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Eco-Electrodes from Gdańsk Tech to Remove Pharmaceuticals from Wastewater

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A research team at Gdańsk University of Technology has developed electrodes capable of efficiently oxidizing pharmaceutical compounds commonly found in wastewater. These electrodes are not only technologically innovative but also more sustainable in terms of production. Additionally, they are easier to manage after the end of their life cycle compared to currently available market alternatives. The results of this research have been published in Nano-Micro Letters, one of the leading journals in this field.

The aim of this interdisciplinary team – comprising researchers and doctoral students from three faculties of Gdańsk Tech – was to develop a novel method for producing durable, high-performance 3D-printed carbon electrodes, suitable for both electrochemical wastewater treatment and sensitive detection of trace substances.

New call for applications within the PROM project!

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The International Relations Office invites applications from incoming participants within the project.

After recalculating the funds used so far within the project, the International Relations Office has decided to open a new call for applications under the PROM Programme for incoming participants — including staff members, students, and doctoral candidates.
Detailed information about the application procedure is available at the following link: https://pg.edu.pl/node/23861.

Publishing Open Access in Wiley Journals

This webinar will provide a practical overview of open access publishing in Wiley journals, with a focus on opportunities available to researchers affiliated with institutions in Poland. Delivered in English, the session will explore the benefits of open access, including increased visibility, accessibility, and impact of published research. Attendees will learn how to publish open access with Wiley and what a transformational agreement could mean for authors in Poland. 

Here’s what you can expect:

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ENHANCE Cross-Border Mentoring Programme – Call for Mentees!

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Are you an early-stage researcher in STEM? Looking to grow your skills, gain international perspectives, and build your career path with the support of an experienced mentor?

We invite you to apply for the ENHANCE Cross-Border Mentoring Programme – a unique, one-year initiative connecting researchers across Europe.

  • Strengthen your research and career competencies
  • Learn from experienced mentors – both academic & non-academic
  • Access training and networking opportunities
  • Discover your strengths with the Extended DISC® assessment

Mentee applications open: 1 – 31 October 2025

A Taste of University Life at Gdańsk Tech: “Politechnika Talentów” Summer School Wraps Up

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Nearly 200 top high school students from the Pomeranian region got a glimpse of what it’s like to study at Gdańsk University of Technology during the third edition of “Politechnika Talentów”, the university’s summer school initiative. The two-day event combined hands-on learning with opportunities for integration and student life experiences.

The summer school kicked off on Thursday morning, 18 September, with participants gathering in Fahrenheit Courtyard to take part in coaching and integration workshops led by Milena Chomik and Karolina Laskowska from Gdańsk’s Talent Development Centre.

The official opening ceremony took place in the Gdańsk Tech Main Hall, and was led by Rector Prof. Krzysztof Wilde.

Gdańsk Tech Doctoral School to Officially Open the Academic Year

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On October 10, the third edition of PhD Open will take place—an event addressed to doctoral students and undergraduate students, serving also as the official inauguration of the academic year at the Doctoral School of Gdańsk University of Technology.

The event will begin at 10:00 AM in the Main Hall (Aula) of the university’s Main Building. The primary aim is to formally open the new academic year and to welcome newly admitted PhD students into the doctoral community.

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