Aktualności | Gdańsk University of Technology

Dear Doctoral Students of Gdańsk University of Technology, 

If your research area involves wind energy, we have exciting news for you! Gdańsk University of Technology, as the only university in Poland, has joined the European Academy of Wind Energy (EAWE). This opens up a unique opportunity for you to advance in the field of wind energy. 

EAWE is an international platform that brings together researchers, students, and experts, providing an excellent space for creating innovative solutions and fostering scientific potential. 

We are creating a space open to new ideas and ready to support scientific development on various levels. Therefore, if you have proposals in the following areas:

Mobile photography training for PhD students and employees of Gdańsk University of Technology will take place at the end of January. 

During the training, participants will:

Offer I:

Project Opus UMO-2021/41/B/NZ9/03929, entitled: „ Biotechnological and pharmacological potential of bee products microbiota.”. The aim of the research carried out by the PhD student will be the isolation of microorganisms from bee products, testing their ability to produce enzymes of industrial importance, cloning and expression of genes encoding selected enzymes, and purification and characterization of recombinant proteins.

Project manager dr hab. inż. Piotra Szweda.

Have the last twelve months been a good time for Gdańsk University of Technology?

Definitely yes! This is another year of development for our university and many plans have been implemented. The end of the year is always an opportunity to sum up and I do this summing up with a smile and a sense of satisfaction. I would like to emphasize that we succeeded most in one thing. The atmosphere. Even if it sounds trite, it is the key to success for me.

We would like to inform you that the IDUB office will be closed on  December 2024. 

We are pleased to announce that our doctoral student Jakub Baczyński-Keller, M.Sc. has become a member of the Board of the Polish National Representation of Doctoral Candidates.

The goal of the Polonium program is to increase the university's effectiveness in attracting the most talented candidates to study at the Doctoral School at Gdansk University of Technology.

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