data.

Love Data Week 2026 is over, but educational materials and initiatives about research data are still available.

The Gdańsk Tech Library still offers the course "Data Management Planning" on the eNauczanie platform. The course covers how to create Data Management Plans (DMP) for research projects, including DMP structure, formal requirements, and good practices for planning, collecting, processing, analysing, storing, sharing, and reusing data.

The sessions brought together representatives of the National Centre for Research and Development, partner universities – Poznań University of Technology and Adam Mickiewicz University – as well as experts from Aseso, who took on the role of assessors evaluating the competencies of Gdańsk Tech students participating in the second stage of recruitment to the “Universities of the Future” project.

A team of PhD students from the Department of Microwave and Antenna Engineering achieved a spectacular success during the international IEEE International Microwave Filter Workshop (IMFW 2026), held on 7–9 February 2026 in Hong Kong, winning first place in the prestigious IMFW 2026 Filter Design Competition.

The winning project was developed by Michał Baranowski, MSc Eng, and Maciej Jasiński, MSc Eng. Their solution proved to be the best among teams from around the world, including strong representatives from China and Switzerland.

The gala, traditionally organised by the Pomeranian Sailing Association, brought together the most important figures in the region's sailing world. Among the winners was the Gdańsk University of Technology, which has been actively involved in the development of maritime culture for years, combining science with sport and recreation, and developing a sailing marina in Sobieszewo. The full list of winners is available in detailed coverage.

The Ventus in Vela Educationis prize has been awarded for two years.

The agreement focuses on joint research and development activities in the field of advanced sonar systems, crucial for maritime security and defence.

The agreement was signed by:

• Bernd Szukay – Managing Director, Elac Sonar

• Maciej Rek – President of the Management Board, Enamor

• Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of GdanskTech

Participants from Gdańsk University of Technology included: