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In the election campaign, prof. Krzysztof Wilde referred to his election declarations from four years ago and demonstrated their implementation in his election program. In the next term of office, he intends to focus his activities on building Gdańsk University of Technology as an even more friendly university for employees, PhD students, students, graduates and people from the socio-economic environment, and at the same time a more ambitious and competitive entity.

Gdańsk Tech and OPI developed Polish generative models called Qra, trained on data corpus containing texts only in Polish. Initially, the corpus used the total of almost 2TB of raw text data, but as a result of cleaning and deduplication processes, it was reduced almost twice in order to maintain the best quality and unique content. This is the first generative model trained on such a large resource of Polish texts, using great computing power.

PhD Summer School focuses on development of key competences required for achieving best results in successful defense of the doctoral dissertation and identifying further research directions.

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The main objectives of the Titanium Supporting International Patent Applications program are the implementation of mechanisms for the identification and protection of intellectual property on an international scale of valuable inventions developed at Gdańsk University of Technology.

The current call for applications runs from March 1 to March 24, 2024.

Dear Candidates!

Feel free to join us during the Open Day, next Thursday, March 21, from 9 am to 3 pm. This is going to be a unique opportunity to enjoy a guided campus tour, listen to some music, watch fascinating exhibitions, listen to extremely interesting lectures, take part in games and quests and talk to your future fellow students. We invite you visit also this website to find out more about this event.

See you at Gdańsk Tech!

The trainings will be conducted in the form of practical workshops by experienced and active instructors - paramedics.

The participants will acquire the necessary knowledge and skills in providing first aid in life-threatening situations and receive a certificate confirming completion of the course.

Open training sessions for employees and PhD students who want to take advantage of the offer are organized periodically - every second and fourth Tuesday of the month (until June this year).

"We all have biases. There is nothing wrong with it. Unconscious bias affects everyone. It is important to become aware of own biases. Unconscious bias might lead to discrimination and inequality in some cases when it is not actively managed. This short training will give you the tools that you need."

"We all have biases. There is nothing wrong with it. Unconscious bias affects everyone. It is important to become aware of own biases. Unconscious bias might lead to discrimination and inequality in some cases when it is not actively managed. This short training will give you the tools that you need."