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As a result of arrangements between the university authorities and representatives of trade unions operating at Gdańsk University of Technology, a compromise was reached regarding the method of dividing the ministerial budget for raises for employees of public universities, which was sent to Gdańsk University of Technology (approximately PLN 91 million). Ultimately, the proposal of the university authorities was accepted by one of the two trade unions - i.e.

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Forskerforbundet – The Norwegian Association of Researchers (NAR) is the largest trade union in Norway, uniting 25 000 employees in the higher education and research sectors, public administration, cultural institutions and health care facilities. The union has 280 local branches, and its members include not only active but also retired employees and students. More than 50% of mmbers are women.

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it is our pleasure to announce that the staff, students and PhD students can now access the library collections of the University of Gdańsk and the Medical University of Gdańsk.

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. 

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.

Among other eminent guests at the ceremony were also present: the family of Professor Jacek Namieśnik, representatives of former and current university authorities and Gdańsk Tech faculties, representatives of the Fahrenheit Union of Universities, former colleagues of professor Namieśnik from Poland and abroad, as well as the faculty and university community.

The Board includes the following members: Prof. Mika Hannula, Vice Rector for Partnerships and Strategic Engagement of the University of Turku, Prof. Francisco José Mora Mas, former Rector of Universitat Politècnica de València, Prof Sławomir Smoleń, Hochschule Bremen, Prof. Eugenijus Valatka, Rector of Kaunas University of Technology and Prof. Roberto Zanino, Rector’s Delegate for PhD Programs and International University Networks, Politecnico di Torino. All ISEB members came to the meeting.