As Reaxys revolutionizes research, we want to share best practices and how researchers can use the tool’s full potential. Staring from March we’ll organize a monthly series of Reaxys training and drop-in sessions.
Let’s recall: in November 2022, Gdańsk University of Technology became a member of the ENHANCE Alliance – a consortium of technical universities from Germany, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Netherlands and Poland. In July 2023, the ENHANCE Alliance received 14,4 million euro from the European funds to run ENHANCE+ project scheduled for the years 2023-2027. The resources were allocated as part of the European Universities call, organized by the European Commission.
Thanks to the implementation of annual action plans at faculties and doctoral schools, training and meetings are organized on public procurement, project implementation, as well as on writing publications, counteracting mobbing and improving communication. Scientific seminars are conducted.
The authorities of some faculties decided to introduce faculty grants for young researchers, others increased the subsidy for projects for young researchers or introduced teaching discounts and language support.
The members of the Team represent young researchers on key visits of representatives of the commission accrediting the University. They participated, among others, in meetings with:
They organized:
Due to the fact that the 4-th year PhD students (enrollment for a.y. 2020/2021) should complete their PhD training and submit the dissertation in approaching semester within the deadline indicated in their Individual Research Proposal (IRP), we kindly remind you that according to the regulations of the school (§23), in justified cases, the deadline for submitting a doctoral dissertation may be extended at the request of a doctoral student.
The association was founded in 2017 and at the time of publishing this entry has 34 organizational members and 16 individual members from 20 different countries, with our Doctoral School becoming the organization's first member from Poland.
The aim of the program is to increase the effectiveness of Gdańsk University of Technology in competing for the most talented candidates for studies in the fields related to the subjects of PRA Centers. The way to achieve the goal are scholarships based on the achievements from the previous stage of education for particularly gifted students starting full-time 1st or 2nd cycle studies at Gdańsk University of Technology.
The Institute of Nanotechnology and Materials Engineering encourages to apply for the opportunity to complete a 3-year post-doc internship on the topic: "Spicing up Ceria for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells".
During the event, our Rector, Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, officially accepted the University's scientists as professors of Gdańsk University of Technology, and ceremoniously handed out promotions for doctoral and postdoctoral degrees, among whom were graduates of our Doctoral School.
Promotions to doctoral degrees were given to:
