Competence Network for Open Science - Data Steward PL
The Competence Network for Open Science - Data Steward PL is a working group aimed at data stewards and people involved in archiving, sharing and popularising research data and open publishing in their work. In its assumption, it is a space for discussion for librarians, scientists, administrative staff and IT specialists on various issues related to research data management, implementation and popularisation of Open Science in Poland, problems that arise and proposals for their solution (case studies, exchange of experience).
Other organisations
SPARC Europe
PG scientist and visitor coauthor IADB technical report on government automation
The Inter-American Development Bank (IADB), established in 1959, is an international financial institution headquartered in Washington, D.C., and serving as the largest source of development financing for Latin America and the Caribbean. As part of its mandate on institutional capacity and the rule of law, IADB funded and coordinated the development of a technical report "When Does Automation in Government Thrive or Flounder?"
The report is co-authored by Elsa Estevez (National University of the South, Argentina), Tomasz Janowski (Gdańsk University of Technology) and Benjamin Roseth (IADB). Prof. Elsa Estevez, UNESCO chairholder on Knowledge Societies and Digital Government is a frequent visitor to the Department of Informatics in Management where she teaches Digital Business and Global Digital Transformation, and prof. Tomasz Janowski is the head of the Department.
OHS
First Aid in the Gdańsk Tech Library
- First Aid (reviewed by the occupational physician)
- Basic Fire Safety prohibitions (made pursuant to Rector's Decree 24/2018)
EOSC projects
Skills4EOSC is funded by the European Commission Horizon Europe programme (GA 101058527). The project will set up a pan-European network of competence centres to speed up the training of European researchers and harmonise the training of new professional figures for scientific data management.
EOSC for Researchers
The EOSC EU Node services were launched in October 2024. It will provide a technical and administrative blueprint and interoperability framework for establishing other potential infrastructure node candidates.
EOSC for Librariers
Libraries are a crucial support for researchers when navigating access to scientific publications, data and services. One tool that supports the work of librarians is the EOSC Portal, a place that brings all of these items together within the EOSC Marketplace Resources, allowing them to be freely searched and accessed. For more information about the possibilities within the EOSC Portal, see the graphic below:
Gdańsk Tech University in EOSC
The Gdańsk University of Technology has been a member of the EOSC Association since September 2020. Over these several years, the following activities have been carried out within the EOSC structures:
Research and teaching. Two aspects of a doctoral student's scientific work
Numerical tools for examining the properties of waveguides and resonators in microwave and terahertz technology are the subject of research by Sebastian Dziedziewicz, a graduate of the Doctoral School at Gdańsk University of Technology.
Sebastian Dziedziewicz is the author of the doctoral thesis entitled "Analysis of nonlinear eigenproblems for guides and resonance structures in optics and microwave technology." The thesis supervisor is prof. Rafał Lech from the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics.
While writing his doctorate, the scientist developed a set of numerical tools to study the properties of waveguides and resonators in microwave and terahertz technology.