During the event:
There were 61 applications received from outgoing PhD students, of which 16 were accepted by the Commission (No applications were received for incoming PhD students).
The next recruitment for the PROM program is scheduled for the first half of March.
The results of the recruitment can be found in the document: PROM_lista przyjętych_PROM list of accepted (pdf, 228.65kB)
A total of 175 applications were submitted for the recruitment to the 1st edition of the PROM - short-term mobilities program, including:
IDUB Programs for researchers at Gdańsk University of Technology are an element of the university’s implementation of tasks arising from the "Initiative for Excellence – Research University" program.
They provide support, among other things, in:
Marcin Jaskólski, Deputy Director of the NEC, was a guest on the TVP3 Gdańsk program ‘Pogadajmy o Pomorzu’ (episode from February 15, 2025). The discussion focused, among other things, on the advantages of nuclear power plants over other sources of electricity and heat generation.
The program is available at https://gdansk.tvp.pl/83638784/pogadajmy-o-pomorzu (starting at the 23rd minute of the episode).
On November 5, 2024, during the 50th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IECON 2024), Mykola Lukianov, doctoral student at Gdańsk University of Technology, scientifically affiliated with the Faculty of Electronics, Telecomunications and Informatics, being under the supervision of prof. dr hab. inż. Ryszard Strzelecki and dr hab. inż.
EURAXESS Poland is operated within the framework of the National Agency for Academic Exchange. Its aim is to support international mobility and career development for researchers. Each month, on the EURAXESS Poland website, you can find offers of grants and scholarships available to PhD students and academic staff. These offers come from various national and international institutions and organizations from around the world and cover all fields of science.
